Taken from 'DJ's for Life' event programme 2005:- A true veteran of the UK turntablist scene since 1983, Weetamix has endured and championed in his own right for more than 20 years. With appearances in clubs across the UK and Europe supporting some of the biggest names in Hip Hop including Grand Master Flash, EPMD, Hijack, to name a few. His reputation has grown to that of a (quote) 'legend'.Weetamix literally erupted onto the battle scene shortly after leaving high school in 1988. His initiation into the world of competition was hosted by DMC. By 1990 he had already won his first area final!As if getting busy on the ones and twos wasn't enough, Weetamix hosted a weekly 2 hour show on Birmingham based Fresh FM for 3 years back in 1988-1991. Many followers still have tapes of the show and are vocal about the influence that the show had on them during their early teenage years.Such was his dedication to his chosen 'sport' Weetamix has competed on a regular basis and achieved no fewer than 17 area final results. He took a Sabbatical from competing and performing in order to set up and establish his own successful manufacturing business. During this time he kept in touch with Turntablism through Judging major competitions and, of course, developing skills in his spare time.After a break of 8 years, Weetamix returned to turntablism in the public forum to deliver his passion and show off his ever developing skills, both of which are stronger than ever.Weetamix has proven his worth as a producer/engineer with the release of 'Take a fix of funk' in 1990 which not only received massive acclaim and achieved success in the UK and European markets in its own right, also featured on the majority of the major compilations of the time. John Peel featured the single on his show immediately after release and it also reached a very respectable number 3 in Westwoods Hip Hop chart on Capital Radio.Current projects include, competing in all of next years major national turntablist battles, further developing his long standing collaboration with DJ Sparra (the other half of Chief Rocka's) and delivering new material with Birmingham clique 'The Rockery'.In essence, Weetamix is a legend. His style is unique, his dedication unwavering and his ability to move with the times, unquestionable.WEETS CAREER HIGH-LIGHTS: 1988 - First DMC Battle (Nottingham) 1990 - DMC Northern Champion (Sheffield) 1990 - DMC UK semi final (Hacienda, Manchester) 1990 - Released 'Take a Fix of Funk' Big One Records 1991 - DMC Area Finalist Bristol (2nd) 1991 - DMC Area Finalist Birmingham (2nd) 2003 - DMC Area Finalist Glasgow 2004 - DMC Area Finalist Derby 2004 - DMC Battle for UK Supremacy 2004 - DMC UK Team Championship Final B'mouth (Chief Rocka's) (3RD) 2005 - DMC Area Finalist Birmingham 2005 - DMC Area Finalist Edinburgh (2nd) 2006 - DMC Area Finalist Liverpool (2nd) 2006 - DMC Area Finalist Bournemouth (2nd) 2007 - DMC Area Finalist Sheffield (3rd) 2007 - DMC Area Finalist Bournemouth 2007 - DMC Battle for UK Supremacy quarter finalist 2008 - DMC Area Finalist Birmingham 2008 - DMC Area Finalist Bournemouth 2008 - Skratchworx/BPM UK battle day two champion 2008 - Skratchworx/BPM UK final runner up 2009 - Elbow Grease Champion .. ..
MySpaceTV Videos: DMC Birmingham Heat Set by Weetamix http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids....
Bit rough around the edges but it's the only version i could get to upload!?
