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Bosketta is a breaks and UK garage DJ and producer based in Brisbane, on Australia's east coast. His own Bandcamp page states that location in so many words — Bosketta, Brisbane, Australia — and describes him as a Breaks & UKG DJ/Producer from East Coast Australia. A civil name is not published here.
Documented public activity reaches back at least to 2021. That November his Bandcamp carried Game Down. The same season ONE7AUDIO issued Frenemy Hitta (22 October 2021 on Beatport); the Hitta cut is filed as Breaks / Breakbeat / UK Bass. Detune / Chop Back followed on the same imprint in December 2021. The first stretch is therefore independent Bandcamp releases plus ONE7AUDIO, not a later DKR-only story.
Bandcamp then lists Worlds Apart and Swingin', and later The Elephant (2023), REPLICKA (2023), Discovery (2024) and L.A (2025). In 2024 the catalogue widens on other imprints. Very Mid Records released News To Me EP on 30 March 2024 — five tracks, filed by Apple Music as Breakbeat. Beatport also registers Hunter (7 February 2024, 126 BPM) and S.O.B (18 June 2024, 140 BPM), both as Breaks / Breakbeat / UK Bass. Kaleidoscope Music is another label he names on Bandcamp.
DIRTY KITCHEN RAVE is the main current house. The run includes Nuh Tek EP (2 July 2025), Feature (4 September 2025), Venter and Morrigan in 2026, plus compilation credits on WE ARE DKR Vol 10, BASSLINE! 6 and BASSLINE! 7. Morrigan is among the most recent titles: Apple Music dates it 26 June 2026; other stores list early July. Beatport files the DKR singles in the same Breaks / Breakbeat / UK Bass lane — Nuh Tek at 132 BPM, Feature at 136, Venter with a slower / halftime reading. A further DistroKid title, Short Wave (20 October 2025), sits beside that label run.
He also remixed Gruv42's This High for DIRTY KITCHEN RAVE; Beatport currently ranks that remix among his most-played tracks on the imprint. That is roster work, not only original singles.
Beside the records he runs the Breaks Australia Instagram account, which he describes as a platform for the local breaks scene. The DJ role is his own wording, not an inference.
The useful genre tags are therefore the ones he uses: Breakbeat, Breaks, UK Garage and UK Bass. In 2026 he remains fully active, with DKR releases, compilation appearances and independent titles still arriving.
