"Jazzy Kecks" is a playful yet hard-hitting drum & bass / breakbeat track that blends frenetic energy with a laid-back, cheeky vibe. Gritty, distorted rhythms collide with intricate guitar riffs, creating a soundscape that's both unpredictable and captivating. The track builds tension with edgy beats, only to unleash explosive drops that hit with a punch. After each drop, a voice boldly declares, "Those are some jazzy kecks," adding a quirky, humorous twist.

While the tune doesn't take itself too seriously, its infectious grooves and dynamic progression deliver some seriously potent vibes, making it a standout for both dancefloors and headphone sessions.

Kecks are trousers, distinctive ones like yours, recognisable anywhere.

Jazzy Kecks

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I love Metal, Drumstep and much more. My favorite song is Pendulum ft. In Flames - Self vs. Self

Favorite Electronic artists: Teminite, Animadrop, Pendulum, Apashe, Stonebank, Boom Kitty, Vector Seven, Sweeper
Favorite Metal Rock artists: Dragonforce, In Flames, Powerwolf, Electric Callboy, Airbourne
Favorite Pop artists: Ava Max

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Paul Massey, based in Sheffield, UK, is the creative force behind “the DustRoom,” a name synonymous with his diverse pursuits in music, motorcycles, and visual media.

Owner of 3studio, a prominent Sheffield film and TV studio, Paul has worked on post-production for various TV programmes and films. His musical journey began in 1994, experimenting with analogue gear and later DJing on the now defunct Freakin internet radio station.

In 2024, Paul revived his musical passion, drawing from pandemic jam sessions to create a fresh sound as “the DustRoom.” His music has been featured on over 2,500 playlists and has surpassed 125,000 streams on Spotify. His influence has attracted sponsorships from energy drink and clothing brands, recognising his impact in motorcycle, lifestyle, and music communities.

With over 20,000 Instagram followers, Paul continues to shape a legacy that blends music, film, and motorcycling.