DJ Eastwood touches down exclusively for Channel One giving us a lesson in how young London gets down in 2010. Originally a heralded Grime producer both on his own and with regular collaborator Oddz, Eastwood moved on from grime and started producing and playing Funky as it emerged as the current sound of Urban London. His productions range from sing along girl-centric funky to harder, darker more experimental riddims regularly featured in the sets of key tastemakers like Marcus Nasty, Seb Chew and Funk Butcher.

Bombaman’s thick, booming productions — generally clocking in at dubstep’s core tempo of 140 beats per minute, the happy middle ground between house and jungle — have been released on a number of underground labels, including La Dubstep Nostra, Lo Dubs, Aufect and Electrostimulation.

Since their inception in 2007, HeavyFeet have DJed all across the UK, Europe and the United States, regularly smashing dancefloors with their energetic party sound, always looking for new production inspiration from hot international scenes. The Manchester (UK) based production duo announced the launch of their Stamp! Beats label project early 2010, the concept, to create a unique music delivery platform releasing original HeavyFeet music complimenting the varied genres featured in their DJ sets. Each single is comprised from an original, a HeavyFeet club mix and one guest remix, with each release featuring a different carefully chosen vocalist, each bringing their own unique performance style to HeavyFeet’s chunky beats. As the duo continues to roll out their ever-evolving sound through a string of bass-heavy releases, be sure to check their continuous remix catalogue released via the likes of Skint Records, Bingo Bass, Plant Music and Nightshifters

Freeza Chin drops his first mix for Channel One! A solid hour of House and Funky!