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Brewster.B mixes up some classic Nu-skool booty's...this was the 2002 xmas CD for Fokus the Club...
if you know booty.... you will swing ya booty..!
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There is a saying in dance music that ‘the shit stops when the needle drops’ and the scene is littered with artists who wax lyrical about their own abilities but can’t mix a drink. Conversely, the self confessed ‘shy guy’ Brewster B doesn’t say too much himself but he has let his music do all the talking for 15 years and Australia has listened.
To stand out in the sea of DJs in club land you really have to do something different and Brewster’s entire career has been characterised by being more than a little left of centre. Unlike rockstar aspirants who bum-rush the main floor, Brewster started out playing ambient rooms at ‘Ye Olde Raves’, calming the nerves of the frazzled and merging everything from world music to more psychedelic sounds that were making their way out of Goa hidden in the lining of hippy suitcases.
When main rooms started their insatiable drive towards harder music, it opened up the field for forward thinking musicians such as Brewster. There was now a massive musical patch for him to explore between Whale music and Hard Trance and just like the British Colonials in India he exploited the patch to the full, pushing breaks up behind chords and injecting a lethal dose of flat out funk directly into the heart of the chill out room.
Much to the disgust of the main room bangers, Brewster was crafting an atmosphere to equal the main rooms. Instead of muscle marys with their shirts off there were hip cats with their heads down, shuffling to everything from dubbed out reggae and only the most acceptable strains of 2-step. Just like the DJ delivering the tunes, the crowd had no attitude and was musically open minded so it was only a matter of time before the breaks scene exploded and when it did, Brewster was leading the pack.
Widely regarded as one of the hardest working DJs in Australia, Brewster has combined his regular club gigs with interstate and international bookings, as well as his radio show, ‘Living in a Weird World’ which received its name thanks to Andy Van and the typical musical narrow mindedness that Brewster loathes. From Monday to Sunday, the man has had his head in his music and it is only lately that he has begun to reap the rewards he deserves such as the TRM ‘Quiet Achiever’ Award which he won along with luminaries such as MJ Cole, Roland, Bushwacka! And The Plump DJs.
14 years down the track, Brewster is one of the few constant figures on the underground roster and has the enviable position of closing the now infamous 33 1/3 parties as well as playing almost every big gig from Vibes on a Summer’s Day to the Big Day Out. There are a number of very good reasons why people in the know put their trust in Brewster but it basically comes down to one very rare trait – He’s no rockstar. On a personal level he’s humble but on a musical level he’s not so far up his own arse that he’ll lose the floor while jetting away on some obscure musical tangent. As the man himself says, “I want people to hear me play records” and with that in mind he finds a brilliantly accessible patchwork of steppy breaks, ragga, drum n bass & Electro twisted beats and basically anything that will achieve his goal. No tags to narrow his selection, no bullshit to cloud your opinions, – Just wicked grooves from one of the best in the game.
Major Events &
International Supports
1994
Autechre(live).
1995
DJ SS, Grooverider, DJ Rap.
1996
Carl Cox, Jeff Mills, Sasha & Digweed (Northern Exposure Tour).
1997
Vibes 97, Propellerheads & The Wiseguys, Kidloops vs Cool Breeze, Earthcore, Adam Freeland, Sunblock cd Tour (melb,syd,perth) E.P.T.A.S 16, New Years Eve 97 with Carl Cox, Darren Emerson, Norman Cook
(aka Fat Boy Slim).
1998
Earthcore, Thomas Shumacher, Boiler Room at Big Day Out with Underworld(live) Roni Size, Fat Boy Slim, World Tekno Tribe Eric Powell, Fat Boy Slim (Melb Metro), Ian Pooley, Advent(live), New Year’s Eve- Kryal Castle with Patrick Lindsey(live).
1999
Cold Cut (live), John Stapleton(dope on plastic), Blake Baxter, Groove Armada, Minstry Of Sound Tour(F.S.U.K room), Aphrodite & Paco.
2000
Adam Freeland, Paul Daley, Rennie Pilgram, Jeff Mills, Asian Dub Foundation, Laidback, Soul of Man, Jammin Unit, Freestylers, Advent, Danny McMillan, Fat Boy Slim, Breaks Ahoy.
2001
Freq Nasty, Big Day Out, Vibes on a Summer’s Day (supporting Tayo, Roots Manoeuvre & Freq Nasty) NuBreed (live), Earthcore, Breaks Ahoy II, Breaks Ahoy lll, Soul of Man, Krafty Kuts, Bronx Dogs
33.1/3 resident DJ supporting -Plump DJ’s, Tayo, Freq Nasty, Freestylers, De La Soul, Roni Size Adam Freeland
2002
Big Day Out, (supporting Athur Baker ,Peaches) NuBreed (live), Breaks Ahoy 4, Soul of Man, Krafty Kuts,
Bronx Dogs-Dj Regal, B.L.I.M, Dj Dee Kline, 33.1/3 resident DJ supporting –Black Eye Peas, James Lavell (mo-wax)
Cut La Roc, Resin Dogs, EK (live) Lo Fidelity All Stars, Bad Company, Kevin Yost, Panu (live), Lee Coombes, Dj Hyper
Club Eden Singapore, Ministry of Sound tour with Krafty Kuts & Masters at Work, MeatKatie & touché
Bentley Rhythm-Ace, B.L.I.M, Forshaw, Adam Freeland, Koma & Bones, Si-Begg (BuckFunk 3000)
2003
Freq Nasty. LTJ Bukum, Krafty Kuts, Freestylers, Cut La Rok, Hyper, Meat Katie, Lee Coombes, Meat Katie, tipper, dom & roland, Norman jay, Dj Sneak, Brain G, Dj Feirce., Nu-Breed , EK (live), Dj Mutiny, Rza (wu-tang), Plump Djs, B.L.I.M , Kraymon, Plastic Ray Gun Crew , Phantom Beats,
2004
Rennie Pilgram, Stanton Warriors, Tayo, Drummattic Twins, Big Day Out, (boiler room) Klaus “heavyweight” hill(2 sinners) nubreed, General Midi, Koma & Bomes, Aquasky vs Masterblaster, Freestylers, UberZone (live) Black Grass,
Bad Company, Tali, Pendulum, Shapeshifter (live) Dexter, Drummattic Twins, Atomic Hooligan, Thievery Corporation, Phantom Beats, Groove Armada.
2005
Tiga, Andy C, Tayo, B.L.I.M, Krust & Die, Mc Tali with Hollie G & Zaniah, Nu-Breed, FreQ Nasty, DJ Zinc & Klute, Plump Dj's, Scratch Perverts, Greenskeepers, Freeform Five, David Caretta
2006
Tayo, B.L.I.M, Nu-Breed, Stanon Warriors , Ali B, Lee Coombs,
Dylan Ryhmes, Pendulum, Ils, Splitloop, Andy Smith (Portishead) Fresh. Shimon, London Elektricity & MC Wrec, Space DJZ's, Treva Whateva, Askillz, Zinc and MC Verse, Uberzone, Skool Of Thought, Plus One, Thomas Schumacher, Leeroy Thornhill, Ils,
2007
JDS, Ali.B, LTJ Bukum & Conrad, Slyde, Laidback & Robin 12tree, DJ Marky, Grooverider, FreQ Nasty, Concord Dawn, Smithmonger, Loose Cannons, Booka Shade, Fedde La Grande,TrentMoller, Tim Deluxe, Meat Katie,Acid Jacks, Dj Mehdi, Chicks On Speed, Bumblebees Live
2008
Chemical Brothers, Plump Dj’s, Laidback Luke, The Black Ghosts Kid Koala,Evil 9, Aesop Rock, Elite Force, Thievery Corporation, Pharoahe Monch, The Rapture,Cypress Hill, High Contrast feat. Mc Wrec, Gameboy/Gamegirl, Radioclit, Surkin, A-Trak & Kid Sisterm, Tittsworth,The Nextmen feat. Yungun
Radio Show Presented By Brewster.B
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(Every afternoon Sat @ 3Pm EST Australia)
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There is a saying in dance music that ‘the shit stops when the needle drops’ and the scene is littered with artists who wax lyrical about their own abilities but can’t mix a drink. Conversely, the self confessed ‘shy guy’ Brewster B doesn’t say too much himself but he has let his music do all the talking for 15 years and Australia has listened.
To stand out in the sea of DJs in club land you really have to do something different and Brewster’s entire career has been characterised by being more than a little left of centre. Unlike rockstar aspirants who bum-rush the main floor, Brewster started out playing ambient rooms at ‘Ye Olde Raves’, calming the nerves of the frazzled and merging everything from world music to more psychedelic sounds that were making their way out of Goa hidden in the lining of hippy suitcases.
When main rooms started their insatiable drive towards harder music, it opened up the field for forward thinking musicians such as Brewster. There was now a massive musical patch for him to explore between Whale music and Hard Trance and just like the British Colonials in India he exploited the patch to the full, pushing breaks up behind chords and injecting a lethal dose of flat out funk directly into the heart of the chill out room.
Much to the disgust of the main room bangers, Brewster was crafting an atmosphere to equal the main rooms. Instead of muscle marys with their shirts off there were hip cats with their heads down, shuffling to everything from dubbed out reggae and only the most acceptable strains of 2-step. Just like the DJ delivering the tunes, the crowd had no attitude and was musically open minded so it was only a matter of time before the breaks scene exploded and when it did, Brewster was leading the pack.
Widely regarded as one of the hardest working DJs in Australia, Brewster has combined his regular club gigs with interstate and international bookings, as well as his radio show, ‘Living in a Weird World’ which received its name thanks to Andy Van and the typical musical narrow mindedness that Brewster loathes. From Monday to Sunday, the man has had his head in his music and it is only lately that he has begun to reap the rewards he deserves such as the TRM ‘Quiet Achiever’ Award which he won along with luminaries such as MJ Cole, Roland, Bushwacka! And The Plump DJs.
14 years down the track, Brewster is one of the few constant figures on the underground roster and has the enviable position of closing the now infamous 33 1/3 parties as well as playing almost every big gig from Vibes on a Summer’s Day to the Big Day Out. There are a number of very good reasons why people in the know put their trust in Brewster but it basically comes down to one very rare trait – He’s no rockstar. On a personal level he’s humble but on a musical level he’s not so far up his own arse that he’ll lose the floor while jetting away on some obscure musical tangent. As the man himself says, “I want people to hear me play records” and with that in mind he finds a brilliantly accessible patchwork of steppy breaks, ragga, drum n bass & Electro twisted beats and basically anything that will achieve his goal. No tags to narrow his selection, no bullshit to cloud your opinions, – Just wicked grooves from one of the best in the game.
Major Events &
International Supports
1994
Autechre(live).
1995
DJ SS, Grooverider, DJ Rap.
1996
Carl Cox, Jeff Mills, Sasha & Digweed (Northern Exposure Tour).
1997
Vibes 97, Propellerheads & The Wiseguys, Kidloops vs Cool Breeze, Earthcore, Adam Freeland, Sunblock cd Tour (melb,syd,perth) E.P.T.A.S 16, New Years Eve 97 with Carl Cox, Darren Emerson, Norman Cook
(aka Fat Boy Slim).
1998
Earthcore, Thomas Shumacher, Boiler Room at Big Day Out with Underworld(live) Roni Size, Fat Boy Slim, World Tekno Tribe Eric Powell, Fat Boy Slim (Melb Metro), Ian Pooley, Advent(live), New Year’s Eve- Kryal Castle with Patrick Lindsey(live).
1999
Cold Cut (live), John Stapleton(dope on plastic), Blake Baxter, Groove Armada, Minstry Of Sound Tour(F.S.U.K room), Aphrodite & Paco.
2000
Adam Freeland, Paul Daley, Rennie Pilgram, Jeff Mills, Asian Dub Foundation, Laidback, Soul of Man, Jammin Unit, Freestylers, Advent, Danny McMillan, Fat Boy Slim, Breaks Ahoy.
2001
Freq Nasty, Big Day Out, Vibes on a Summer’s Day (supporting Tayo, Roots Manoeuvre & Freq Nasty) NuBreed (live), Earthcore, Breaks Ahoy II, Breaks Ahoy lll, Soul of Man, Krafty Kuts, Bronx Dogs
33.1/3 resident DJ supporting -Plump DJ’s, Tayo, Freq Nasty, Freestylers, De La Soul, Roni Size Adam Freeland
2002
Big Day Out, (supporting Athur Baker ,Peaches) NuBreed (live), Breaks Ahoy 4, Soul of Man, Krafty Kuts,
Bronx Dogs-Dj Regal, B.L.I.M, Dj Dee Kline, 33.1/3 resident DJ supporting –Black Eye Peas, James Lavell (mo-wax)
Cut La Roc, Resin Dogs, EK (live) Lo Fidelity All Stars, Bad Company, Kevin Yost, Panu (live), Lee Coombes, Dj Hyper
Club Eden Singapore, Ministry of Sound tour with Krafty Kuts & Masters at Work, MeatKatie & touché
Bentley Rhythm-Ace, B.L.I.M, Forshaw, Adam Freeland, Koma & Bones, Si-Begg (BuckFunk 3000)
2003
Freq Nasty. LTJ Bukum, Krafty Kuts, Freestylers, Cut La Rok, Hyper, Meat Katie, Lee Coombes, Meat Katie, tipper, dom & roland, Norman jay, Dj Sneak, Brain G, Dj Feirce., Nu-Breed , EK (live), Dj Mutiny, Rza (wu-tang), Plump Djs, B.L.I.M , Kraymon, Plastic Ray Gun Crew , Phantom Beats,
2004
Rennie Pilgram, Stanton Warriors, Tayo, Drummattic Twins, Big Day Out, (boiler room) Klaus “heavyweight” hill(2 sinners) nubreed, General Midi, Koma & Bomes, Aquasky vs Masterblaster, Freestylers, UberZone (live) Black Grass,
Bad Company, Tali, Pendulum, Shapeshifter (live) Dexter, Drummattic Twins, Atomic Hooligan, Thievery Corporation, Phantom Beats, Groove Armada.
2005
Tiga, Andy C, Tayo, B.L.I.M, Krust & Die, Mc Tali with Hollie G & Zaniah, Nu-Breed, FreQ Nasty, DJ Zinc & Klute, Plump Dj's, Scratch Perverts, Greenskeepers, Freeform Five, David Caretta
2006
Tayo, B.L.I.M, Nu-Breed, Stanon Warriors , Ali B, Lee Coombs,
Dylan Ryhmes, Pendulum, Ils, Splitloop, Andy Smith (Portishead) Fresh. Shimon, London Elektricity & MC Wrec, Space DJZ's, Treva Whateva, Askillz, Zinc and MC Verse, Uberzone, Skool Of Thought, Plus One, Thomas Schumacher, Leeroy Thornhill, Ils,
2007
JDS, Ali.B, LTJ Bukum & Conrad, Slyde, Laidback & Robin 12tree, DJ Marky, Grooverider, FreQ Nasty, Concord Dawn, Smithmonger, Loose Cannons, Booka Shade, Fedde La Grande,TrentMoller, Tim Deluxe, Meat Katie,Acid Jacks, Dj Mehdi, Chicks On Speed, Bumblebees Live
2008
Chemical Brothers, Plump Dj’s, Laidback Luke, The Black Ghosts Kid Koala,Evil 9, Aesop Rock, Elite Force, Thievery Corporation, Pharoahe Monch, The Rapture,Cypress Hill, High Contrast feat. Mc Wrec, Gameboy/Gamegirl, Radioclit, Surkin, A-Trak & Kid Sisterm, Tittsworth,The Nextmen feat. Yungun
Radio Show Presented By Brewster.B
FM RADIO
“Hip Replacement Radio Show”
(Every afternoon Sat @ 3Pm EST Australia)
Tune into Kiss Fm Melbourne
Also Streaming on the web
click to listen live
streaming @ www.kissfm.com.au
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