Renowned Londoner turned Atlantan/Nashville resident, Daz-I-Kue, formerly of Bugz In The Attic, a revered production collective and broken beat pioneers, is celebrated for remixing icons like Amy Winehouse, Macy Gray, Soul II Soul, and 4 Hero, solidifying his status as a trailblazer in the broken beat genre. With a passion for vinyl since the age of 5, Daz is revered as a DJ, producer, sound engineer, and promoter, earning him the title of the hardest-working man in West London.

His groundbreaking production on Ends Productions’ “Are You Really From The Ends?” is credited with shaping the UK’s grime scene. Teaming up with Khari Cabral Simmons (Jiva/India Arie), Daz has collaborated with a stellar lineup of ATL and US talents, including Kenya, Donnie, Trina Broussard, Anthony David, Avery Sunshine, Rhonda Thomas, Heston, Kai Alce, DJ Kemit and many more.

Daz’s impressive portfolio includes the BB Boogie album, released on R2 Records alongside luminaries like Osunlade, Bobbito, and Karizma. He co-produced Julie Dexter’s “DeJa Vu” album and boasts releases on esteemed labels such as Reel People’s Papa Records, Foliage Records, and Nervous Records. Currently, Daz is involved in exciting projects with influential organizations like UK’s Jazz Re:Freshed and LA-based The Nonsemble, in addition to multiple releases on his label, I-Kue Recordings, and Back To The Present, a philanthropic initiative channeling proceeds to community and civil rights nonprofits in the US and UK.

An avid radio host, Daz presents the FSR Radioshow, spotlighting eclectic sounds from the independent movement, while the BB Boogie Radioshow focuses on disco and boogie classics, both vintage and contemporary, on soulandjazz.com.