Even though the name implies more than one person, behind the FCB letters it's only one face, Kevin. As one of the Chi main guys, his musical taste are really broad, just like the label's preferences: from minimalHouse through breakBeat and other dance music to experimental, including dub, headz, broken beat, house, techno, electro, breakbeat - you name it. As DJ, Kevin mostly spins midtempo dance music (breakbeat, electrohouse, tech house, broken beat, electro, minimal), but this is not a... Read more
Even though the name implies more than one person, behind the FCB letters it's only one face, Kevin. As one of the Chi main guys, his musical taste are really broad, just like the label's preferences: from minimalHouse through breakBeat and other dance music to experimental, including dub, headz, broken beat, house, techno, electro, breakbeat - you name it. As DJ, Kevin mostly spins midtempo dance music (breakbeat, electrohouse, tech house, broken beat, electro, minimal), but this is not a limiting factor when it comes to working in the studio, purchasing "non-party" records or playing a radio set. His taste is determined more by his musical attitude and not by any specific genre: he looks for music that's experimental but not selfish, new but not unlistenable, with lots of percussive rhythm and deep grooves.
Apart from appearances at Chi, Kevin has done a remix for the popular Hungarian band Quimby, he worked on remixes for the swiss Ritmic Records, and the dutch Moving Target. As DJ, in the last years he has played with almost all the big names of the breaks scene on his residencies: the weekly Chi nights (Ablak-A-Dubra) and Cinetrip parties. Supported also DJs from other genres, like Lemon8, Ollie Teeba, Richard Thair (Herbalizer) or DJ Nukem. His first 12" (Deep Lack Of Balance) opened 6th on Muzik Magazine's breaks chart, and his remix for the swiss Ritmic label (The Boomspot) reached 4th on Mixmag's breakbeat chart. And finally don't forget that his tracks are spinned by top DJs like Orbital, Plump DJs, Chris Carter, Breakneck, or Adam Freeland. Recently he won the "Best hungarian breaks DJ" award on the biggest internet mag's voting (Impulsecreator), although he is not playing more breaks than any other genres.
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