Breakwave is a radio show on Radio Študent, airing every second Friday evening. Moderated by Codeep’s Ozo and Borka, Breakwave is a show dedicated to delivering fresh breakbeats from all over the Globe. Not really limited to one genre, the show presents all sorts of breakbeats (funk, soul, hip hop, brokenbeat, drum’n’bass…) but at times wanders around straight rhythms as well. The shows regularly introduces choice novelties and (forgotten) classics, There must almost always be a track form the seventies as well, as this is the period when most of the splendid music was created. Even though Ozo and Borka like to bable, they never talk too much.

Pošteno je že mraz in za prvim vogalom je morda tudi že sneg…čemu potem Festival pomladi?
Frozen Festival pomladi je Codeep v sodelovanju z British Councilom in so-producenti Klubom K4, Animateko in Kinodvorom pripravil z namenom ozvočiti nekatere prostore, ki še nikoli niso bili odeti v eksperimentalne ritme, tako močne video tresljaje in tako raznolike izvajalce. Po drugi strani smo želeli veselemu decembru dodati še malo dozo kakovostne glasbene in video selekcije, tik preden svoje premražene nosove prestavimo v interjerje sindikalnih zabav in veselic. Nenazadnje pa tudi zato, da predramimo zimsko zatišje klubskega audio-vizualnega dogajanja in vas požgečkamo s pomladnimi sanjami o morebitnih ponovnih majskih festivalskih radostih. Se vidimo? Ali slišimo!
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After a long lasting love for Photographic exploration, Luka joined Codeep in early 1999. It was one of many nights when Martin and Luka were enjoying good food and company, when the idea came up. The next four years were a fruitfully collaboration, creating immersive environments and thematic visuals for events such as Loungebox, SupaBreaks, 024 and Festival Pomladi. Luka s main interests are: Live Cinema, Conceptual Photography, International Gastronomy and Artistic Direction. Currently working close with Luka Pričič, the artists are developing non narrative Live Cinema performances, a process of live audio/video generation: where, for a short time, space and spectator coexist in synchronicity with the artists.

Ozren / Ozo / Ay

Searching for funk in all the unusual places …is the motto of this young man. From DJing to graphic arts…from VJing to blogging ….it’s all in there somewhere.

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Woo-D started to dig later in the year 2004, but before he was a dedicated bboy, addicted to the breaks and dancing his feet to the rare groove sounds. He knew he has to take the whole love towards the music to a higher level and so Dj Woo-D was born in Jan 2006. His style is influenced by latin music, funk, disco and euro grooves, which are basicly the genres he plays in clubs and bars, but mainly his goal is to play for bboys in circles and battles.

DJ Zhe, or Miha Žehelj (b. 1977 ) from Ljubljana, at first only a casual DJ on local parties, started buying records with intention to DJ at the rather old age of 23, when he seriously began to work on his DJ mixing skills, soon realizing that music is going to be his life.
While working with Street Explosion (an initiative for support of street and music cultures), he met DJs Borka and Bakto, and soon after joined the creative group of Codeep / Superbrakes, remaining its member ever since.
In seven years of his intensive music activity, he has been a guest of numerous club and festival events home and abroad. He also works with the Madness Team and helps organizing music projects, festivals, etc.
And he intends to keep it that way!!!!!!

Dj Bakto (Jaka Batič, born 1979, Ljubljana, Yugoslavia) started playing in 1999 in club Gromka, Ljubljana. There he started Lounge Guerrilla, a series of eclectic electronic music events. A year later he joined the Code.EP crew and began to play in Ljubljana’s most most prominent club - the K4. Since then he’s been playing in almost all Slovenian clubs and festivals. He is also a frequent guest star at events in the neighboring countries. He also worked with Slovenian jazz band called Projekt Mesto. From the very beginning he’s been playing many different styles of music, from leftfield hip hop, old school breakbeats and funk, to nu school breaks, electro and drum’n’bass. He is also a keen collector of vintage vinyl, especially Yugoslavian beat music which also gets incorporated into his sets. You can hear him on all kinds of events from hip hop parties to drum’n’bass and breakbeat events, where often plays alongside renowned people from all around the world of electronic music.