DJs
The DJs behind the sound.
Bass Generator
Newcastle-based happy hardcore DJ/producer, resident for Rezerection from 1991 and a leading figure in the early-90s Scottish hardcore scene; label Bass Generator Records founded 1989.
Billy Bunter
Born in May 1975, Bunter is a major figure in the UK rave scene for over 20 years. His discography covers a number of genres on the hard end of the dance spectrum. From Happy Hardcore, Trancecore, Hard House, Hard Trance and back to Hardcore, Bunter plays a mixture of these genres as well as old skool House sets. Bunter founded the influential Hardcore label Great British Techno Inc (GBT) during the mid 90s as well as the Honey Pot family of labels around the turn of the millenium when he switched from producing Hardcore to Hard House.
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Breeze
Mark Breeze (real name Mark Brady, born 1970), a British UK hardcore DJ/producer active from 1996. Best known for the duo Styles & Breeze (with Darren Styles) and the "Clubland X-Treme Hardcore" compilation series. Founded the label Infinity Recordings (1997-2003, later run by DJ Silver). His tracks were played on John Peel's BBC radio show 1998-2000, and he remained a prominent hardcore producer through the genre's early-2000s resurgence alongside Hixxy, Ham, Styles and Dougal.
Brenda Russell
Techno artist and DJ. Co-operated with Colin Faver, with whom she used to co-promote the techno night Deep Space. Worked at Phuture Trax Promotions looking after radio promotions.
Brisk
Paul Nineham - Born in February 1972 in Southampton, United Kingdom. Currently resides in Queensland, Australia. His labels Next Generation Records, Blatant Beats & Stimulant Records with Hamilton Dean. Also hosted shows on the pirate stations Future FM & Destiny FM as well as the legal Brighton-based Energy FM. Began his DJ career with residencies at The Basement and The Escape (Wednesday nights) clubs in Southampton, as well as the Remix, Brainstorm & Club Kinetic nights. Also worked in the Jelly Jam Records, Tripp 2 & Camden Tunes record shops in Brighton and London around this time. Co-promoted the Reality night with DJ Demand. Record reviewer for Mixmag, Eternity Magazine & Blaze Magazine.
Brockie
UK jungle/drum and bass pioneer DJing since 1988, co-founder of pirate station Kool FM (1991) and Undiluted Recordings (1997, with Ed Solo); long-running on-air partnership with MC Det.
Bryan Gee
Bryan Gee is a veteran jungle/drum & bass DJ and label boss from Cheltenham, raised in Jamaican sound-system culture (selector for local system Challenger) before moving to Brixton, London in the early '80s. In 1993 he co-founded V Recordings with Jumpin Jack Frost one of the longest-running D&B labels, which launched the careers of Roni Size, Krust and DJ Die. He also runs Liquid V, Chronic Records and Philly Blunt, hosts the long-running V Podcast, and is internationally recognised as one of the scene's pioneering figures.
Bunjy
DJ Bunjy is active in the UK jungle/drum & bass scene, known for Passion Radio live mixes and a "Slosh Bank Holiday" mixtape, plus collaborations with MC Joe Peng on early-90s "lost and found" tape reissues.