Yo!  I play DNB. Nuff said.

Some wallys hacked my account a while ago so all the old mixes got deleted.  Wankers.

Anyway, I'm back.

Been DJing for a long while, played at some good clubs in London and parts of the UK. Also Played on radio, Clymax 95-4 FM back in the 90s and done a few back 2 backs on the M I G H T Y Koollondon.com radio with various DJs. Love all types of music including Drum n Bass, Jungle, Oldskool Hardcore, Soul, House e.t.c Anyway, hope you enjoy the mixes that i put uP, feel free to leave your comments and share the music.Peace out peeps.❤️👊🎵🎵 Also follow me on mixcloud. DJ ANDY SCRATCH

Roman Frolikoff aka Arf & Underground Systems

Inquisitor Betrayer
    Our music says the most about us. Check out some of the tracks. No two are a like in description. We go beyond tradition, standards and seek to explore sound. The end result? SoundScapes for the mind. 

Started Dj-ing in 80s at indie gigs and then on pirate radio/tv station Network 21. Opened his first club in 1985, Toured as DJ with The Shamen, then signed with Rising High Records for the albums Flying High, Global Chillage. Joined up with Pete Namlook to record two albums as Dreamfish. Did two sessions for BBC's John Peel. Residencies at underground clubs like Lost and Megatripolis. Remixed Coldcut's Autumn Leaves which went on to become a classic. Played at Love Parade and Glastonbury festival throughout the 90s. 

Wrote for NME, Mixmag and i-D magazine, presented The Chill Out Zone on Kiss FM.Toured Europe, USA and Japan repeatedly, made mix CDs like The Morning After, Abstract Funk Theory, God Bless The Chilled. Signed with Ninja Tunes and made the album Its Tomorrow Already and singles Nepalese Bliss & Fish Dances. Got involved with the Big Chill at the very beginning in 1994 and played every year since for them. Appeared in the cult movie Modulations. Recorded an album in Japan with Jonah Sharp and Harry Hosono of YMO. Made a TV commercial, soundtracked a play on Radio 3 and remixed the Dr Who theme for the BBC. Talked about Brian Eno on C4. Moved his Nubient club to Big Chill Bar. Won Ibiza Chillout DJ of the year - twice. Did two mixes for Rob da Banks show on Radio 1. Remixed Anne Garner and 6th Sense. Made an Altermodern podcast for the Tate Britain.  2010 won Best Downtempo DJ again, and started new job running Apollo label as part of R+S...

Once upon a time I made music with a legion of synthesizers.

South Australia got it right when they kindled the talent by the name of Steve Hart. Embracing the combination of a superior appetite for the studio and over a decade of sophistication behind the decks of the nation’s hottest nightclubs and festivals, its no doubt Steve Hart has his energy in the beat. With a wealth of adoration for house music in all its kinds, this robust musical character prides himself on the mission so well conquered; making headway in the Australian dance music industry.

Drawing potent inspiration from the carefully crafted talents of fellow industry professionals Denzal Park, Hook N Sling and Tommy Trash; Steve Hart endears local success with immense pride and motivation to further his dance-provoking career in the studio and in the clubs. Combining local talent and infamous assets from lands far away like Axwell, Adelaide’s ARIA Club Chart artist contributes a worthy platter of class in the musical department.

Inheriting praise from Australia’s leading dance music label Vicious Recordings, In The Mix’s #50 (2011 & 2012) Steve Hart encapsulates the epitome of house glamour showcasing more than an album’s worth of thriving tracks. From chart hitting ‘Change’ feat Melinda Appelby to an immense multitude of officially released remixes including that of Dizzee Rascal’s ‘Dirtee Cash’, ‘Everybody Be Somebody’ by Thomas Gold & Mattias Menck, 'Tell Your Story Walking ' by Sarah Mcleod and 'Love is Crazy' by Dirty Laundry, Adelaide’s gem is surging through milestones with force. Collaboratively, Steve Hart powers a musical asset joining forces with Australian premier artist Denzal Park with ‘Burn’, a notably trusted house banger. 

Installing track after track on the avid festival and club goers of South Australia and beyond, Steve Hart continues to unveil the demolishing but oh-so-perfect top lines over the crowds. Awarded as SADMA’s Best Upcoming DJ and Best House DJ, he has taken the reigns at Groove Is In The Park, Summadayze, Future Music & Stereosonic Festival’s, its beyond anyone’s control when Steve Hart takes to stage. Moving the asset after hours to his play his part in the Main Room Mafia at HQ Nightclub, its difficult to deny the residing love for Steve Hart ensuring he’s the driver of the most memorable nights in the club. Playing envied support sets to the industry’s distinguished icons Nicky Romero, Afrojack, Thomas Gold, Bingo Players, Otto Knows, Tommy Trash and Dirty South, Steve isn’t one to stray from a diverse beat or two. From deep and funky to electro overload, dance floors cant ever be prepared for what will be delivered. 

While the clubs are pumping, Steve’s involvement at Adelaide’s Fresh FM is driving just as much adrenaline. As production manager of the station, the unmistakable efforts in the studio have lured Steve in the best direction securing award winning shows delivered around the country to Australia’s dedicated dance music enthusiasts. 

The year ahead is a whirlwind of anticipated accomplishments under Steve Hart’s belt with two massive original tunes on Vicious just released ("Impactor" & "Can You Dig It") and more on the way. Definitely a buzz worth raving about.

i am not checking the PN here on SC, please contact me via email or other socials , thank you. 

Robert Babicz has been redefining the boundaries of electronic music since the early 1990s. His unique artistry encompasses sound, vision, emotion and spirituality. From releasing and performing acid techno as Rob Acid, to his role as a highly-sought after producer and studio wizard infusing technical perfection with deep emotion, to his striking photos, everything Robert does expresses his desire to celebrate beauty and humanity, and to live each moment with utmost consciousness. Robert's art and philosophy are so distinctive there's a word for it: Babiczstyle. 

Photo by Andre M. Hunseler | thinkingpixels.com

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