Producer & Singer. Jazzy, Spacey, Hip Hop, Future Soul.
onesouluk@gmail.com

5D aka Deep & Beeper aka Onepacman got hooked on vibes and music from a young age, he spent many many weekends lost in maze-like warehouses all around LDN in the late 90s and grew to have a very prominent place in his heart for the intense heavy grooves and deep soundscapes of the music at the time, especially drum and bass. Attending raves religiously for the next 25 years and studying music technology and sound design, moving into production seemed a logical step. Initially producing 4 to the floor minimal and techno and prog for 12 years, he finally switched to his favourite sound of drum and bass and dubstep and has been producing moody, deep, esoteric music ever since. His sound is described as very futurist and a lot of his soundscapes feel like they belong in dystopian sci-fi films set in the distant future, interspersed with some accessible dance tunes too. Expect much more over the next few decades as his dedication and obsession is not likely to end soon.

20 free unreleased tracks at https://deepnbeeperbass.bandcamp.com/album/unreleased-2020

every genre covered...........................       derty by name derty by nature....................bagginz 4 life.....unsigned..........da shire.......middle earth

MY HART IS ON PAPER... ILL DEAL WITH IT LATER!

rogueart . born 1984 in bristol england . 

Bookings & Info: Contactcoops1@gmail.com

Not many rappers can boast that their first ever live performance was at London’s O2 Arena, supporting hip hop legend, Nas. Such was the talent of Jordan Cooper, aka Coops, who at 23-years-old won Choice FM’s Breakthrough Competition, and the chance to perform alongside one of his formative influences. “I want to be inspired by the greats, rather than what’s current,” the North Londoner explains, citing Jay Z, A Tribe Called Quest and Eminem as other major inspirations. 
Throughout his late teens Coops was making music with his friends, but it wasn’t until he looked at himself and the world around him that he changed his writing approach and decided to go it alone. “I’ve always had the mind-set that if I’m true to myself and where I am, as a social commentator or looking inside myself documenting that stage of my life, then I’ll have endless material.”

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