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written by Matthew Olviolo on January 17, 2007

This guy is super talented. Wow, this guys rocks.... I will help pass the word. Keep up the good work...

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written by ed chamonix on January 17, 2007

I used to DJ drum and bass in london and I produced it. whats more i used to play the drums....this guy is in a league of his on on every level....putting the (exceptional) skill,soul and abilty of live percussion back into dance music. go dude. theres just one problem, drum and bass is soooooo 1994 and unless you're on a shit load of drugs its pretty boring.... nah just kidding... this guy quite literally rocks! give him a contract - right now.

i wonder..
written by keith on January 18, 2007

i wonder if he's got his set worked out in advance, or if he's just freestyling along with the sampler. Pretty cool stuff, awesome frantic d&b too.

creamy
written by LadyA on January 18, 2007

hot creamy fire is what this is. its soooo unbelievibly hot.

wow
written by hmmm on January 19, 2007

wow, so he has a sampler and is looping most of what he is doing...and...and...adding a little bit of percussion on top? And this is exciting why? Because drum machines don't already hold perfect rhythm? or because he plays on top of a drum machine? or...someone fill me in I'm dying to know about this little publicity stunt.

re: wow
written by that1freak on January 19, 2007

All those beats have to come from somewhere originally. To sit there & jam out instead of relying on a cd or a record to give you the beats takes skill. If you don't enjoy it, surf to another page - don't hate because you don't appreciate what he's doing, leave.

Sawka
written by Rob on January 19, 2007

I've seen KJ Sawka live (last year at Nectar in Seattle) and even despite a computer crash (he was using Live to play samples) he was amazing. I wanna see him do some breakbeat stuff with a live band.

Live since 2001
written by pz on January 20, 2007

Just check this guys stuff & there's no doubt he got it tight, and the solo act deserves respect. but as for the first to get the virus? 6 years too late im proud to say. http://www.shapeshifter.co.nz/ my boys have been killing it live out of NZ for years. They just finish a nation tour late last year promoting their 3rd Album - Soulstice - sellout tour including 30 piece orchestra. Sync that shit.

True
written by Busta on January 21, 2007

MAdd respect for shapeshifter.....

re: wow
written by asdddd on January 24, 2007

he is sampling himself as he plays and recycling the beats (!)

hmmm
written by haha on January 29, 2007

whoever said this is is a publicity stunt, is as stupid as that guy, you know, shittin.

asdf
written by mark on March 16, 2007

this dude is definitely tight, but he should learn to manage the electronic controls without putting his stick in his armpit (to make his life easier)

Respect
written by Archi on April 24, 2007

Yeah this lads ACE, refreshing idea, the drums are down to a T man but aint there one thing missin??? Drum and....BASS! Surely that sampler could give us a bit of bass, or a lot if your like that! Or maybe it just doesnt pick up on the cam, respect to the rythem and soul though!

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written by binoo on June 9, 2007

mid-dle am-er-i-caa ahoo