| Profile: | When Kevin Jobe found Jungle/Drum N Bass at a party called "Catwalk" in Pomona, Ca (yes..the Fox..puke on the staircase..that place is nasty..blek), everything changed. The infectious beats and driving bass lines were exactly what he was looking for after spinning 5 years of hip hop, in what seemed to him as a changing scene.. going in a direction that just wasnt appealing to him. The hip hop crossovers are what first brought him in, then progressed to all branches of jungle/dnb. Deciding to take that extra step and start spinning dnb, Kevin never knew what pandora's box he was opening. Now, 6 years later, Kevin has put in plenty of his share of time into the scene, countless gigs with artsists such as Andy C, Hive, Silver (2), R.A.W (2)., CRS?, Gridlok, General Malice, and more.. played with MC's TC Izlam, Dre, Blitz, Red October, Stylus, Humanoize, and more.. Dj'ing paved the way for Mainframe's producing career. In 2002, Mainframe composed a song that ultimately happened to be the flip of Jungle Riddim Records' first release, Roll Up / Spy Games. Since this time, Mainframe has dived head first into producing, working hard each and every day to perfect his craft. Jungle Riddim 001 begat 002, with "Murda D'Lux", capturing a more mashy style. As his producing skills increased and styles changed, Mainframe then released on RaggaTek Recordings Hyper / Rudebwoy Shuffle. "Hyper" has seemed to fully carve Mainframe's name into the walls of Drum N Bass, permanently. With great responses from all over the world, the international demand for Mainframe has now begun. Following up his big release with RaggaTek, Mainframe earned his way into the X-13 Recordings camp, a well established Ragga Jungle label known for only putting out quality tracks. This latest release Big Pops' Chinchilla / Everytime Run Red, is forecasted to be a huge release and he is also looking forward to Run It / Koncrete Jungle,-, that will feature his largely anticipated release "Run It!" featuring Red October of Jungle Riddim Records. With nothing but open road ahead of him, Mainframe continues to excel and progress quickly as his arsenal of tunes and releases pile up. |
