I can only agree with the previous contributor.

Break is a man who is at the top of his game, doing his own thing and not trying to overproduce tracks like so many D'n'B producers now seem to do. Almost every track he makes is an out and out dance floor killer, and having played a lot of his stuff out and about, I can testify to its power and depth. I love the minimal style and deep bass that seem to be pre-requisite in everything he does - Oh, and he records on Quarantine whose discography is pretty much one classic after the another.

Seems to keep his head down and let his music do the talking. A man truly worthy of praise and respect in my book.

If you are new to Drum and Bass and want to know what all the fuss is about - Listen to this guy's tracks in a club. You will be moved....

Big Big tune across London in particular during 1994. Still drops even now. Bassline subsequently sampled by hundreds of others looking to cash in behind it. Anyone whose anybody on the scene would recognise that piano riff intro almost immediately.