Mutya Buena.
Wiley. Eddie Craig.
Danny’s studio catalogue includes unreleased tracks with Mutya Buena, Wiley and Eddie Craig.
Inside the unreleased catalogue ↗UK Garage / House / 2-step

A remix personally chosen by Avicii. Official work for Beyoncé, Rihanna and Example. UK Garage producer, remixer and DJ with over two decades in the music.

The producer
Avicii personally hand-picked Danny’s remix of “Seek Bromance” to be signed.
The record carries a personal story: Danny and Tim were friends. Released under Tim’s Tim Berg name, the Danny Dubbz remix went on to feature on Ministry of Sound’s The Sound of UK Garage.
It sits within a catalogue of official remix work for Beyoncé, Rihanna, Example and Amy Pearson, with label credits spanning Sony, Virgin and Ministry of Sound. Danny’s original “Runaway”, featuring Davinah, was signed to All Around The World.
Explore production & remix credits ↗Danny’s studio catalogue includes unreleased tracks with Mutya Buena, Wiley and Eddie Craig.
Inside the unreleased catalogue ↗Danny has performed on BBC Radio 1, BBC Radio 1Xtra and KISS in the UK, alongside his regular Ministry of Sound Radio appearances.
Regular radio appearances, hosting Essential Garage, performances at the London club, compilation features and contributions to the Ministry website.
The story
Danny Dubbz is a UK Garage producer, remixer and DJ whose career spans major-label remix commissions, original records, national radio performances and club and festival stages.
Raised on the sounds of South London's airwaves, Danny found his way into UK Garage through record shops, vinyl and a fascination with DJ EZ's mixing. Before the production credits and club bookings, there was the microphone—and MC Fanta-C.
Today, his sets bring together UK Garage, house and party anthems, drawing on more than two decades behind the decks. Alongside his solo DJ work, Danny regularly teams up with MC Loopz.
Trips to Slammin' Vinyl in Kingston and time on the Uptown forums helped turn an early interest into a life in music. Danny bought his first records before he owned turntables, then built a collection around evenings and weekends working at his local supermarket.
After co-founding Rampage FM as MC Fanta-C, he developed his DJing and later appeared on stations including Freeze FM, Ice Cold FM, Raw Mission FM, Flex FM and Delight FM. Production followed, with early tracks circulated on CDs, through specialist DJs and on the emerging online UK Garage scene.
His remixes of Case's “Missing You” and Keith Sweat's “Twisted” helped establish his name, with support from DJs including EZ, Cameo and DJ Q. Original material followed, including “Don't Wanna Fight” with Tam and “Runaway” featuring Davinah.
Major-label remix work and a longstanding Ministry of Sound connection broadened that reach. Danny continues to produce, remix and DJ, keeping the swing and energy of UK Garage at the centre of his sound.
Live DJ career
Selected artists Danny has shared event bills with.
Before Danny Dubbz
The story starts on the mic.
In 2001, Dan co-founded pirate station Rampage FM as MC Fanta-C, broadcasting UK Garage and 2-step on 98.1 and 99.7 FM. The station started in South Wimbledon, moved to Leatherhead and later settled in Kingston upon Thames, with Fanta-C on the mic throughout.
By 2004, equipment thefts by rival stations had taken their toll. Rampage relaunched under a new name: Kurupt FM. Among those who played on the station in that period were Allan “Seapa” Mustafa and Hugo Chegwin, who later became co-creators of the BAFTA-winning People Just Do Nothing and its fictional pirate station of the same name.
The real Kurupt FM ran for just under a year before going off air. Dan went on to produce and remix as Danny Dubbz.
Seapa on the original Kingston station — The Guardian ↗Station history as recalled by Dan Gregory. The link explores the later television show's origins; Dan is not credited as a creator of the series.
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