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jesslem wrote:

http://www.discogs.com/artist/1622339-Blawan

Real Name:
Jamie "Dubstep DJ" Roberts
Profile:
British Techno & Dubstep DJ and producer, born in Thurnscoe and now based in London. He has been known for creating a variety of "dubstep" beats. RUN DMC, na mayte, DUB STEP

Blawan has surfaced early 2010 as a serious member of the garage community. Both as a respected producer and Disc Jockey. He is responsible for chart topping hits 'Fram' and the big hitting bootleg 'Getting Me Down'. Although he was lured into the 'Dubstep Scene', for a bit of 'mula mula' aka 'wonga wonga' (momentarily of course), nothing prepared the UKG heads for what they were about to witness. Yes, thats what I'm talking about…. His turn to Techno. As soon as Mr. Jamie Roberts (Ex member of 'So Solid Crew' and faithful friend to 'Craig David') discovered 'Beards were in!' he was well and truly hooked on the stuff. His die hard Daniel Bedingfield-esque fans bellowed in outrage as he tore the clubs of Berlin with his fast pace, hard hitting analogue sound. 'It's the way forward!' he exclaimed as he tilted his brand-new RayBans to the back of his nose. As well as being one of the main "garage heads" along with "Lisa Mafia" and >nu-garage< producers "Disclosure" he is also an intellectual. "It's wrong to label anyone who comes out the UK who's got this weird electronic-dance vibe going on", proclaimed the now king of garage dub plates. "Yano, you see people labelling a 4/4 techno track as a post-dubstep track and its like GETTTTTT REALLLLLLL. Like COME ON. FINK ABOWT IT. LEARN SUM FUCKING History". When questioned about his leave from UKG, he went on to describe the listeners brains as 'falling apart like a wet cake'. He began to state that he wanted a 'trendy change' and soon became premium 'Bum Chums' with the main brummy from industrial town 'Surgeon'. Surgeon had none of it, he started to crucify Blawan on stage while playing at Berghain. "This is for you shits" was projected over his the29nov films video in the back.

Words, Tommy 'Storage Hunters' Travis