Legends Remembered
A permanent home for the DJs, MCs, vocalists and producers who helped create the culture and are no longer here to tell the story themselves. Each finished profile will combine biography with the surviving sound and visual evidence held by the archive.
Stevie Hyper D
The working model for every memorial profile: biography first, then original artwork and playable archive recordings.
Stevie Hyper D
A defining voice of jungle and drum & bass. His profile connects the story to preserved One Nation, Desire, Telepathy, Kool FM, Kiss 100FM and other archive recordings — with the original event artwork kept in full colour.
Read, look & listen →Profiles in the queue
These are being built carefully. Names, dates, imagery and biographical details will be checked before a full profile is published.
Metalheadz history, DJ partnership with Storm and the recordings and visual material that can be connected to the archive.
Full profile coming →A defining jungle and drum & bass MC voice with numerous appearances already represented across the archive.
Full profile coming →A foundational voice whose performances and collaborations deserve a permanent documented home.
Full profile coming →A key voice in atmospheric drum & bass and the Good Looking era, to be connected to surviving sets and appearances.
Full profile coming →A foundational selector whose archive presence spans hardcore, jungle and drum & bass across major promoters and events.
Full profile coming →A foundational house figure whose profile will sit in the wider roots-and-influence history even where Rave Archive audio is limited.
Full profile coming →Drum & bass history and influence to be documented alongside any archive material we can connect.
Planned →Ragga, jungle and sound-system history represented with the same biography-plus-audio standard.
Planned →A major voice in UK dance music whose contribution deserves its own documented archive profile.
Planned →Hard house and UK club history represented as part of the broader rave-family story.
Planned →Acid house, club culture and production history documented through biography, images and surviving material.
Planned →As names emerge through tapes, flyers, radio recordings and event pages, more historic figures will be added carefully.
Keep building →Not a list of names.
Every finished page should answer the same question: why did this person matter? Then it should let the visitor hear the evidence, see the flyer, follow the event and understand the influence.
