Synthetik - Get Down [House]

mufffler90@gmail.com 😎👍. bookings etc. DJ/mc

Makina/Bounce producer from Middlesbrough. started mixing makina in 2010 then progressed onto producing in early 2021 now i have various releases under;

makina.
Mini Mammoth.
The New Monkey.
Rewired Records.
NMR Soundz.
Council Pop Soundz.

Bounce
Klubbed.
Bounce Heaven.
this is bounce.
ministry of bounce.

90s Hard Trance/Trance & Techno. Modern Hard Trance/Trance & Techno


For bookings, send us message through here on soundcloud. 
Will do freebees as im looking to get back into the scene. Techno or trance
I dont really use any other social media

Now trying out some CDJ mixing and will never use a controller. 

2 x Technics SL1210 Mk2
Pioneer DJM450

Ok, so im from Southampton, and spin trance and techno from early 90s through to early 00s. I have been collecting vinyl for nearly 25 years, but only started mixing again recently. I have never considered using anything other than vinyl, until 2021.

My main influence is mark eg. Seeing and hearing him smash dreamscape 21 was immense. An entertainer, a madman, and a damn good set builder, be it trance or techno. Always sought him out at events such as skelter, dreamscape, and the one and only country club in Evershot.

During the 1990s i travelled the country going to events such Dreamscape, Helter Skelter, Hysteria, Devotion, Fusion, Tazzmania and Hardcore Heaven. The smaller events were always my faves. The Shire Horse in St Ives, Country Club, The Coven in Oxford and a little Club called Jollys  in Southampton. Listening to some of the biggest the scene has seen in its history. 

Old skool hardcore was my first love. Sterns, peace festival were tapes i used to collect. Around 93/94 i started hearing different sounds. They were of course, trance and techno. Dave Angel, trevor rockcliffe, colin dale, gayle san, mach one, warlock, colin favor,craig walsh. European sounds with UK and Anerican techno. Then the trance from europe, which had a different vibe. A euphoric sound which of course, went hand in hand with ecstacy. Hard sounds with uplifting breaks and undertones. Mark EG and M-Zones first ever set in the technodrome were massive points. DJs who were ahead of the game with the euro sound. Kenny Sharp and Vortex also pushing the more obscure stuff. How many unknown tunes are there to still be named from their sets???

Also a mention to other titans from yesteryear. Clarkee, scorpio, producer, aggressor, slipmatt, ellis dee, ratty, carl cox, hype, mickey finn, donovan smith, dolphin and 3Dom

MCs Ribbz (god), squidgy, EZy, sharkey, Marley, Lux, Lox, frostie, Mad P, GQ, robbie dee, lennie and digger.

I prefer to mix a more melodic slower trance set, as opposed to a fast trance set. Everyone knows the classics from back in the day.

If you enjoy my mixes, please like and share

Catch me playing at Free Spirit Festival Devon 21-23 August 2015

north east MC 🎤
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dabble on the decks 🎧

… 🐝  respect !! Hold tight

Based in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, TazzyB is an exciting and energetic talent, creating music which is a fusion of hard dance, bounce, electro and dubstep.  Having previously achieved widespread UK success as one half of Code Red, TazzyB is now focusing on a solo career that will push his productions and DJing in new directions.

2018 Brand new label coming soon :) Hard dance and Hard Bounce 
 
Coming from a musical background – his father was drummer in the band Mirage and worked as a sound and lighting engineer – it was in his father’s discotheque in the Middle East that TazzyB first got interested in records and the various equipment used in the club.   He would often shadow the DJs, and after a move to Manchester the UK continued his involvement by working in studios.
 
An old Hammond organ with two sections of keys provided the spark for TazzyB’s own productions.  To develop his skills he would listen to songs and then play them back by ear before adding a beat.  While in Manchester he studied for a National Diploma in Music Technology to take his tracks to the next level.
 
The Code Red project bust onto the scene in 2010 with their first track ‘Commander’ being signed to legendary UK label Nukleuz.  Others soon followed on Lethal Theory, B2T, Cheeky Tracks and Awsum Bounce which instantly led to huge support from DJs such as Lisa PinUp and regular bookings at some of the UK’s leading events and venues including Bounce Heaven, Wigan Pier, Absloution, KlubbedOut and Bounce’o Licious.
 
As well as his original productions, TazzyB has also built a reputation with his cheeky under-the-radar remixes of pop acts such as Rihanna, Kelly Rowland and Black Eyed Peas.

Update 2025
still writing music mixing it up with Arabic music 