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Genres: deep house, House
Brunonumerouno cut his Dj’ing teeth on the South African clubbing scene. He first started spinning the wheels of steel way back in 1994. Starting at private parties as he was too young to land gigs in night clubs, he quickly developed a reputation for impeccable music taste as well as flawless technical ability. Once old enough to start playing in clubs, raves and private after parties, he established residencies all around Johannesburg. This includes his own regular Friday Night Deep House venue – the first in Johannesburg.
In 1999, he moved to the UK where he started playing at all sorts of nights in Brighton, establishing several residencies at reputable venues. After he secured his position at Covert Records, he was influenced by some of the finest talent in and around Brighton. Soon, he developed the same reputation as he had in South Africa. His lively and energetic sets have been compared to the legendary DJ Marky and have proved to be the life of the parties he has played at.
He has had a limited Deep House release and is currently in the studio at any given opportunity producing in order to release in the near future. He hosts a very popular weekly breakfast show on Codesouth FM – the Friday Wake & Bake. This man will rock you and impress you every time he plays, but the proof is only in the pudding, so book him and see for yourself!
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Kaya Fyah was born and raised in North London, Enfield. Since the young age of 14, she has performed on stages such as Outlook festival, Love saves the day, Boomtown, Printworks and more. As well as performing alongside many legendary artists she has become a familiar face in the Congo Natty family. Mostly known for her involvement in the jungle scene though not tied down by any one genre,her sound can often be influenced by elements of rock & indie music. She has a big story to be told through her lyrics which can be heard in her first releases under her original name Toni-Kaya. The tracks are called “Jungle Woman and Don’t Let It Go” but she has taken back her stage name to truly own it this time. Ready to bring the FYAH.
An East London born & bred DJ, came up in the game with influences from the Junglist, drum & bass scene. As a radio DJ in the later years off life joined the online radio community playing soulful house, afro beats alongside House & Garage with UNITY, Peace & Love being the focal message.