DJs
Seventy-7
Brisbane, Australia
Last Seen: A long time ago
Member Since: 10 Aug 2005
Since bursting onto the Brisbane hard dance circuit in late 2001, Seventy-7 has been praised for his explosive energy and furious pace behind the decks, but his love for music didn’t start there. Back in 98 at a young age, his passion for the harder edge unfolded, playing at various underage parties, through the years. Being heavily involved in the Brisbane scene since he was 16 he soon landed his 1st set at System 6 – Shutdown, 2002.
Securing a residency at System 6 the following yeah, Steve organized a room along with fellow DJ Lusive, dubbed the ‘Nucore,’ This crew smashed apart every rave, bringing the unheard sounds of freeform and UK hardcore in all its forms. Leaving lasting impressions with every raver, Seventy-7 grew rapidly to become one of the most in demand rave DJ's in Brisbane. Playing at every major party since the Nucore started, he has smashed dance floors alongside all the greats of the UK hardcore scene.
He is known for being at the forefront of the UK hardcore sound in Brisbane, from the freeform to the hardcore leading him to play along side the likes of Kevin Energy, DJ Sharkey, N.E.C. Live, AMS, Proteus, Robbie Long, Ultrasonic and back 2 back with DJ Sharkey @ System 6 NYE 03, just to name a few.
2006 brought a new angle of Steve's hardcore. Teaming up with long time mate Whispa to form Australia's 1st live hardcore act, C.O.A. In just a year of gigging throughout Australia, C.O.A headed off shore through the UK and Finland, bringing with them Australia's premier live hardcore sounds. The response to C.O.A's productions and explosive Live show has been overwelming.
Seventy-7's love and passion for his music can be seen in every set he plays, controlling dance floors with an unstoppable array of twisted euphoric melody’s and relentless beats. With his energetic style and rapid progression with his production, Steve has secured a bright and promising future within the hardcore scene.
My Mixes 13 mixes, 9 hours, 1.09 gb
