Blaze DJ publishes playlist for 'Ministry Of Breaks' 24.

Scientific Sound Asia is thrilled to welcome Blaze DJ for his next guest show, 'Ministry of Breaks' 24, on our radio station. As a prominent electronic music station, DJ agency, and event management company in Asia, Scientific Sound Asia has earned an international following.

Blaze DJ, a British DJ and producer hailing from Walthamstow in East London, has spent his career deeply rooted in the underground music scene and DJ culture.

While the well-known 10,000-hour rule suggests it takes that amount of practice to master a skill, for Blaze DJ, those hours were just the beginning. His relentless dedication to his craft has created a strong, almost intuitive connection between him, the decks, the music, and his audience.

Growing up in a household filled with a diverse mix of musical genres, Blaze DJ credits his parents and siblings as his earliest influences. From Jazz, Funk, and Disco to New Romantics and 80s synth-pop, these sounds shaped his musical tastes. However, it was the moment he first heard the cassette House Sounds of Chicago Volume 1 in 1987, while still a schoolboy, that sparked his true passion for house music. From then on, music became central to his life, influencing every aspect of his career and personal journey.

At just 15, Blaze DJ began DJing and quickly established a following. From playing in local pubs in Edmonton to holding residencies in Birmingham and Faliraki, where he performed for crowds of up to 2,000 people, Blaze DJ has done it all. As a member of the Acid House generation, he considers himself fortunate to have witnessed the rise of the UK’s electronic music scene firsthand.

Even after 30 years in the industry, Blaze DJ still brings the same passion and energy to his sets as he did in the early 1990s. House music has always been at the core of his career, and his distinctive sound blends classic house with elements of breaks, acid, and techno.

Blaze DJ's impact extends beyond his performances. During his early years working in DJ shops, he revolutionised the retail experience for DJs by being the first to offer both DJing and production equipment under one roof. Later, as an audio-visual designer and consultant, he worked on sound systems for some of the world’s most renowned clubs.

In 2005, Blaze DJ decided to step back from DJing after feeling the passion for performing fade. He continued to work within the music industry but decided to hang up his headphones. However, after a 15-year break, his passion was reignited, and he returned to the DJ scene with renewed enthusiasm. Since his comeback, Blaze DJ has secured monthly radio slots with Ibiza Club News, Underground Kollektiv, and Scientific Sound Asia.

Now armed with a catalogue of unreleased music and releasing tracks on labels like Industrial Force and Zeta Records, Blaze DJ is once again making his mark on the global breaks scene. With over 30 years of experience, he remains one of the hardest-working DJs in the business.

His brand, Ministry of Breaks, has gained significant momentum over the last two years, earning a reputation for its unique blend of breaks, bass, and bleeps. Blaze DJ is set to release new music soon and continue pushing boundaries within the breaks scene. Blaze DJ has had a busy period, relaunching his MOB YouTube channel and Breaks n Bass parties while also releasing bootlegs via his Soundcloud channel.

Blaze DJ kicks off Ministry of Breaks 24 with a barrage of hard-hitting rhythms and modern basslines. Deibeat’s “Hit The Dancefloor” and Skin Teeth’s “Heighliner” set the tone, delivering punchy Breaks and UK Bass textures. Early favourites like DJ Fixx’s “Oh Snap!” and Dead Bonsai’s “Get Ya Crew” maintain a high energy that carries through the set.

The middle section introduces nostalgic touches and genre-bending moments. With UK Garage staples like Double 99’s “Ripgroove” and DJ Zinc’s iconic “138 Trek,” Blaze bridges the old school and new with seamless flair. Tracks by Ed Solo, Rasco, and Jormek inject a raw, underground vibe, while Dizzee Rascal’s “Bonkerz” rework adds a playful, high-octane twist.

The latter half leans deeper into the underground, with standout selections such as DenhamAudio & CocoBryce’s “Single Minded People” and Chiba Neon’s “Roll Over.” High-impact remixes from Shades Of Rhythm and Firestar Soundsystem give the set momentum before the final act.

The episode closes with a futuristic edge. Tracks by Joyce Muniz, Bicep, and Bartek Industries wrap things up with a more experimental and emotive tone, capping off a relentless mix of Breaks, UK Bass, and hybrid sounds. Blaze DJ once again proves his command of the genre with a playlist that keeps evolving from start to finish.

Blaze DJ Ministry of Breaks 24.

Deibeat - Hit The Dancefloor (Original Mix) [Toast & Jam Recordings]

Skin Teeth - Heighliner (Original Mix) [Torre]

Dead Bonsai - Get Ya Crew (Original Mix) [Trash Kan Music]

Dismantle - Ghost (Original Mix) [Stations]

Rasco, Sekret Chadow - Get Wicked (Original Mix) [13monkeys Records]

B-Phreak, Bradley Drop - Bad Boy (Original Mix) [Toast & Jam Recordings]

Hankook, Murix - Only You [Troshok Records]

DJ Fixx - Oh Snap! (B Side Mix) [Ravesta Records]

Double 99 - Ripgroove (Vocal Club Mix)

Adam Vyt - Livin Joy - Dreamer ( Adam Vyt Remix) [Bandcamp]

Leuce Rhythms - Highlights (Rasco Remix) [Toast & Jam]

Outselect - Deep Inside [Bandcamp]

Freestylers and MC Spyda - My Sound [Mama's Pie]

Enzo Leep - Tumbril (Original Mix) [Circa Groove]

Dizzee Rascal - Bonkerz (Blaze DJ rework)

DJ Zinc - 138 Trek (Original Mix) [Ministry of Sound]

Ed Solo, Skool Of Thought - When I Was A Yout (Original Mix) [Against The Grain]

Lennie De Ice - We Are I.E. (Solo & Blades Yellow Cali Mix) [Hooj Choons]

Skool Of Thought - Together (Extended Mix) [Against The Grain]

Stu Chapman - Rude Boy (Original Mix) [Remix Records]

Ondamike - Funky (VIP Mix) [Ravesta Records]

Jormek - Wreck It Bass (Original Mix) [Nothing But]

Acen - Trip II The Moon Part 2 [Production House]

Vato Gonzalez - Badman Riddim (Friction Remix)

Aggresivnes - I Need A Breakbeat [Elektroshok]

Bombo Rosa - Rocinha (Original Mix) [Punks]

DenhamAudio & CocoBryce - Single Minded People [Cheeky Sneakers]

WoTeR - John Newman - Love Me Again (WoTeR Remix) [Bandcamp]

Shades Of Rhythm - Sweet Sensation (Origin8a and Propa Remix) [Cheap Thrills]

Because of Art - Circle of Light feat. Antony Szmierek (Original Mix) [Stress Records]

Krystina Kathana - Electronic Devices (Original Mix) [Elektroshok]

Chiba Neon - Roll Over (Original Mix) [83]

Adam Vyt - Mysterious (Vocal Mix) [13Monkeys Records]

Prozak - Oh Baby (Original Mix) [Time Is Now Records]

Debba - Kylie - Can't Get U Out (Debba's Spring Bloomer Edit) [Bandcamp]

Guau - Frenzy (Extended Mix) [83]

Lone Saxon - Raised By The Island (Running Hot Mix) [Balearic Ensemble]

Paronite - Back to Black (Original Mix) [Samay Records]

Lukas Keyne - Endless Acid (Original Mix) [Do Yourself Records]

Nitro - The Rebel (Original Mix)

Joyce Muniz - Tempelhof (Original Mix) [Joyce Muniz Music]

Nørus - Mirror Fields (Original Mix) [DistroKid]

Stereo MC's, Rodriguez Jr. - Turn The Light On (Extended Version) [Feathers & Bones]

Bicep - Glue (Original Mix) [Ninja Tune]

WoTeR - You And Me (Original Mix) [Samay Records]

Firestar Soundsystem - Future Break (Original Mix) [Elektroshok Records]

Bartek Industries - Time Dilation (Left__Right & LOWCO Remix) [83]

Firestorm - La Luna (The Lion's Den MixMaster) [83]

Jimmy J & Cru-L-T - Ool Lortnoc (Ant To Be Remix) [Kniteforce Records]

Krafty Kuts, Bass Selective - Blow Out (Original Mix) [Against The Grain]

Listen on Mixcloud here.