After uploading the first version, I went back and made a couple of VERY minor tweaks, nothing really noticeable, apart from the intro... prefer it now! :o)

James Ingram - Yah Mo Be There (Steve Kuma Bootleg)

I've been DJing since the early 90s, having learnt to mix on borrowed decks.
I started out playing early Rave, Jungle and Happy Hardcore, then made a transition into the House scene during the mid-90s. It was about this time I got my first club gigs, introducing for the likes of Roy The Roach, Alex P and Stretch (Stretch & Vern).

A move to Brighton for Uni in 97 prompted a jump on the Big Beat bandwagon, where I generally enjoyed a more bouncy, eclectic experience. 

I still have a penchant for Classic US House / Garage & Old School dance music. But I have been known to drop a veritable mixed, tossed salad including classic Hip Hop & Indie crossovers.

If it rocks, its in the box!

In the words of the Big Beat Boutique (God Rest It's Soul) - 'Party Rockin, Genre Trashin, Bollocks'

Some of my mixes :-
http://www.mixcloud.com/SteveKuma/

I'm a fan of :- 
Norman Cook, Liam Howlett, A-Trak, Soulwax / 2manyDJs, Kissy Sell Out, Hervé, DJ Sneak, Masters At Work, Chemical Brothers, Erol Alkan, Dave Spoon, Zane Lowe, Annie Mac, DJ Yoda, Krafty Kuts