It was a killer show. Light Fantastic Media did an excellent job with both the sound and band line-up.
We even got to party with the fourth ranked table football girls player in the world (Alex). She was from France. Her partner was from Hungary. They kicked our ass. Galactically. But it was cool. We liked it.Blasted into the galactic outskirts, J-ROQ began to chronicle the adventures he encountered while lost in the cosmos. Eventually landing in the sprawling metropolis that is London, he began his quest to find the freshest beats in the universe. Enter Buddha Beats, beat-maker extraordinaire, who deciphered the code and picked up on J-ROQ's transmissions. Together, the duo embarked on the journey to compliment drop dead beats with rip rockin rhyme.
While still operating under the native twang of his Virginian origins, J-ROQ bends a dozen different vocal styles to do his bidding. On the opposite side of the planet, homebase Malaysia saw the birth of Buddha Beats. Since then, Buddha B. has catapulted to the edge of electronic tick tock, creating massive tracks at the drop of a hat.
Landing in and around London, the G.E.T. is on a mission to make you bop your head to the beat.
Playing their first show to an enthusiastically stunned crowd, the G.E.T. was invited to play a street festival the very next week. J-Roq blames it on the shiny astronaut gear he sported during the performance. Buddha Beats claims their debut success was due to his dexterous fingers flip floppin between the turntables. Either way, as if a singer in a silver plastic suit who isn't afraid to get down on his knees on top of a floor monitor and belt rhymes into a wireless microphone isn't enough, add a DJ who keeps the beats swinging while simultaneously dancing and dropping backing vocals, and you've got an explosion that is the G.E.T.
