CENTRIK RECORDS AN ATMOSPHERIC BREAKS LABEL 
Created IN LONDON ENGLAND  Distributed through out the WORLD 
Founded by Artists Nathan Cable and Steve Tempo.



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Bandcamp:
https://centrikrecords.bandcamp.com/music

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Formerly one half of Breakbeat DJ legends AWE Soundsystem, who held residencies at a host of London-based clubs including Supatronix, Chew The Fat, Eden Collective. Supafunk, and others, Country Cockney is still relentlessly wowing the masses with his jaw-dropping blend of musical mastery and funny faces. With a belief that 'if it's good, it gets played' regardless of age, genre or cheese-factor, you can always guarantee that no matter where or when this DJ gets on the decks he'll always ensure that he finishes with a satisfied dance floor and a phat set of anthems ringing in the ears. 

You can catch him DJing live with the 'Sunday Breaks Sessions' from 2pm GMT every Sunday and the 'Sonic Sanctuary' every Thursday at 7pm GMT on Twitch, playing the latest and greatest Progressive Breakbeat, Electronica, and Progressive House music. Also, keep your eyes on the socials for other impromptu pop-up shows.

twitch.tv/countrycockney
https://www.facebook.com/countrycockney
https://www.instagram.com/djcountrycockney

Current schedule: 
Unfortunately there are no mixes planned, I am pretty busy with life and my 4th album

DJ Recharge is not just a name, it's a promise of energy, vitality, and electrifying beats that reverberate through the soul. Hailing from the pulsating heart of electronic music scene, DJ Recharge has become synonymous with pure energy.

With a keen ear for melody and an instinct for rhythm, DJ Recharge crafts his music blending genres and styles, from deep house to progressive trance and breaks. Each song is a journey of sonic exploration and a catalyst for connection, uniting strangers on the dance floor in a collective celebration of life, love, and the universal language of music.

But DJ Recharge is more than just a performer, he's a curator of experiences, creating immersive sonic landscapes that transport listeners to euphoric heights and depths of emotion.

UK based Progressive astronaut and Techno & Jungle/D&B robot!
Fanatic vinyl junkie.
7 year Bristol super club resident, South wales club promoter and COO Subcode Radio

Hi there, Due to the popularity of this page and the mixes all reaching there download limits so quickly we have moved the Cultural Vibes mix page to culturalvibes.co.uk. Its almost identical to this page and offers the same service but with no limits. There are lots of mixes up already and over 100 hrs to go so check it out now !

South West of England Club Promotion/Dj Collective CULTURAL VIBES came into being on Saturday 3rd October 1992 at the Quay Club in Plymouth Devon. Back then most of the S-West was Hardcore raving mad, with the speed of the music increasing in BPM almost by the week. The emerging Rave scene had found a true spiritual home down in the S-West of England and Plymouth seemed to “have it” particularly well with 2 huge world-class venues, The Academy & The Warehouse. However by mid 1992 the heady days of earlier Rave Promoters like Extreme, Wasp Factory & Alpha had been replaced by a much harder, faster and darker sound as S-West crews like Essence and later Revelation took the emerging Jungle/Hardcore sound to the masses with huge success. During the spring & summer of 92 Nottingham's renegade Free Party Collective DiY had made a big impression on local boy Dave Green. The full DiY crew played at a string of events in and around Exeter and Bath that summer culminating in the free party scenes finest hour, Castlemorton. The music the DiY  DJ’s played was still underground & trippy, but was slower, groovier and much more House Music orientated. Very similar to a born again moment Dave Green realised this was the future for him, and set about trying to get involved. After first dabbling in designing & producing Rave clothing he took the very first money from the clothing venture and headed off to the big Universe Rave on September 11th 1992. There the DiY team had their own separate tent for 12 hours and that night a very nervous & wasted Dave Green asked his favourite DJ, Simon DK if DiY would come to Plymouth and play for him. The answer was in the affirmative and 4 weeks later Cultural Vibes was born and a promising clothing venture was dead and buried.
 On the opening night @ the Quay Club 285 curious people crammed into a tiny forgotten little club on Plymouth's historic Old Quay and proceeded to tear the roof off. Timing was certainly one of the reasons for Cultural Vibes immediate success; it just seemed to be the right time for change. It also helped that the all-new British House explosion was just underway with labels like Guerrilla, Boys Own, Limbo and Cowboy all starting to release some top notch home grown records, gaining lots of valuable press. Add to this an incredibly healthy US House scene with labels such as Strictly Rhythm and Murk, and Italian labels like UMM and Creative plus a large measure of original House and Acid classics and the Vibes musical cocktail was complete. From the outset Cultural Vibes went off in a massive way. During the 8 crazy weeks @ the Quay club numbers went as high as 358 which was actually quite dangerous in a club licensed for 200. After all the great music it’s the intense heat that most people seem to remember. The free frozen fruit also sticks out along with the pretty young girls that shared it out at midnight. But it’s the photographs taken at the Quay Club that really show what an influential club it was.  Pictures from the nights show the dance-floor packed full of soon to be Dj's, Club Promoters, Musicians, Music Writers, Club Wear retailers, Record Shop owners, Video Game designers, Photographers, Film Directors, and future SW Scene leaders all wide eyed with broad their sweaty smiles. It really was a seminal time for everyone that went there. For sure something special and unique had happened in Plymouth, but no one could have predicted then, just how far it would all go!  (The original Quay Club Photo’s can be found @ “The Cultural Vibes Appreciation Society” page on Facebook)
During the Quay Club run Cultural Vibes was entertained by Dj Haze ( Joe Waterfield, played every week) and Dj’s Phil Jubb, Geoff Van Dyke, Ian Smith & Will & Johnnie from the Lazy House sound system, Mr Dee, Pad e & Barry from Happy Shopper, Scottie and Dan Rayner with the last tune @ the Quay played by Dave Green. Another full time resident for the run was Andrew Chinn who would remain the door picker/greeter/friendly face/man to know, forever. Eight weeks of absolute mayhem would sadly have to stop, as the numbers were way to big for the venue. Watching the ceiling drip sweat and condensation continuously onto the lighting system was scary as was the queue for the toilets.  Also a fractious relationship had developed with the Quay Club management over Cultural Vibes split of the door and this also helped spell the end of the Quay Club run. Once the decision was made there was only one place Dave Green wanted to take Cultural Vibes, and that was to his favorite club in the world, The Warehouse on Plymouth’s infamous Union St. 
Quite possibly one of the best club venues on Earth the Warehouse was a huge converted 1930's Art Deco cinema. (Once the largest cinema in the south of the UK) Pretty much a white elephant for years due to its immense size, it had been reborn as Rave venue in 1989 and for those that went there regularly it was truly hallowed ground. However due to a rising amount of drug related violence (then called taxing) the venue had seen better days as the masses that traveled from all over the S-West to Plymouth for the big raves had suddenly dwindled. By Dec 92 The Warehouse was completely up for grabs on Saturday's and thanks to some canny behind the scenes maneuvering with the help of Happy Shoppers Fleur and Plymouth dance legend Lee Reynolds Dave Green found himself about to run the club of his wildest dreams. One major hurdle remained though, how to put 300+ people in a venue that could hold 2500 and make it feel both comfortable and still look good. A great meeting of minds created the solution as Dave Green and Dan Thompson from Kaos Design trialed a few failures but came up with a total winner in the end. By stitching together a hoard of white army camouflage nets and utilising the 3ton-ceiling winch and later the underused Dj Egg/Booth they created the perfect indoors party venue. Finally just like their beloved free party scene, (which the Thatcher government had only just outlawed) Cultural Vibes had a giant legal tent of their own.  All they needed now was DiY.
The DiY crew really did put the icing on the Cultural Vibes cake as Jack, Pezz, Simon DK, Digs & Woosh, Emma and Pip made regular monthly missions to Plymouth throughout 93 to help create the Cultural Vibes ethos and sound. Unlimited help and support also came from Mark & Jess Darby who ran the highly influential Mighty Force Record Shop/Label in Exeter.  As well as supplying all the Resident Dj’s with their vinyl, Mark & Jess helped immensely with the early bookings, enabling Dave to find his feet as a fledgling promoter.  Phil Jubb was one of the staff at Mighty Force and the shop would go on to introduce Dave to a host of future Vibes Dj’s. One of these was Exeter resident, Mighty Force regular and future dance music superstar Tom Middleton.  As well as playing Tom designed a string of catchy Cultural Vibes flyers throughout 1993 and his quirky, humorous take on the flyer genre seemed to catch the zeitgeist. As the weekly numbers steadily grew, so the giant camouflage net was raised to yet another level, opening up more of the vast Warehouse venue up to the public. This continued regularly right up until the first Luv-Dup night when 750 people finally saw the whole venue opened up and Cultural Vibes shift into yet another gear. 
Resident Dj’s for 1993 @ The Warehouse were Dj Haze, Phil Jubb, Duncan Parks, and later Verdi (Dave Green) and Mr Dee. 
Guest Dj's that played throughout 1993 were: Jack, Pezz, Simon DK, Digs and Woosh, Pip, Emma, Shane and Jamie, Clinton, Choci, Ian lazy Smith, Will & Johnnie Lazy House, Mike Shawe, Mike C, Jon Dasilva, Nero, Andy Finnie, Danny Ayres, Mark & Adrian Luv-Dup, Froggy(RIP), Jay Baker, Tigger, Dj Rush, Richie Rundle, Tom Middleton, Mr Mullatto, Sonny, Steve Proctor, Phil Asher, Noel Watson, AJ, Charlie Hall, Hazel B, Geoff Van-Dyke, Gary Marson, Matt Perry, Bongo Pete Isaac, Roy The Roach, Judge Jules, Gordon Kaye, John Kelly, Lee Fisher, Pascals Bongo Massive(RIP), Girls on Top, Kelvin Andrews,  Justin Garrett, Andy Roberts, Patrick Smoove, Al McKenzie, Phil Gifford, Mc/Dj Ribbz, John Mcready, Chris and James, Ashley Beedle, and Iain McKenzie.
The Chillout Room - During the 2nd half of the year The Fruit Bowl played host to the newly formed Freestyle Collective (Bloodshot, Kooki, Pes) Bongo Pete Isaac, and Children Of Kaos Dj’s (Andy Compton, Ritchie Piggot, Dj Flex (Chris Hart) and Paul Honey)
to be continued ................




Born and raised in Istanbul city, Deniz Kabu's musical journey began when he picked up the guitar at the age of 13. He played in metal bands as a solo guitarist during both his high school and college years. After graduating from college, Deniz's interest turned towards electronic music. He found inspiration in artists like Justice, The Prodigy, Gesaffelstein, Boys Noize, Trentemøller, Maceo Plex, Deadmau5, and Skrillex. Motivated by these influences, he made the decision to delve into electronic music production.

As an up-and-coming Pruducer and DJ in the electronic music scene, Deniz has been gaining significant hype and following lately. His tracks have already been supported by some of the biggest names in the industry, such as Maceo Plex, Solomun, Yotto, Eelke Kleijn, Solee, Tube & Berger, Catz N Dogz, Nora En Pure, Jonas Rathsman, and Eats Everything. 

His tracks "Let It Go" and "Endless Walls" have been Number 1 on Beatport's Top 100 Hype Charts in the Electronica and Melodic House & Techno categories. Additionally, his other releases have entered the Top 100 charts multiple times. 

Deniz has played warm-up and after sets and shared the same stage with major names such as Paul Kalkbrenner, Boys Noize, Solomun, Stephan Bodzin, Mind Against, Daniel Avery, Undercatt, Nora En Pure.

Booking: elif@nomadic.music
Promos: denizkabumusic@gmail.com

Tim French, has carved out a distinctive niche in the music scene with his vibrant and eclectic approach to DJing and production. His music often blends elements of Progressive house, techno, and electronic dance music, showcasing his deep understanding of rhythm and melody. Tim French has a knack for creating tracks that are both dancefloor-ready and emotionally resonant, striking a balance that keeps listeners engaged whether they’re in a club or at home.

What sets Tim French apart is his ability to infuse his tracks with a sense of narrative and atmosphere. His mixes are journeys in themselves, with carefully curated transitions and a seamless flow that takes listeners on a ride through different moods and energies. Whether it's an uplifting, high-energy anthem or a deeper, more introspective track, Tim French's music consistently delivers quality and originality.

His work has graced the catalogs of some of the most respected labels in the progressive house scene, including Sudbeat, The Soundgarden, Forensic Records, Hooj Choons, Perfecto Black, Lost Language, and Stripped Digital, among others. Supported by legendary figures like John Digweed, Nick Warren, Hernan Cattaneo, Dave Seaman, Paul Oakenfold, Anthony Pappa, and Nick Muir, Tim's releases have consistently earned the praise of top-tier DJs worldwide.
Overall, Tim French's music is a testament to his passion for the craft and his ability to connect with listeners on a profound level. His work continues to evolve, and it’s exciting to see where he’ll take his sound next. 

Whether you’re a seasoned  clubber or just exploring the genre, Tim French's music is definitely a must for all playlists.

linktr.ee/timfrenchdj

Further info, DJ bookings, promos etc please contact timfrenchdjpromo@gmail.com

Plymouth's Progressive Record Label & former shop! Home of:

Defektor
Emissary
Funkjunkie
Justin Garrett
M25
Nervous Brothers
Paul Honey
Phil Jubb
Solar Plexus
The Modifiers
West Coast & more!

Re-released on WAV/Digital for the first time since 1998!

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