Curtis B
Sub.Atomic
Curtis B utilizes creativity, skills, and influence, applying elements of electro, tearout, tecfunk, 2 step, funky breaks, and house, to bring out the distinguished sound of his bass driven beat heavy music production. Deep grinding bass, 8 bit arcade sty
Begining his journey in 2001, Curtis B released his debut single \"Wanna Get Funky\" on 321 Breaks. Since then, Curtis has grown to become an influence in the Breakbeat music scene. In 2003, he and Josh Lawton (FPR) formed \"Elite Synthesis Project\" (ESP). Droppin\' bangers like \"Glad To Be Here\", \"Kick A Hole\", and \"Melt\" earning them proper respect throughout the breakbeat community. In 2006 Curtis teamed up with Royal One & Fresh Produce records on a long line of remix and collaboration projects for digital and vinyl release. He utilizes creativity, skills, and influence, applying elements of electro, tearout, tecfunk, 2 step, funky breaks, and house, to bring out the distinguished sound of his bass driven beat heavy music production. Deep grinding bass, 8 bit arcade style edits, and articulate drum sequences have kept crowds jumping through entire sets without skipping a beat. Curt\'s Live P.A. performances are amazing to say the least; fulfilled with an energy and vibe that will make your body rock... nonstop!
Up to date, Curtis B has appeared on several different labels. Such as- ESP (Elite Synthesis Project), Royal One Records, Fresh Produce, Knight Life Recordings, Nulogic, 941 Electro, DreamWork, Far Ace, 321 Breaks, Kindle Productions, and has done remix work with the likes of J-Break, Sharaz, The Phat Riderz, Brian Van Dallen, D-Lerium & Faze, RB, Darling Nikki, Pro 7, Dj Trashy, Aaron Sigmon, Bill Clauson, Shawn Davis, and many more.......
Curtis just recently completed first breakbeat studio mix titled \"Sub.Atomic\". Sub.Atomic is a fifteen track compilation of his originals and remixes to date. This is Royal One Records first cd release and will be due to release in mid March 2008 and is now available at most national breakbeat retailers.
Electronic: Nu skool breaks