Breaka

Breaka’s Keep Hush Live London set is a loving, chaotic tribute to the UK’s harder rave continuum, and we are all willing participants in this history lesson with a punishing sound system. This is for the crew who still argue about the best 'ardcore anthem at the bus stop. The vibe is a sweaty, jubilant pressure cooker, a room where track IDs are shouted over breaks and everyone has a different 'woi!' pitch. Technically, it’s a thrilling ride from 133 to 162 BPM, averaging 145, with 12A as the harmonic anchor for much of the chaos.

The energy is a potent cocktail—46% low, 43% mid, 11% high—meaning the low-end provides the drive, the mids deliver the ravey stabs and vocals, and the highs add just enough shine to keep it from being pure murk. The mixing is energetic and mash-up friendly, blending breaks, jungle, and bassline with gleeful abandon. The crate digging is a personal manifesto. Opening with his own 'Mass Gathering' is a bold statement of intent.

Addison Groove’s 'Freakin'' is a juke-inspired weapon that never fails to melt floors. Borai & Denham Audio’s 'Make Me' gets a fierce Breaka remix treatment, and Total Fitness Euro Club Hits’ continuous mix is a hilarious, genius meta-commentary on rave nostalgia. DJ Seduction’s 'Sample-Mania' is a classic hardcore throwback deployed with perfect timing. The journey is a rush: from the opening salvo of 'Mass Gathering', peaking with the junglist fury of 'The Loudest Woiioii Ever', and cooling down with the garage-tinged warmth of Joey SLVR’s 'In Your Arms', a perfect come-down after the storm.