Blaze DJ publishes playlist for 'Ministry Of Breaks' 12.

Blaze DJ is welcomed by Scientific Sound Asia for his upcoming guest show 'Ministry of Breaks' 12 on our radio station. In the region, Scientific Sound Asia serves as an Asian electronic dance music genre radio station, promoter, and DJ agency with followers from around the globe.

Blaze DJ, hailing from Walthamstow in London's East End, is a British producer and DJ deeply rooted in the underground music scene, with his entire career and background reflecting this connection to DJing.

Per the principle of the 10,000-hour rule, achieving true expertise and mastery in a specific field typically requires investing around 10,000 hours of deliberate practice. Nevertheless, Blaze DJ considered this timeframe of 10,000 hours merely as an initial training phase.

The DJ, based in London, has dedicated countless hours to perfect his craft, resulting in an almost intuitive bond with the turntables, the tunes he spins, and the audience tuning in. Growing up in a diverse musical environment at home, where his parents and siblings introduced him to a wide range of styles and genres, Blaze DJ credits them as his primary inspirations for his journey into music.

His musical taste was influenced by a variety of genres including jazz, funk, disco, New Romantics, and 80’s synth-pop. However, it was the cassette House Sounds of Chicago Volume 1, which he stumbled upon in 1987 as a young student, that truly resonated with Blaze DJ and sparked the realization of his distinctive sound. From that moment on, music evolved from a casual interest to a significant passion for Blaze DJ, permeating not only his social outings but also shaping his professional trajectory and every facet of his existence.

Starting out as a DJ when he was just 15 years old, Blaze DJ promptly made a name for himself as a sought-after DJ. He began his journey in a modest venue in Edmonton before moving on to secure residencies in Birmingham and Faliraki, where he frequently entertained crowds of up to 2,000 people.

Blaze DJ's repertoire as a DJ is extensive, having likely tried his hand at every aspect of the craft. A true representative of the Acid House era, he sees himself as fortunate to have experienced firsthand the evolution of the electronic music scene in the UK, right from its inception to the contemporary era.

Despite three decades passing, Blaze DJ continues to infuse his sets with the same level of passion and vitality that he once brought to the legendary gatherings of the early 1990s. House music has always been the core focus for Blaze DJ.

Having been inspired by many artists from the past to the present, he skillfully blends his various sources of inspiration and musical influences to create his distinct sound. Picture the essence of classic house music combined with elements of breaks, a dash of acid, and a sprinkle of techno; this will offer you a glimpse into the distinctive style of Blaze DJ.

A pioneer in the world of DJing, Blaze DJ's impact extended beyond the turntables. With prior experience in DJ shops, he made history by integrating DJing and production equipment into a single retail space, thus transforming the landscape of electronic music retail.

Despite his remarkable contributions, by 2005, Blaze DJ appeared to have lost his passion for live performances. Transitioning to a role as an Audio-Visual designer and consultant within the music industry, he lent his expertise to enhancing sound systems in renowned clubs worldwide. Eventually, feeling that it was time to set aside his DJing career, Blaze DJ retired, leaving behind a legacy of innovation and influence.

After a break of fifteen years, Blaze DJ restored the spark and made a comeback to the scene with a fresh passion and determination to excel again. Without a doubt, he has swiftly started strong, and even amidst the challenges of the past year, he has succeeded in obtaining three regular radio spots with Ibiza Club News, Underground Kollektiv, and Scientific Sound Asia.

With over 30 years of experience, he is one of the most dedicated DJs in the international breaks scene. Armed with an extensive collection of unpublished tracks, he is currently dropping beats under the banners of Industrial Force and Zeta Records. He is prepared to dominate the club scene once more, showcasing his relentless work ethic.

In the past two years, the brand Ministry of Breaks has been steadily growing its following, becoming known for its distinctive mix of breaks, bass, and bleeps. It is now establishing itself as a reputable presence in the music scene and is set to unveil fresh tunes just in time for the upcoming summer.

Blaze DJ, in the process of developing his Ministry of Breaks label, is gearing up to hold their inaugural day-long event in East London on the 3rd of June. The upcoming radio show will showcase a mix of Breaks, Breakbeat, Acid, House, and Oldskool music for your enjoyment.

This show originally aired on Friday 29th April. You can listen to the show on the Mixcloud player provided below.

Blaze DJ, Ministry of Breaks episode 12.

DJ Natural Nate, Jiggabot - Soul Searcher (Original Mix) [77Deuce Records]

Aloka - Concave (Original Mix) [Typeless Records]

Kristin Velvet - Frequency (Original Mix) [Arms & Legs]

Westbam - Beat Box Rocker (Freq Nasty vs Blim Mix)

Obscene Frequenzy - You Know (Original Mix) [Wasted]

Sekret Chadow - I Love You Mommy (Instrumental Mix) [13monkeys Records]

FUNBOX - Wobz [Clockwork Orange]

DJ Spindle - Since You Came (Brothers Of Funk VIP Edit) [ElectroBreakz / Brothers Of Funk]

Stanton Warriors - Time (Original Mix) [Punks]

Loopcrashing - In the Jungle (Original Mix) [Creative Sound Records]

Awesome3 - Freedom of Life

Guau - No More Acid (Original Mix) [83]

Sekret Chadow - Majara (Original Mix) [13monkeys Records]

The Darrow Chem Syndicate - Discotheque (Hankook & ACEDIAS Remix) [Nipponeer]

Atlantis - Fiji (Mesmer Remix)

Anthony Acid - Sweat feat. Ruby (ADS 'Dirty Monkey' Remix) [Cr2 Records]

Freestylers - Happiness [Mama's Pie]

DJ Zinc - Film

DJ Denise, The Incredible Melting Man - BaDonk (Breaks Mix) [ONE7AUDIO]

JGT & MURIX - Let The Beat Drop (Original Mix) [Elektroshok]

Chevy One - Whip It Up (Original Mix) [Toast & Jam Recordings]

DJ Icey - Lost Bridge (Original Mix) [Zone Records]

Block & Crown - You Started This Fire (Original Mix) [Pornostar Comps]

Rasco - Put The Breaks (Original Mix) [Toast & Jam Recordings]

Yankee - Can't We See (Original Mix) [Distorsion Records]

The Darrow Chem Syndicate - Funky Now A Son (Kid Panel Rmx) [Nipponeer]

Eric Prydz - Pjanoo (Afterlife Remix)

Blaze DJ - London Bass [ONE7AUDIO]

Under Break - Soledad (Original Mix) [Spektra Recordings]

Brothers Of Funk, Analog Hustlers - Ready To Roll (Original Mix) [ElectroBreakz]

TVU, Distape - Acid Mango (Original Mix) [83]

Sha-Lor - I'm In Love (Electronic Youth Remix) [Sexy Trash Records]

Low Steppa - Playin With Knives (Low Steppa Edit)

Firestorm - Ruffage (Original Mix) [83]

Dreadzone - Black Deus

Adam Vyt - Summer Rhythm (Remastered 2021) [13monkeys Records]

Jaydee - Plastic Dreams [Tayo & Acid Rockers Remix)

DJ Pierre & Marshall Jefferson - Everybody Dance (Clap Your Hands) [SB Disco Mix]

Row-EX - Go! (Original Mix) [Xclubsive Recordings]

Rasco & Jonay - Addicted [Elektroshok]

Listen on Mixcloud here.