London, United Kingdom
Oldskool legend Zero B first surfaced in 1989 in the North East of England, playing raves and clubs such as Butterloggie, Rezerection, Streeetrave, the legendary Club Havana and The Blue Monkey. Leading the charge though the pioneering Weir FM radio show Top Rankin with DJ Huey, his reputation as a dancefloor destroyer spread across the country and soon he was being booked to play some of the biggest raves, underground clubs and dance events of the early 90s. Wigan Pier, Leeds Warehouse, Heaven, The Sanctuary, Bowlers, Glasgow Arches, Coventry Eclipse, Brixton Academy, Raindance, Fantasia, Circus Circus, Kellys Portrush and The Arena to name but a few.The seminal oldskool tune Lock Up from the Module EP, was picked up by FFRR records in 1992 and propelled into the UK Top 40. It is now considered by UK drum and bass pioneer, Goldie, to be one of the Top 10 most influential British underground dance tracks of all time.
