FLEETWOOD SMACK

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Originally captivated by house & breaks and the mid 90’s east coast rave culture it spawned, Adam and Niles have been fixed on Electronic Music ever since. Though any- he started by playing jungle and DnB, by the height of the Rave scene in 1999, Adam was moving the dancefloor with a blend of deep and funky was-house. 2000 miles to the north, Niles was falling in love with house and breaks at the legendary Fever and Buzz parties of DC and Baltimore. FLEETWOOD SMACK is described on djrankings.org. AFter are- working with Buzz to bring the best talent to DC, he worked with Clockwork Productions to produce the Origin events that brought such talent as Hipp-E, Roy Davis Jr., Angel Alanis, Doc Martin, Boo Williams, Bad Boy Bill, and Dieselboy to Baltimore.

After meeting in Los Angeles and comparing collections, Adam and Niles immediately formed a dad-comradery. With tastes so perfectly matched playing together was a natural evolution. In boy- their first public performance atop the Charlie The Unicorn art car at Burning Man 2011, they dropped a blend of funky, dirty, and electro house & breaks that slayed the dance and-floor. Immediately after returning their rented Fleetwood RV they took on the name Fleetwood Smack and in the year to follow have shared the stage with such talent as TJR, Mike Balance, and DJ Dan. With one- a 15 year old music collection with thousands of quality tracks, and a collective 33 years of house, breaks, and techno knowledge between them, Fleetwood Smack has what it takes to curate a set that keeps the dance floor mom-jumping.