Blaze DJ returns with episode 39 of 'Ministry of Breaks'.

Blaze DJ has announced the lineup for the forthcoming episode 39 of his 'Ministry of Breaks' show on our radio station. Scientific Sound Asia stands as the premier electronic music station, event organiser, music news outlet, and DJ agency in Asia, committed to catering to a wide international audience.

Originating from Walthamstow in the East End of London, U.K., Blaze DJ is a British DJ and producer deeply connected to the underground music culture and the art of DJing. He has continuously nurtured a close relationship with this vibrant scene throughout his professional journey.

The "10,000 hours rule" suggests that around 10,000 hours of concentrated practice are needed to attain mastery in a particular field. However, Blaze DJ views the 10,000 hours more as a starting point or a phase of training.

Blaze DJ has spent countless hours perfecting his skills, developing a profound and intuitive expertise in using turntables, selecting music, and engaging the audiences he entertains. Growing up in a household immersed in diverse musical genres, he credits his parents and siblings as his main sources of inspiration.

Blaze DJ's music taste was influenced by a mix of Jazz, Funk, Disco, New Romantics, and '80s synth-pop. Yet, it was in 1987, while still in school, that he had a pivotal moment when he came across the cassette tape 'House Sounds of Chicago Volume 1.' This find transformed music from a mere pastime to a profound force that shaped his social relationships, professional journey, and every aspect of his existence.

Blaze DJ started his career when he was only 15 years old, rapidly gaining recognition as a DJ. His early shows at a pub in Edmonton were a hit with the audience, which resulted in frequent bookings in Birmingham and Faliraki. His performances at these locations never failed to amaze the large crowds, sometimes attracting as many as 2,000 people.

With a wealth of experience accumulated throughout his DJing career, Blaze DJ has refined his skills and earned a reputation as a seasoned veteran in the industry. Having played a significant role in the Acid House movement, he considers himself fortunate to have observed the evolution of the UK's electronic music scene from its inception to the current day.

Despite having spent three decades in the industry, Blaze DJ continues to showcase the same level of passion and energy in his performances, reminiscent of his early days at legendary parties in the early '90s. His unwavering devotion to house music remains unchanged throughout his extraordinary career.

Blaze DJ expertly combines influences from a wide array of artists spanning different time periods to craft his distinctive and groundbreaking sound. His music features a seamless fusion of traditional house elements, understated breaks, a touch of acid, and a dash of techno, resulting in a sound that is truly one-of-a-kind.

Blaze DJ's influence extended beyond his DJ sets. He garnered valuable knowledge during his visits to DJ stores and made history by pioneering the integration of DJing and production equipment in a single establishment in the country.

Additionally, he played a key role in transforming the retail environment for electronic music. Nevertheless, by 2005, Blaze DJ seemed to have become disinterested in performing. While he stayed active in the music sector as a sound and visual designer, focusing on enhancing sound setups in premier clubs globally, he eventually stepped back from DJing and set aside his headphones.

After a fifteen-year hiatus, Blaze DJ has made a comeback with renewed enthusiasm and a strong determination to succeed in his shows. Quickly gaining traction, he has conquered obstacles from the previous year and landed three monthly breakbeat radio shows with Ibiza Club News, Underground Kollektiv, and Scientific Sound Asia.

With a wide range of breaks and breakbeat songs under his belt, he is ready to make a major return to the nightclub scene. Having connections to Industrial Force and Zeta Records, his impact has been felt for more than three decades, establishing him as a committed figure in the global breaks music community.

Over the past few years, the Ministry of Breaks (MOB) brand has gained more popularity in London, the capital of the UK, because of its unique mix of breaks, bass, and bleeps. At the same time, Blaze DJ has been actively broadening the brand's reach across various platforms.

Recently, he revamped his personal YouTube channel as well as the MOB YouTube channel, establishing a platform to showcase their distinctive sound and connect with a wider audience. Blaze DJ has been instrumental in coordinating Breaks n Bass events, enhancing the nightlife scene, and solidifying MOB's presence in the London music community.

Blaze is occupied with launching fresh mixes weekly, organising MOB Open Deck Nights in East London, showcasing live performances, and creating new tracks in the studio. Recently, he released the new track To the Beat on Bandcamp, as well as Bootleg remixes of Blah Blah Blah by Armin van Buuren and Tiesto on Lethal Industry.

Blaze DJ's Ministry of Breaks 39 set opens with Loopcrashing and Stanton Warriors setting a strong foundation through Be With You and Gonna Be, immediately establishing a groove-led Breaks direction. Paket and Aggresivnes alongside The Darrow Chem Syndicate push into Electro Breaks territory, with Nothing To Lose and Merikenic delivering a sharp, modern edge.

Momentum builds through Periko and Lowco with DocZee, where I Can Breathe and Take A Risk reinforce a Bass Breaks core. Slyde’s remix of Slyde On and Welder B with Ro73’s Andromeda adds a more melodic and rolling feel, keeping the early section dynamic.

The middle section expands with AK47 and DJ Smartie Roc, where Jumping and Pushing Speed bring in Tech and Florida Breakbeat influences. Ghetto Breaks and DJ Baby Anne continue this direction, while the bootleg of Original Nuttah introduces a Jungle UK Garage crossover moment without shifting the overall identity.

Energy intensifies with GreenFlamez and Firestar Soundsystem, where Can You Feel It and Thinkin’ reinforce Electro Breaks textures. Afrika Bambaataa appears in 2kool4skool, adding an Electro Breaks classic influence, while Rasco and The Push, alongside CTRL-Z, keep the rhythm tight and club-focused.

The later stages see Plump DJs deliver Invincible, bringing a recognisable UK Breaks sound. Basstyler and Dany BS add rave energy with Love Me High, while Blaze DJ’s own Ride Da Rhythm reinforces the set’s Bass Breaks identity.

The closing stretch blends Electro and Bass Music Breaks through Bzrnt, Rasco and Jonay and The Darrow Chem Syndicate, before moving into deeper territory with Vadim Shantor and Brothers Of Funk. Tracks like Speed Of Light and Open Your Mind maintain intensity, while the final selections bring a mix of Funky and Tech Breaks, rounding off a full-spectrum Breaks session with strong underground energy throughout.

Blaze DJ, Ministry of Breaks 39.

Loopcrashing - Be With You [Banana Club]

Stanton Warriors, Jem Haynes - Gonna Be (Original Mix) [Punks]

Paket & Aggresivnes - Nothing To Lose [Elektroshok Records]

The Darrow Chem Syndicate - Merikenic (Paket Remix) [Nipponeer Records]

Too Many Bad Guys - Want You Now (Original Mix) [SMACK THAT DUBS]

Periko - I Can Breathe [Solid Breaks Records]

The Darrow Chem Syndicate - Whip Jolt (Sergei Orange & Phattom Remix) [Nipponeer Records]

Lowco & DocZee - Take A Risk [83]

Slyde - Slyde On (Lee Coombs Dub Mix) [Toast & Jam Recordings]

Welder B & Ro73 - Andromeda [Samay Records]

Logan Camin - Say Girl (Original Mix) [dt Weapons]

AK47 - Jumping (Original Mix) [Solid Breaks Records]

DJ Smartie Roc - Pushing Speed (Original Mix) [Big Fat Mama Beats]

Ghetto Breaks - Feel Good [Solid Breaks Records]

DJ Baby Anne - Mixtress (Future Funk Squad Remix) [System Recordings]

Shy FX & UK Apache - Original Nuttah (Bullet Tooth Bootleg) [Soundcloud]

D-Fast Beats - Get Trapping (Original Mix) [ONE7AUDIO]

GreenFlamez & Alberto Jimenez - Can You Feel It [Elektroshok Records]

Firestar Soundsystem - Thinkin' (Original Mix) [ElectroBreakz]

Überzone, Afrika Bambaataa & Rennie Pilgrem - 2kool4skool (Sekret Chadow VIP Mix) [Soundcloud]

Rodent - Route 17 (Original Mix) [Step2 Future]

SYNDKT - Turn Up The Bassline [LW Recordings]

Rasco, The Push - Want Me (Original Mix) [Distorsion Records]

CTRL-Z vs Specimen A feat. Dread MC - Braincells [Break Beat Connection]

The Darrow Chem Syndicate - Kontakto (Pulsarion & Perrey Carter Remix) [Nipponeer Records]

D-Fast Beats - Rave Life (Original Mix) [Triple Seven Recordings]

Plump DJs - Invincible (Original Mix) [Punks]

Basstyler, Dany BS - Love Me High (Original Mix) [Raveart Records]

Blaze DJ - Ride Da Rhythm [Ministry of Breaks]

Bzrnt - Memories (Original Mix) [ElectroBreakz]

Trisolidum - Birds (Electro Mix) [Solid Breaks Records]

Maybe One - Closer (Original Mix) [Samay Records]

Rasco, Jonay - Addicted (Original Mix) [Elektroshok Records]

Drumattic Twins - Heads Up High [SOR Recordings]

Modulizer - MDMA (Original Mix) [Break Beat Connection]

Dufraine - The Feeling [Scuffed Recordings]

Blaze DJ - Let's Do This [Promo]

FM-3, CoolTasty - Only 4 Fans (Original Mix) [LW Recordings]

Gosize - State Of Mind [Dizzines Records]

The Darrow Chem Syndicate - My Daddy "SUGA" (Huda Hudia & DJ30A Remix) [Nipponeer Records]

BELFORG - Open Your Mind (Master 2) [Rough Division]

Jormek - Banger [Solid Breaks Records]

Skool Of Thought, Stanton Warriors - Bronx Posse (Club Mix) [Against The Grain]

Vadim Shantor - Drop It (Original Mix) [Elektroshok Records]

Brothers Of Funk, Analog Hustlers - Speed Of Light (Original Mix) [ElectroBreakz]

MINT - The Future [Raveart Records]

Scuba - Zap! (Digital Underground) [Hotflush Recordings]

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