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Mark Breeze

Mark Breeze (real name Mark Brady, born 1970), also known as DJ Breeze, is a British DJ and producer of UK hardcore music. He is best known for his collaborations with Darren Styles as Styles & Breeze and the compilation mix series Clubland X-Treme Hardcore. He is also the founder of the label Infinity Recordings, running it from 1997 to 2003, when DJ…

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Also known as
DJ Breeze
Born
Mark Brady 1970 (age 55–56)[citation needed] London, England
Genres
Happy hardcore, UK hardcore
Labels
Essential Platinum (1996) Happy Hardca$h (1999) Infinity Recordings (1998–2004) Futureworld (2005–present)
Occupations
DJ, producer
Years active
1996–present

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related to External links · 6
Mark Breeze → Breeze, DiscogsDJ Breeze Home PageMark, DiscogsMark Breeze, DiscogsStyles, DJ Breeze, Myspace
Also known as · 1
Mark Breeze → DJ Breeze
Born · 1
Mark Breeze → Mark Brady 1970 (age 55–56)[citation needed] London, England
Genres · 1
Mark Breeze → Happy hardcore, UK hardcore
Labels · 1
Mark Breeze → Essential Platinum (1996) Happy Hardca$h (1999) Infinity Recordings (1998–2004) Futureworld (2005–present)
Occupations · 1
Mark Breeze → DJ, producer
Website · 1
Mark Breeze → https://www.activetalentagency.com/roster/mark-breeze/
Years active · 1
Mark Breeze → 1996–present

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dj breeze also known hardcore mark uk producer brady born 1970 infinity recordings styles 2003 2004 real name british music

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Mark BreezeAlso known asDJ Breeze1.00infobox
Mark BreezeBornMark Brady 1970 (age 55–56)[citation needed] London, England1.00infobox
Mark BreezeGenresHappy hardcore, UK hardcore1.00infobox
Mark BreezeLabelsEssential Platinum (1996) Happy Hardca$h (1999) Infinity Recordings (1998–2004) Futureworld (2005–present)1.00infobox
Mark BreezeOccupationsDJ, producer1.00infobox
Mark BreezeWebsitehttps://www.activetalentagency.com/roster/mark-breeze/1.00infobox
Mark BreezeYears active1996–present1.00infobox
Mark Breezerelated to External linksDJ Breeze0.60section
Mark Breezerelated to External linksDiscogsMark Breeze0.60section
Mark Breezerelated to External linksDiscogsStyles0.60section
Mark Breezerelated to External linksBreeze0.60section
Mark Breezerelated to External linksDiscogsDJ Breeze Home PageMark0.60section

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