Jazzi Q

Jazzi Q
Eclectic style of music - old and new Reggae, Soul, Hip hop and Soulful house.  


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Jazzi Q

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Jazzi Q fell in love with music from as early as he could remember. Born in the sound system household of Federal Sound, Q started DJ-ing as a 14-year-old schoolboy entertaining at local birthday and football club parties, youth clubs and school discos.

Such became his popularity in his local and surrounding areas; he received his first local resident spot, every Thursday night in Camis Nightclub in Hackney, East London followed by sharing bills with top DJs from the London club and party scene.

Hailing from Archway, London, Q was school partners of certain later to be known as…Jazzie B and Daddae Harvey. The three friends grew together and with the addition of Aitch B, created the legendary sound system SOUL II SOUL.

The sounds reputation grew as they tour the county with their unique bass sound. But it was on their own door step, in the thick of warehouse parties, their first central London regular Sunday nights at the Africa Centre blew the UK club scene to a different level.

Sparked off by the clubs success, dubs such as “Feel free” and “Fairplay” pivoted Soul II Soul to international success with No.1 hits, numerous tours and special appearances all over the world.

As part of the Soul II Soul Production team Q developed and deployed his programming skills on the bands further albums and works including legends as James Brown, Cheryl Lynn, and the Jones Girls. As well as productive work in the studio, Q continued on the club scene as manager of the famous Soul II soul, Friday nights…The fridge. Jazzi Q has shared his Dj-ing talents all over the world including the major cities in the UK,Germany, Switzerland ,Sweden, Holland, France, US, West Indies, South America, Hong Kong, weekly residents in Italy and a 6 week Japanese club tour in 14 different cities. ” Yeah, that was some tough going, one of my most pleasurable experiences”


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hey jazzi
Just tuning in bredren. Feeling the vibes. Nuff respect to you. ...
carlton beckford dozier - Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Hiya
Hei Jazzi, Many thanks for your message , yes it's the one Ultra Nate I did enjoy it and now it's going to go on my dance practice. Thank you. ...
Saeed Farah - Wednesday, January 25, 2012
happy biirthday
hi Jazzi Q sir, please say happy birthday to my girlfriend today, we will be tuned in. bless and peace ...
Renn - Wednesday, January 11, 2012
i'm locked in
mmmm nice :) ...
nuff <3 - Wednesday, December 07, 2011
music
hi jazzy tuned in lovin the show as always its cold out there and what a better way to spend the evening its all about the colourful can u give a shout out to my good friend lydia and my gwjuss niece natika and dont forget me pam x ...
pamela - Wednesday, December 07, 2011

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labbi siffri tune
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