Artwork by Take Me Back Pirate Radio Archives. The infamous DJ Brockie & MC Det are one of the most celebrated DJ/MC duos that are still going on strong until this present day. They've been doing sets together since the early 90s and approaching the 30 year mark. They played sets at all the epic Jungle and Drum & Bass nights: One Nation, Slammin' Vinyl, United Dance, Warning, True Playaz, Desire, Kool Skool, Jungle Fever, Accelerated Culture, Innovation, Breakin' Science, World Dance, Heat, Roast, Thunder & Joy, The Movement and lots of other well known rave nights.
Det's distinctive voice set him on a path of his own. He could host sets and is considered part of the old guard who crossed over from Hardcore to the Jungle music scene. Over the years he began to incorporate more lyrics until he established himself as one of the most popular MCs of the mid to late 90s era. He was incredibly popular on the rave circuit, in particular at his residency, Jungle Fever.
A year earlier in 1996, he released his first Jungle album on the S.O.U.R. label with, MC Det: Out Of Det. Featuring tracks made by the likes of T Power, Shy FX, Ed Solo and L Double. The album was full of hits: Stick Up (Elementz Of Noize Remix), So Simple (Unguided Lights Mix), Can't Sample Det (Unguided Lights Mix), Freeform Reality (Feat. Viveen Wray), We Nuh Ease Up (Shy FX Remix), Abducted (T Power Remix) (DJ Soul Slinger Remix), Elevate (Unguided Lights Mix), Can U Feel (Innerworld Mix), Dub Plate Special (L Double Mix), Amber (Live At Dance Matrix, Tokyo), Nuclear Det (Live At Jungle Sky Launch, N.Y.C), Freeform Reality (Native Bass Slo Breaks Remix). They were played on pirate radios across London, especially supported by Kool FM and dropped at many rave nights during that era.
By 1998, MC Det was constantly trying to expand his career and he already started parring with the likes of Skibadee (decades before SASASAS). In 1998, they released their first UK Hip Hop singles "New Style Avengers" and "Slowmo" - Two Times Freestyle, which raised their profile.
DJ Brockie was the dub plate king. He would play the most exclusive tracks way in advance of their actual release and dropped exclusive unreleased mixes of tracks that are still sought after by vinyl junkies worldwide. Brockie was a household name that would usually play primetime sets at raves and was warmly received by his true followers. The duo gained an incredible following and were an inspiration to a lot of DJs and MCs growing up, not just within the Drum & Bass/Jungle scene, but also inspiring UK Garage, Grime and Dubstep DJs, MCs, producers and artists.
Brockie's music production career started in 1996, with his first release on Kool FM's, K Power Records, Brockie - 'Brock-Out'. Then releasing hit tracks many years later, in 2001, on Sonic Art Recordings, Brockie, DJ Kane & Ed Solo – Stampede / Outboard (2001). Brockie, DJ Kane, Ed Solo – Shallow Mindz / Fantasy (2001). DJ Brockie – VIP Remics EP - Brockie & Ed Solo - Get Raw (Undiluted Recordings, 2001).
Big up the Drum & Bass labels of 2001: Sonic Art Recordings Label, Undiluted Recordings, Smokers Inc Label, Bear Necessities label, Knowledge & Wisdom Records, True Playaz label, Global Thang label, Frontline Records, Reinforced Records, Manga Beats label, Intercom Recordings, Moving Shadow label, Killerhertz label, Liftin' Spirit Records, Trouble On Vinyl Records, Phat Trax label, Dread Recordings, UFO label, V Recordings, Chronic Label (V Recordings), Full Cycle Records, Droppin' Science Records, Alphabet Zoo Label, Prototype Recordings, Technique Recordings, The X Project Label, Formation Records, New Identity Recordings, RAM Records, Juice Records, Splash Recordings, Virus Recordings, Ivory Records, Ebony Recordings, Soul:r Label, BC Recordings, Kaos Recordings, Infrared Label, Mix & Blen' Label, Beta Recordings, Charge Label, Blade Label, Valve Recordings, Photek Productions Label, Phuturo Recordings, Renegade Hardware label, Timeless Recordings, No U Turn Records, Radius Recordings, Grid Recordings, Back 2 Basics Label, SambaLoco Records, Tribe Recordings, Easy Records, Proper Talent Label, Metalheadz Label, C.I.A. Label (Computer Integrated Audio), Mac II Recordings, Emotif Recordings, Urban Takeover Label, Aphrodite Recordings, Penny Black Label (Ray Keith)...
Out to all the London FM pirates of the past. Here's a list of some of our most loved pirate radio stations in frequency order from 1991-2005:
Rude FM 88.2 / Impact FM 88.2 / Centreforce FM 88.3 / Conflict FM 88.4 / Defection FM 89.4 / Pulse FM 90.6 / Rinse FM 91.8 / Format FM 92.3 / Weekend Rush FM 92.3 / Kik FM 92.3 / Weekend Rush 92.5 / Stompin’ FM 94.2 / Kool FM 94.5 / Origin FM 95.2 / Rinse FM 97.6 / Cyndicut FM 97.8 / Future FM 99.1 / Rinse FM 100.3 / Pressure FM 100.4 / Don FM 100.5 / Eruption FM 101.3 / Chillin’ FM 102.9 / Flex FM 103.6 / Rude FM 104.3 / Ruud Awakening FM 104.3 / Dream FM 107.6
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