Well apologies for being so far off the radar… (yet again) i’ve got no excuses but i do have some updates and good news to deliver. whats been happening? well a few cool shows… Videocrash III was epic as expected, The Anomalies smashed it early on as i hoped they would… if you’ve never caught […]
This is transition piece that was produced for the AV show. The main title piece is from the Monty Python Episode ‘Intermission’… Some of the sound and music has been over-dubbed, an animation from a 1950’s drive in reel has been added, Fleetwood Mac’s ambient classic ‘Albatros’ now accompanies John Cleese selling sea birds and […]
The C, The H, The E, E, B, A! Audio by LL Cool J and DJ Zinc edited by Cheeba. The video is edited clips from the record shop scene in Human Traffic. No doubt… “Its going to be banned”
Recorded at Videocrash II at London’s Koko 7/2/2009. This is a short edit of the show as performed at Koko back in febuary for the AV Soundcrash night along side Hexstatic/DJ Food & DK/Bomb The Bass/Many more. Thousand Thousand Points of Light Filming on the night from RedHavoc Additional thanks to; Rob & Olly @ […]
This mix was made to mark the passing of 20 years since Solid Steel first went on air and was first broadcast in January 2009
This was the first Cheeba mix for Solid Steel and went on to be runner up in the Mix of The Year 2007. This mix marked the arrival of Serato Scratch live and finally opened up possibities that were always limited by recording mixes from vinyl.
Originally broadcast on Solid Steel in April 2008 this mix went on to be voted by listeners as ‘Mix of The Year’ fending off many of the world’s best such as; Z-Trip, DJ Craze and Fourtet amoung many others
“An early contender for Mix of The Year, Cheeba’s attention to musical detail is as meticulous as his cuts, he leaves no stone or style unturned in his search” – DJ Food
This mix was created over two days in a kitchen in Devon. Using Minidisk to record, records piled in order out of their sleeves, some serious sticker dropping and some of the fastest record changes ever seen by a toaster and kettle. ‘What The Funk’ isn’t really a funk mix but does get confusing in places so you can imagine the original, unsensored, title.
Sadly, there is currently no tracklist for this one but artists include; Skitz, Aspects, The Flying Pickets, El-P, Mr Scruff, Freestyle Fellowship, Greyboy and James Brown among others.
This mix was originally part of a 3 track CD which also included a minimix and a track with Blagpuss. It was recorded live at one of the very first apperances for DOP in Bristol way back when.
Recorded live on 4 turntables in a basement studio in Bristol, this mix was conceived, rehersed and finally done live in just two days. Sanfu has since gone on to be one of Bristol’s most in demand scratch musicians making his mark with Se Fire, Stereo 8 and Leisure Recordings among others. The mix is raw and some of the vinyls were pretty beaten up but this, if anything, was a masterclass in sticker dropping.