From underground warehouse raves to the grand stages of London’s top venues, Hooch has been at the heart of the city's club scene for decades. As a founding member of the iconic Funkin’P crew, he’s spent over 25 years shaking dancefloors across the UK with unstoppable energy and crate-digging genius.

 

His legendary funk and hip hop night at Covent Garden’s Africa Centre (1991–2003) remains the longest-running club of its kind in the UK — a place where crowds surged, stars slipped in unannounced, and dancers never stopped moving. It was there that UK b-boys and b-girls found their rhythm, battling to beats they couldn’t hear anywhere else.

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In 1996, Hooch founded the UK B-Boy Championships, a groundbreaking global competition that helped shape the future of breaking — laying the foundation for its debut in the 2024 Paris Olympics.

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Visionary, relentless, and true to the roots — Hooch is still setting the tempo.