Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Top Buzz is a British DJ / MC team, which performed at rave events in the 1990s.Top Buzz was originally formed in 1988 by MC Patrick McPhee ("Mad P") and DJ Mikee B, playing at house events, before being joined by DJ Jason Kyriakides ("Jason Jay" / "Jason Kaye") several years later. All originate from the Tottenham areas of north London, although in the 1990s they lived in Enfield.They were of the first to popularise the darker sounds of jungle techno as it began to emerge from the hardcore rave sounds from 1991 (indeed allegedly claiming to have first coined the term). The band released the "Livin' in Darkness" EP on Basement Records in 1992, which encapsulates much of the flavour of the era. were headline performers at Amnesia House, Fantazia, Universe, Dreamscape, and Obsession events, amongst many others.A distinct feature was the ragga MCing of MC Patrick, strongly influenced by Jamaican dancehall. Patrick often referred to the team as "Two Blacks and a Bubble", a reference to their ethnic origins, with 'bubble' referring to Bubble and Squeak, the Cockney rhyming slang for Greek (Jason K is a Greek Cypriot).The team later fell out, although they later reformed in the 21st century to perform at oldskool hardcore events across Britain."@en }
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- Top_Buzz abstract "Top Buzz is a British DJ / MC team, which performed at rave events in the 1990s.Top Buzz was originally formed in 1988 by MC Patrick McPhee ("Mad P") and DJ Mikee B, playing at house events, before being joined by DJ Jason Kyriakides ("Jason Jay" / "Jason Kaye") several years later. All originate from the Tottenham areas of north London, although in the 1990s they lived in Enfield.They were of the first to popularise the darker sounds of jungle techno as it began to emerge from the hardcore rave sounds from 1991 (indeed allegedly claiming to have first coined the term). The band released the "Livin' in Darkness" EP on Basement Records in 1992, which encapsulates much of the flavour of the era. were headline performers at Amnesia House, Fantazia, Universe, Dreamscape, and Obsession events, amongst many others.A distinct feature was the ragga MCing of MC Patrick, strongly influenced by Jamaican dancehall. Patrick often referred to the team as "Two Blacks and a Bubble", a reference to their ethnic origins, with 'bubble' referring to Bubble and Squeak, the Cockney rhyming slang for Greek (Jason K is a Greek Cypriot).The team later fell out, although they later reformed in the 21st century to perform at oldskool hardcore events across Britain.".