The artists that endorse Wide Eye & Public Nuisance

Chris started djing back in 1991 playing his first ever party in a squat in North London (organised with the fledgling Liberator crew featuring himself, Julian and Aaron). In 1993 Liberator began their label Stay Up Forever to represent their own unique style, and as it progressed and they met more producers like DDR, D.A.V.E. The Drummer, Gizelle, Geezer and Lawrie Immersion, the sound of London Techno and Acid Techno as we know it was born.

Chris went on to start the SUF Collective (which he runs with Aaron Liberator) and began DJing across the world including places as far flung as Brazil, Venezuela, Japan, South Africa and Australia, and his name quickly became synonymous with the sound of the London Techno he represented. Meanwhile he continued to support his roots playing thousands of squat parties and underground raves in London, UK and Europe, keeping it firmly ‘real’ despite making DJ mag’s top 100 dj list on several occasions and producing some of the era’s most popular Acid Techno mix cds. Musically he has been behind some of the scenes biggest anthems including ONE NIGHT IN HACKNEY (with D.A.V.E.The Drummer), LONDON ACID CITY (with Lawrie Immersion) , CROYDON GIRL (with Sterling Moss and Rackitt), SCUM LIKE US (with Sterling Moss), X RAY OK , SOUL MANTRA and many, many more. Chris also plays in Two punk bands (Dogshite and Hagar The Womb) 

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Smellington Piff is a name synonymous with UK hip hop. Ever since his debut self-titled EP, his distinctive flows have been a staple part of the UK’s underground scene.

The rapper proudly adheres to his traveller roots as perhaps best demonstrated on his No Fixed Abode LP. 

His roots in music stem back to his childhood, where he was catapulted into early fame thanks to his role as the “World’s Youngest DJ”, according to the Guiness World Records. He began DJing techno at the tender age of six, which earned him a reputation across the club scene, as well as further afield thanks to numerous TV appearances. This continued until his teens, when he eventually succumbed to the allure of hip hop, retired from the DJ circuit and turned his talents to writing bars.

Releases include with the likes of Son Doobie, Q Unique, Bizarre, The Four Owls, Verb T, Datkid and Farma G, as well as an abundance of tracks with regular cohorts, Leaf Dog and BVA.

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