Krafty Kuts

Renowned breaks DJ/producer Krafty Kuts, aka Martin Reeves, hails from Brighton, England, where he honed his turntablist skills in the '80s. His debut EP, "Funky Elements," on FSUK in 1998, caught the attention of Fatboy Slim, leading to a release on Southern Fried Records. Teaming up with Skool of Thought, Krafty Kuts co-founded Supercharged and released successful mix albums like "Slam the Breaks On" (1999). In 2001, he and Skool of Thought launched Against the Grain and Supercharged labels, releasing EPs and albums like "Tricka Technology" (2003) with A-Skillz. Krafty Kuts' DJ prowess earned him multiple Best DJ awards and his album "Freakshow" (2006) included the hit "Bass Phenomenon," further solidifying his status in the breaks scene.

Continuing his musical journey, Krafty Kuts released mix albums like "Fuzzy Breaks, Vol. 1" and "These Are the Breaks," winning accolades at Breakspoll. His diverse output includes the 2007 Fabriclive and 2008 Back to Mine mix albums. Throughout his career, Krafty Kuts has remained a prominent figure in the breaks genre, showcasing his innovative productions and electrifying DJ performances to audiences worldwide.