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Host Names – Daps & Supes
Day Playing – Every Friday
Time To & From – From 10pm to Midnight
Influences: DJ EZ, Shortee Blitz, Trevor Nelson, Heartless Crew, Ace & Vis, Rampage
DJ Bio Details:
Daps & Supes both originally came up in 2001 through the UK Grime Scene as members of Macabre Unit, Xplicit Crew and IMP Batch, playing at Sidewinder, Catch The Feelin, Garage Nation, Casino, Fetish, Rush Hour, Beats to Battle and also appearing multiple times on 1xtra, Risk FM, Rinse FM, De Ja Vu and Manic FM. Both were also regulars at Grime events being held at Cabana, Bedford including the self-promoted ‘Rep Your Manor’ events that now go down in the folk law of the Grime Scene.
Whilst both Daps and Supes were members of Grime Crews, they also joined forces with Shaq, to form Treble Trouble on Risk FM. As Treble Trouble the show allowed their personalities to shine and to show their true love for Rap and RnB, and even at this early stage, began to try and push the UK’s own RnB and Hip Hiop artists, both local and further afield.
After both had ‘sabbaticals’ they came back with a bang in 2011 focusing only on Rap, RnB and Dancehall forming New Money Entertainment alongside DJ Slax and Slim Saga in the club scene. In the clubs, they were residents in the White room at Elements, residents for RUM Entertainment in Southampton, residents at both Buddha Blue and Cookies & Cream in Milton Keynes, also guesting at Delirious Ents, Strictly Bashment, Gifted Ents, many other Uni raves across the UK and also DJing in Ayia Napa at Black & White Club and in Malia at Lush Bar.
During this period they also ran their own events Innuendo, Urban Education and Passout and started a show known as ‘The Lookout Show’ on both In2Beats and Jamrock radio, known as ‘The Lookout Show’ with the help of long-time friend and co-host DJ Droid, focusing only on the UK Rap scene.
Both again have been on a 5 year sabbatical, focusing on their careers and families, but during Covid-19 felt it was time to bring back ‘The Lookout Show’ but now making it more around mixing different flavours of the UK scene ranging from Rap to Dancehall, RnB to Drill and AfroSwing to Grime. The show is also now has a lot more debates and banter about serious and non-serious topics on road.
DJ Pic: See pics attached
Show Name: The Lookout Show
Show Genres: Anything UK with a Vibe
Show Details: The Home of UK Rap, Drill, RnB, Dancehall and AfroSwing
To submit Radio Edited music to the show Email: [email protected] Website: www.TheLookoutShowUK.com
Facebook Group: The Lookout Show UK
Instagram: TheLookoutShowUK
Twitter: @LookoutShowUK
Snapchat: LookoutShowUK
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