Tez

Regression Old Skool Dj Finnie Dj Tez Mc Pressure Saturday 5th August Kef, Belmont st, Aberdeen 11pm - 3am Entry 3

Block Rocking Beats (Party Tunes) Dj Finnie Fri 28th July 2006 Kef, Belmont st, Aberdeen 11pm - 3am Entry 3

Regression (Old Skool) Dj Finnie Dj Tez Saturday 1st July 2006 kef, Belmont st, Aberdeen 11pm - 3am Entry 3

Block Rocking Beats Party tunes from the likes of James Brown, Prodigy, Chemical Bros, Orbital, Public Enemy etc. Dj Finnie Dj Tez Friday 30th June 2006 Kef, Blemont st, Aberdeen 11pm - 3am Entry 3

Big Big Sound Live Granite Emcees Live plus dj support Finnie, Tez and Skinny Friday 16th June 2006 Cafe Drummond, Belmont st, Aberdeen 9pm - 3am Entry 4 www.myspace.com/bigbigsound www.myspace.com/graniteemcees www.myspace.com/djtezjunglenation www.myspace.com/mistaolivertwisted

Regression Old Skool Finnie and Tez Mc Pressure Mc Pipe Saturday 3rd June 2006 Kef. Belmont st, Aberdeen 11pm - 3am Entry 3

The Playground The Mixologists Dj Tez Saturday 13th May 2006 Kef, Belmont st, Aberdeen 11pm - 3am Entry 8/7 students The Mixologists were originally formed in 1997 by DJ Go, who wanted to bring together a group of like-minded djs. Go met Beni G as a guest on Benis hip hop radio show The Boombox, but it wasn\'t until 1999 when the official battle crew was formed. Go and Beni have taken their innovative and eclectic DJ style across the UK, Europe and worldwide. They are set to continue to entertain crowds all over the world with the option of hip hop sets, drum & bass sets or both. Although from different musical backgrounds (Beni was part of the early rave & jungle scene whilst Go had strong hip hop roots) the two have fused and taken their innovative and eclectic DJ style worldwide to over 20 countries. In July 2003 saw their first compilation album released called Champion Sounds under DMCs label, which subsequently won an award for best compilation at the Underground Music Awards and subsequently they went on to win in Best DJ category at the 2004 UMA awards. Acclaims: 1999 I.T.F. World Team Finals, Hawaii (Runner up) I.T.F. European Teams, Copenhagen (Winners) DMC UK Team Championships, London (3rd Place) 2000 DMC UK Team Championships, London (Winners) DMC World Team Finals, London (3rd Place) 2001 DMC UK Team Championships, London (Winners) DMC World Team Finals, London (Runner up) 2002 DMC World Team Finals, London (3rd Place) www.djtez.com www.junglenation.co.uk www.scottishdrumandbass.com www.mixologists.com

Jungle Nation Dj Kane (Undiluted, Kool FM, TOV) Dj Tez Dj Davy Mc Pipe Mc Bass Monkey Saturday 6th May 2006 Kef, Belmont st, Aberdeen 11pm - 3am Entry 6/5 students Kanes introduction to the rave scene began at the tender age of fourteen when he began listening to Fantasy FM in 1989. He consequently became inspired to begin mixing, and by 1992 he was playing on Don FM which later that year lead to him becoming one of the founding DJs on the world famous Kool FM, Londons longest running pirate, where he still plays today. His regular slots on Kool progressed to being booked at large events, of which he cites pre-jungle promoters Electribe to be the first in 1992. Inspired by the darker side of hardcore around this time, which was quickly becoming jungle, Kanes involvement in the scene quickly progressed from playing tunes to making them, inspired by influential producers of the era A Guy Called Gerald and Potential Bad Boy. He soon met Trouble on Vinyls Mark & Clayton who were then setting up their Fledgling label, to which he was immediately signed. His debut release was on TOV in 1993, where "Neutron Posession" featured on the labels first ever release. He has gone on to record for No U Turn , Trouble on Vinyl, Renegade Recordings, Rengade Hardware, Congo Natty and Undiluted. www.jungenation.co.uk www.scottishdrumandbass.com www.djkane.co.uk www.undilutedrecords.com www.koollive.co.uk www.djtez.com www.myspace.com/kanedj www.myspace.comdjtezjunglenation www.myspace,.com/junglenation *JN is taking a summer break, back in October 2006 with some very special guests*

Block Rocking Beats (Prodigy, Nirvana, Stone Roses, Beastie Boys, Chemical Bros etc) Dj Tez Friday 31st March 2006 Kef, Belmont st, Aberdeen 11pm - 3am Entry 3 Jungle Nation Morphy (LiveVevil, Direct Recordings, Urban Takeover) Dj Tez Dj Davy Mc Pipe Morphy is a Glasgow based producer who has been building up a strong reputation playing at all major club events around the country. Always busy in the studio, Morphy takes dub plate culture to new heights by constantly bombarding the ravers with new creations fresh off the press. Morphy has been a resident with the highly successful LiveVevil club nights where his unique style of upfront breaks, dubby basslines and addictive hooks are always met with great approval from the crowd. Morphy made his debut on Urban Takeover with the heavy roller Cheb Mk2 followed by the old skool vibes of Warehouse and the belly dance flavours of Trans Egypt Express both on the same label. In 2004 Morphy unleashed the monstrous Bottoms Up on Kent-based label Direct Recordings that earned the support of DJs such as Andy C & Grooverider. Saturday 1st April 2006 Kef, Belmont St, Aberdeen 11pm - 3am Entry 4/3 students www.djtez.com www.junglenation.co.uk www.direct-recordings.com www.scottishdrumandbass.com

Big Big Sound plus support from Granite Emcees also Dj Tez & Dj Finnie Big Big Sound 7 piece dnb band from Dundee. They have played numerous gigs in Aberdeen now and have always gone down a storm. A cross between Beastie Boys, Prodigy and ADF they play mainly dnb but with smatterings of hip hop, breaks, dub, ska, funk and rock. This is not to be missed. Friday 17th March 2006 Drummonds, Belmont st, Aberdeen 9pm - 3am Entry 4 www.bigbigsound.co.uk www.myspace.com/bigbigsound www.myspace.com/graniteemcees Check out some BBS tunes Bassquake WelcomeTo The Show It's The Big No Sell Out Lucky Seven Time To Think About The Future Weapon Of Peace Ska Cops Too Much Too Young

The Playground Rick Witter (ex Shed Seven, The Dukes) Dj Tez Dj set from Rick Witter, former frontman of Shed Seven and currently lead singer with The Dukes. Anything goes from hip hop to funk to indie to disco, and no he will not be singing Kef, Belmont st, Aberdeen Saturday 11th March 2006 Entry 6/5 students 11pm - 3am

Big Big Sound plus live support tbc also Dj Tez & Dj Finnie Big Big Sound 9 piece dnb band from Dundee. They have played numerous gigs in Aberdeen now and have always gone down a storm. A cross between Beastie Boys, Prodigy and ADF they play mainly dnb but with smatterings of hip hop, breaks, dub, ska, funk and techno with even a Specials cover thrown in.. The band consist of 4 vocalists, 2 sax players, keyboards, bass and scratch dj. This is not to be missed. Friday 17th March 2006 Drummonds, Belmont st, Aberdeen 9pm - 3am Entry 4

Jungle Nation 9th Birthday ANDY C (Ram, Shimmon, Concep2, Desired State,Origin Unknown) He's the king of clubs, the lord of dubs, the junglist don and is one of the biggest and well known jungle/dnb DJs ever. But he has made himself a name not only as DJ, but also as producer and the head of the RAM Records label. The man mysteriously known to most as Andy C. undoubtedly is one of the most important figures in drum'n'bass' evolution. He was there at the dawn of the '90s when drum'n'bass was still hardcore techno, honing his talents as a DJ. Then, in 1992, just as drum'n'bass was beginning to blossom, he formed Ram Records with Ant Miles. The label quickly became one of drum'n'bass' driving forces, releasing a plethora of 12" EPs featuring many of the genre's leading producers. As part of the duo Origin Unknown with Miles, Andy C. produced one of Ram's many landmark tracks, "Valley of the Shadows." Released in 1993, the track quickly became not only an anthem but also a classic, being remixed and re-released repeatedly. Later in the '90s came more Origin Unknown tracks; in addition, Andy C. joined forces with Shimon and Miles to form the much-celebrated supergroup Ram Trilogy. Throughout all his success, the man known to only a select few as Andy Clarke managed to remain for the most part anonymous and, as a result, considerably mythical -- an iconic figure within the insular and manic U.K. drum'n'bass scene -- known to even his fans as only Andy C. Dj Tez Dj Davy Nil Munny & Stuart Smith Mc Bass Monkey, Mc Darkrider, Mc K-Rhyme Saturday 4th Feb 2006 Kef, Belmont st, Aberdeen 10pm - 3am Tickets available form One Up & Fopp

Jungle Nation We have a slightly different Jungle Nation this month with a more live element with a smattering of hip hop from Glasgow's very talented Nafees. Big Big Sound return with their mammoth 10 piece band and their mixture of dnb, ska, hip hop, dub and anything else you can think of. We also have London Elektricity's drummer the 10ft tall with turbo charged hands, Mr.Jungle Drummer. If you like your music live then this is not to be missed. Jungle Drummer, Dj Tez & Mc Darkrider vs Big Big Sound Live hip hop set from Glasgow's Mc Nafees a fresh and lyrically crative rapper. Guaranteed to rock the crowd. Dj Davy Saturday 3rd December 2005 Kef, Belmont st, Aberdeen 10pm - 3am Entry 5 www.nafeesmusic.com www.djtez.com www.junglenation.co.uk www.radiomagnetic.com www.thejungledrummer.net www.scottishdrumandbass.com

Got a spare ticket for The Prodigy tonight in Glasgow...give me a call on 07721592754 if interested.

This definately is not happening, spoke to the agents. False rumours on various websites. Check www.publicenemy.com nothing on there as well regarding 2006 tour. Playing in London on 16th November though.

Are you sure that this is correct, where did you find out about this gig?... the last time they played it was 13/04/03, coincidence? they did play Glasgow last time, it was the day after at the Carling Academy.

Jungle Nation Grooverider (Radio 1, Prototype, Rage) In the world of Drum n Bass Grooverider still continues to be a major player, Throwing his talents down to all aspects of the music. Dj'ing and producing in the early days Grooverider managed to secure his place in the dnb History. This was obviously noted by the Radio 1 crew among others, as his now radio show alongside Fabio has become one of the most respected dnb offerings in the radio world! Not giving up on his early Dj'ing talents, he still infiltrates the country, laying his style down and tearing up the floor in no uncertain terms! And also plays house sets as well as d'n'b on a regular basis. Dj Tez, Dj Davy, Stuart Smith Mc Darkrider, Mc Bass Monkey, Mc K-Rhyme Saturday 5th November 2005 10pm - 3am Tickets 10 from One Up & Fopp More on the door

South East Asia Earthquake Fundraiser Dj's Kap, Tez, Finnie, Stuart Smith, Nil Munny, Gomes, Frankie P, Funkludo Mc's Darkrider, Sunday 23rd October Kef, Belmont st, Aberdeen 9pm - 2am Entry 3 Raffle on the night with prizes donated from Elementz, Indigo, Light of Bengal, Kurri Lounge, Jungle Nation Cd's for sale on the night. Free buffet All proceeds go to the Earthquake appeal Forthcoming at Kef: Friday 21st (Tonight) Wax with Rob Swift Tuesday 1st Nov - Hot n Spicy Sat 5th Nov - Grooverider Sat 12th - Beta Band

Jungle Nation Roni Size (V, Full Cycle, Reprazent, Firefox, Mask, Gang Related, Scorpio, Breakbeat Era) Roni Size grew up in the Bristol where he was exposed to the burgeoning hip hop scene through local sounds systems and house parties. Expelled from school as a teenager, he tuned in to his brother's collection of Studio One reggae, eventually helping him construct a home studio. He began spending time at a local youth club scheme called the Basement Project, learning the basics of music production. Eventually purchasing a sampler, he set up the Full Cycle label in 1992 unleashing Music Box with collaborator, Die. The label's distinctive sound, twisting up jazz breaks with dancefloor energy and infusing it with dub, '50s be-bop and Motown. Roni came up with the masterplan of forming a D'n'B all star group to release on a major label. He brought in his MC (Dynamite) and a female singer (Onallee) and the Reprazent project with Suv, Die and Krust on Talkin' Loud went on to win the coveted Mercury Music Prize on August 28th, 1997. The success of New Forms led to worldwide tours by the award winning live show and the opportunity to produce tracks for movie soundtracks and remix some of the worlds biggest artists (U2, Sarah McLachlan, Janet Jackson) as well as cool ones (Masters At Work, Basement Jaxx). It's a Jazz Thing (V Recordings) Music Box (Full Cycle) Warning (Philly Blunt) It's Jazzy (V Recordings) Share The Fall (Talkin Loud) Brown Paper Bag (Talkin Loud) Snapshot (Full Cycle) Who Told You (Talkin Loud) Dj Tez, Dj Davy, Nil Munny Mc Bass Monkey, Mc Darkrider, Mc K-Rhyme Saturday 1st October 2005 Kef, Belmont st, Aberdeen 10pm - 3am Tickets 12 stbf available from One Up, Fopp and Correction www.junglenation.co.uk www.radiomagnetic.com www.djtez.com www.fullcycle.co.uk www.scottishdrumandbass.com

Jungle Nation Scratch Perverts Tony Vegas, Prime Cuts and Plus One are the Scratch Perverts - a name that has become synonymous with HipHop and battle DJing ever since their formation in 1996. Their reputation as one of the worlds most progressive DJ collectives is unparalleled; two consecutive World DMC Team titles, Plus One's World DMC Champion and World Vestax Champion titles, Prime Cut's back to back World ITF Scratching crowns, and countless showcases and gigs all over the world. Having won all there is to offer in the competition circuit, the Perverts are ready to enter the next stage of their development as recording artists. But as DJs who have contributed countless techniques and pioneered such radical innovations developing the musical language of the turntable, what the Perverts define as HipHop is a long way off what people would expect. HipHop is a celebration of all kinds of music just by its very nature, explains Prime Cuts. So it follows that our album is very much a HipHop album in the broadest sense of the term. Weve tried to do what we see HipHop as being a celebration of all music, taking on board everything that inspires us and channelling it into our tracks. The ideals created by the likes of Kool Herc and Afrika Bambaataa developed through HipHops formative years, originality, dynamism and innovation are all principles that the Perverts have applied to their DJing art and now to their music. "Weve tried to bring the mentality behind our creativity with turntables to the studio, explains Tony. Were looking to show the same sense of independent thought in our music. The Perverts have always unselfconsciously embraced and incorporated anything that feels right musically, which is evident when you consider that they count the likes of The Neptunes, Dillinja, Red Hot Chilli Peppers, and Aphex Twin, amongst their inspirations and influences. HipHop is something that came from a lot of different music, says Tony. It was always about the collective energy. Its not just a rapper that makes a record a HipHop record its about a vibe and if a record has that vibe I personally look upon it as being integrally HipHop. At the same time, however, the Perverts last intention is to make an album of sound-a-like productions We are different, asserts Plus One. If we make a breakbeat track its not gonna sound like the Stantons, if we make a HipHop track hopefully it wont sound like the Neptunes, if we do something leaning towards drum & bass it might end up more like a rock track. Although they may have retired from battling indefinitely, the Perverts have lost none of their supercharged competitive spirit. We still have that proper B-Boy ethic deep down at the core of it all, explains Plus One. Its this need to take someone out, to do better than them, adds Prime Cuts. For example, listening to a Dillinja track and thinking thats so heavy, I wanna do something better than that its that mentality that drives us, we wanna take on something that weve heard someone else do and try to do it better. These days, instead of spending hours building battle routines to take each other out, the Perverts are crafting beats to do exactly the same thing! Were always trying to out do each other, Plus One says with a grin. Even though were all working towards the same cause, still at the core of it is that energy I wanna make the best tune this week, I want to have the ideas, and that gives us this immense drive that maybe other people dont have. The creative energy and enthusiasm that the Perverts exude is quite something, through all their schizophrenic influences and lofty ideals you get the feeling that they will harness and channel their combined creativity into something very special. Our challenge is in coming up with something thats an honest reputation of ourselves, say Plus One. Which is quite a difficult thing cos were into so much different stuff. As Tony Vegas sums up; Were just trying to true to ourselves, we want people to be left in no doubt whatsoever as to what a Scratch Perverts record is, you can guarantee that well be bringing the same amount of honesty, energy, desire that we have to our DJing. Tony Vegas & Plus One Dj Tez Saturday 8th October 2005 Kef, Belmont st, Aberdeen 11pm - 3am Tickets available from One Up, Fopp, Correction www.junglenation.co.uk www.radiomagnetic.com www.djtez.com www.scratchperverts.com www.scottishdrumandbass.com

Herbaliser support dj Tez Saturday 13th August Kef, Belmont st, Aberdeen 11pm - 3am Tickets available from One Up, Fopp, Correction

Regression (Old Skool) Dj Finnie, Tez and Dr.Angus Saturday 6th August 2005 Kef, Belmont st, Aberdeen 11pm - 3am Entry 3 Booths now taken out, back to how it was more or less. 13th August - Herbaliser, tickets on sale at Correction, One Up and Fopp.

Not going back to be called Lava, booths coming out, not too sure yet. Probably January.

Jungle Nation v Jungle Boogie Last Jungle Nation for a few months at Kef, we will be back with some very big name guests. Jungle Boogie will still be carrying on over the summer so you will still get your dnb fix in Aberdeen Dj Tez Nil Munny Stuart Smith Nicky H Mc Darkrider Saturday 11th June 2005 Kef, Belmont st, Aberdeen 11pm - 3am Entry 3