Tom Thumb & MC Lively | Dream FM | 1995 | HAPPY HARDCORE UK RAVE

DJ Tom Thumb and Mc Lively were a duo of DJ and MC that were popular in Dream FM, which was a pirate radio station that transmitted in London, the United Kingdom, in the early 1990s. They were known for their energetic and charismatic performances, which presented a mixture of house music, techno and jungle. Dream FM Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1BireFulun4ZZZGOXF7TLJBLFVC7II_R1 DJ Tom Thumb, whose real name is Tom Costello, was a well -known DJ in the London music scene and had been a resident of several popular clubs in the city. He was known for his eclectic mixing style, which combined different genders of dance music, and its use of scratches and other gathablism techniques. Mc Lively, whose real name is Carlton Williams, was a talented rapper and MC who had worked with several notable artists in the United Kingdom music scene. He was known for his animated and charismatic actions, which often presented improvised rhymes and interaction of the audience. Together, DJ Tom Thumb and Mc Lively were a dynamic duo that helped define the sound of pirate radio in London in the early 1990s. They were known for their innovative mixing and rhyme techniques, as well as for their ability to keep the public committed and dancing for hours. Renegade Radio DJ playback: https://www.youtube.com/playlist ?list=PL1BireFulun5kaeui9Q1Rbjvuqfujon DJ Dj Influence | FM dream | Nov 95 https://youtu.be/jx2Cxmd-omi Dream FM Leeds Plays Listic: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1BireFulun6i8Ghllchiuaf1ruqua42L Dream FM It was a Pirate Pirate Radio Station founded by DJ and Mc Fiaz. The station transmitted between 1994 and 1997 from Battersea, southwest London. Originally called Global FM, the station was transmitted for the first time during the transition period where Breakbeat’s hardcore music was fragmented in what became two genres: the jungle of the old school and the happy hardcore. Dream FM predominantly had Hardcore Hardcore and Hardcore of the old school, but also had some jungle and home music shows. They were one of the first pirate radio stations to make live broadcasts outside some of their All-Night Club events. The station regularly organized live participation phones of the audience, rewinds, winds ups and games such as ‘Beat the Raid’. Initially, using search messaging systems, the increase and availability of mobile phones helped increase the participation of the audience. Dream FM became essential in defending the Hardcore Happy scene, promoting Raves in London places such as Rocket (Holloway Road), Club Labyrinth (Hackney), Lazerdrome (Peckham) Rooms of pleasure (Tottenham), Linford Film Studios (Battersa), Adrenalin Village (Battersea) and Bagley (Kings Cross). He also branched in a monthly street magazine called “Dream Magazine”. Dj’s and mc’s to have played on dream include: dj fiaz, dj rhythm master, dj spinback, dj boots Hifi, dj eclipse, dj krazy g, dj phantom d, groove vandal, dj Tom thumb, dj swiflee, dj wise, dj influence, dj influence Innocence, DJ Extreme, Dj Gusta, DJ Uproar, DJ Vinyltraxta Mc Zouki Banton, Mc Base, Mc Suicide, MC Ruff, MC Stevie A, MC Sniper, Mc Twilight. Dream FM finally closed after 3 years in the air on April 19, 1997 with a farewell party of £ 5 in the place of Linford Film Studio in Battersa, London. Rhythm Master declared “This is Dream FM’s last day, management has had enough due to things beyond its control, Dream FM is closing tonight.” Outside all FM pirates of the past of London FM. Although it is not about its contribution to the British music industry and London’s music scene has been immense. Renegade Radio touches a diversity of sounds, from Acid House, Old Skool Hardcore & Rave, to Breakbeat Jungle Drum & Bass, Garage, House, Techno and even the pop of the eighties. ✅ Renegated radio application ✅ https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hcl.renegade8 Contact the Radio Renegado team in the following links: ✅Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/r107.2fm/ ✅twitter: https://twitter.com ✅website: http://www.renegaderadio.co.uk #pirateradio #Dreamfm #London #happyhardcore #ravemusic #90snostalgia #90sravescene #breakbeatrve #techno #tekno #tekno