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DJ Zinc
DJ Zinc, born David Tinney, came up in the late 1990s breakbeat scene. His 1999 track 'Bennie Man - Dude (Vocal Rmx)' with Dexplicit took a Beenie Man...
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DJ Zinc, born David Tinney, came up in the late 1990s breakbeat scene. His 1999 track 'Bennie Man - Dude (Vocal Rmx)' with Dexplicit took a Beenie Man dancehall track and gave it a breakbeat treatment. It ended up crossing over from the UK dance charts into something more mainstream.
That track drew some criticism from parts of the dance music community at the time, with some feeling it moved away from a traditional breakbeat sound. He also put out 'Wile Out' and earlier tracks like 'Super Sharp Shooter' and '138 Trek'.
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