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Chris Issac - Wicked Game (Rob Cokeless Rendition)

Rob Cokeless is a multi-genre producer, founder and owner of 7.7.Deuce Records and Electro Echelon Records Based out of South Florida 

DJ with Underground Breaks Collective on Ugcradio.com
DJ with the Digital Boogie Crew on Ugcradio.com
Member of The Smoke Break Crew.  DJ on NSBRadio.co.uk
Nominated for BBS Awards 2019 in three categories.
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Old Skool Breakbeat freak. Anything funky, head boppin', ass shakin'. I just love the music, it's been a fun hobby for many years!
Texas transplant from the west coast of Florida, for 11 years.  Now in the mountains of New York State.  Full disclosure: I’m a product of the Florida rave scene. My influences were and still are-, DJ Icey, Kimball Collins, Baby Anne, Monk, Three, T-Confucious (of Rabbit in the Moon), D-Extreme, Chris Fortier, Cosmic Baby, Dave Seaman, R-Fresh, Hardware, Huda Hudia, Sandy, Trip Theory, Rainbow Bridge, Spacemen, Rick West (RIP), Sharaz, Paul Santana, Huda Hudia, Wes Smith...and on and on. B-Nice played at my birthday party the year before I left Florida. I love Florida! And as someone said a few years back...

“The thing about Florida is the weather, the venues, and people,” says Bunny. “Back when it started, there was no right, no wrong, no direction or clear path. Radical self-expression, love for the music. That’s the way it was back then. And I think that’s the way it is now, too.”

i went to a club for the first time when I was 15 years old in 1994, we went to the Edge in downtown Orlando Florida. I also started djing, mixing records, and buying records from the local dj record shops like at the Drop Shop, Vinyl Frontier, Underground Records, Rock N Roll Heaven, and a few more other stores that sold dj records. 