Wax Wreckaz - High Grade Riddim

Four music lovers that although growing up with different social backgrounds -- ranging from punk rock-loving-skateboard-kid to being a conductor's offspring with classical music education -- finally met in the year 1999 in a graphic design school and the rest is history.
Every time the whole crew works on music together, you can definitely feel that all the influences become one -- classic New York mid 90s rap and turntablism to UK bass music, reggae and beyond! After their latest release longside the rising reggae star Etzia from Sweden -- which gained support by acts like So Shifty, Jugglerz, Bert on Beats, Urban Knights, Rebel Sonix, Mash Up International or the Smalltown DJs and airplay on radio stations from Trinidad Tobago to Russia -- they are back with their first release on Jeffree's.
This time they hooked up with European dancehall-ruler Million Stylez and laced another bass heavy Reggae-Electronica hybrid. Million Stylez laid down an anthem for all the weed lovers worldwide, switching from toasting to singing and back, with his trademark style and voice all over the place. Playing with different genres is natural to the Wax Wreckaz -- whether it's in their DJ-Sets or productions. And so it's obvious that the result has a unique sound to it, including influences from different genres like house, bass, hip-hop and of course dancehall and reggae.