The Linda B Breakbeat Show: How DJ Natural Nate® & Jiggabot Conquered Manchester's Most Beloved Breakbeat Radio Program: Twice

There is a particular kind of gap that only exists in the underground: the gap between two artists who belong in the same conversation, who have been operating in the same world, who have been building toward the same thing from opposite sides of the Atlantic, and who have simply never crossed paths. Not because either one was obscure. Not because the work was not there. But because the underground is vast, and the channels that connect it are human, and sometimes the right human has not yet made the right introduction.

That gap existed between DJ Natural Nate® and Linda Bee.

Linda Bee was not a newcomer to the Breakbeat world. She was one of the most established and respected voices in it: the host of the Linda B Breakbeat Show on 96.9 ALLFM in Manchester, England, a woman who had been living and breathing Breaks culture for years. Her show had become a weekly institution for the UK Breaks community, a trusted platform where the best in underground Breakbeat music found its audience. She knew the scene. She knew the artists. She knew the labels. She had heard the records. She was a fixture: a genuine pillar of the UK Breakbeat community who had earned her place through years of dedication, taste, and real love for the music.

She knew exactly who she was. And the community knew exactly who she was.

DJ Natural Nate®, meanwhile, was not some unknown bedroom producer hoping for a break. He was a documented, verified, internationally recognized figure in the Breakbeat community: a world-record turntablist, a Breakspoll Top 50 DJ, a founder of The-Lost-Art.com, a recording artist with releases on Underground Music Xperience out of the Netherlands and over a dozen other international labels. He had been performing live on the internet since 2009. He had been building his catalog for years. He was a staple in the Breakbeat community, known, respected, and established by anyone who had been paying attention.

"You don't know DJ Natural Nate?", JB Thomas (DJ Sharted), The Monkey Tennis Group, to Linda Bee of 96.9 ALLFM

But Linda and Nate had simply never met. Never crossed paths. Two serious, credentialed, deeply committed figures in the same genre, one rooted in Manchester, one rooted in Colorado, operating in parallel universes that had never quite intersected. This was not a case of one artist being unknown to the world. This was a case of two established worlds that had not yet been introduced to each other.

The underground is like that. Even within a single genre, geography creates silos. The UK Breaks scene and the Colorado Breaks scene were not the same scene. The channels that connected them were thin and human and dependent on the right person being in the right place at the right time. Two artists could be doing extraordinary work in the same genre, releasing on respected labels, building real audiences, and still never find each other without someone making the connection.

That someone was JB Thomas, also known as DJ Sharted, of The Monkey Tennis Group (MTG). JB Thomas was a key figure in the UK Breaks scene, a creative consultant, digital designer, and connector who understood the underground music landscape on both sides of the Atlantic. He was part of a formidable MTG partnership that included Chronic, his partner in The Monkey Tennis Group, a figure with his own world recognition in the Breaks community. Together, MTG carried serious weight. But it was JB Thomas who had been listening to DJ Natural Nate® and Jiggabot's productions, and he could not understand how Linda had never met them. Here was a DJ who had been a staple in the Breakbeat community for years, documented, verified, internationally released, and one of the most respected voices in UK Breaks had simply never been introduced.

So JB Thomas did what connectors do. He made the call. He asked Linda, point blank: "You don't know DJ Natural Nate?"

The answer was no, not yet. But that was about to change everything.

To understand what happened next, you have to understand what DJ Natural Nate® and Jiggabot had been building in the years before that conversation.

For over three years, the two had been deep in production, not just making tracks, but constructing an entire sonic universe. The collaboration between DJ Natural Nate® and Jiggabot was not a casual creative partnership. It was a full creative marriage, two artists who had developed a shared language, a shared aesthetic, and a shared ambition that went far beyond what most underground producers were attempting.

DJ Natural Nate® was the turntablist, the mixer, the technical architect. Jiggabot was the creative force, the vocalist, the conceptual engine. Together, they had been releasing music on Underground Music Xperience (UMX) out of the Netherlands, one of the most respected Electro Breaks labels in the world, as well as building their own catalog under Bruise Your Body Breaks (BYBB) and broadcasting live on The-Lost-Art.com, the live DJ video streaming platform that DJ Natural Nate® had founded years earlier.

The tracks they were producing were not simple club tools. They were narratives. They had arcs. They had characters. They had emotional weight. Tracks like "Sky Watcher," "Inner Limits," "Blue Matter," "Out of the Blue Zone," and "In the Background" were not just good Electro Breaks records, they were pieces of a larger story that the two artists had been quietly assembling for years.

When DJ Sharted (JB Thomas) introduced their work to Linda Bee, she was not hearing a demo. She was hearing the output of three years of focused, intentional, deeply personal creative work. And it hit her immediately.

After JB Thomas made the introduction, Linda Bee extended an offer to DJ Natural Nate®: come on the show. Do a guest mix.

For most DJs, this would have been a straightforward yes. A slot on a respected UK Breakbeat radio show, on a real FM frequency, with a real audience? You take it. You put together your best set, you represent your catalog, and you move on.

But DJ Natural Nate® did not think that way. He never had.

The decision that was made, and it was a deliberate, considered decision, was to not simply do a guest mix. The decision was to create something that had never been done before on that show. Something that would not just represent the catalog but would tell a story. A real story. A beginning, a middle, and an end. A journey that would take the listener somewhere they had never been and bring them back changed.

The concept that emerged was Sky Watcher.

"Hours become minutes with this mega journey.", Linda Bee, 96.9 ALLFM

Sky Watcher would be a full-feature Bruise Your Body Breaks and The-Lost-Art.com production: 32 tracks, all written and produced by DJ Natural Nate® and Jiggabot, performed live on 2 turntables and a mixer, with no sync, no auto-mix, and no safety net. It would span 3.5 hours. It would move from 90 BPM to 140 BPM. It would include released tracks from Underground Music Xperience, unreleased material that had never been heard publicly, and everything in between.

It was, by any measure, an insane undertaking. And it was exactly the right call.

The Sky Watcher mix aired on 96.9 ALLFM, and it was unlike anything Linda Bee had ever put on her show.

The official Sky Watcher artwork. Underground Music Xperience · Bruise Your Body Breaks · The-Lost-Art.com present a live mix on 2 turntables by DJ Natural Nate®. All 32 tracks written and produced by DJ Natural Nate® & Jiggabot.

The mix opened with "Inner Limits": an unreleased track that set the tone immediately. This was not a warm-up. This was a statement. From the first bars, the listener understood that they were not in for a standard guest mix. They were in for something else entirely.

What followed was 32 tracks that told a complete story: a cosmic, cinematic, emotionally layered journey from the depths of inner space to the outer reaches of the universe and back. The tracklist moved through released UMX catalog entries like "Blue Matter" (Subbbace Breaks, Vol. 1), "In the Background" (UMX 004, Gods and Aliens), "Electro Freaks" (UMX 002, Alienation), "Andromixed Up" (UMX 010, Invasion), "Bounce to This" (UMX 001, Collision Course E.P.), and "Activate The Underground" (UMX 011), alongside a remarkable collection of unreleased material that had never been heard outside of the studio.

The unreleased tracks, "Before The Calm," "Spin Them Deep," "Scratch to the Record," "Trust Me Machine," "R U Ready," "Brain Wash," "In Love With You," "Recycled Loops," "Xscape Reality," "Bliss," "Jackal & Hyde" (a 2016 Bad Robot / Dominance Electricity remix contest entry), "It Never Ends," "Beyond the Blood Moon," "Stay Forever", were not filler. They were the emotional spine of the mix. They were the tracks that DJ Natural Nate® and Jiggabot had been holding back, waiting for the right moment, the right platform, the right audience.

The Linda B Breakbeat Show was that moment.

The entire mix was performed live on 2 turntables. No sync. No laptop. No digital crutch. Every transition was beatmatched by ear, every blend was executed in real time, every scratch was live. The BPM range: 90 to 140, meant that the mix was not just technically demanding in terms of speed; it required a complete command of tempo, feel, and energy management across a 3.5-hour arc.

And it closed with "Never Forget": a track whose title, in retrospect, feels like a prophecy.

Every track in the Sky Watcher mix was written and produced by DJ Natural Nate® and Jiggabot. Here is the complete tracklist as it aired:

1. Unreleased, Inner Limits, DJ Natural Nate® VS Jiggabot 2. Blue Matter, Subbbace Breaks, Vol. 1, DJ Natural Nate®, Jiggabot, Rollz Royze 3. Out of the Blue Zone, Jiggabot VS DJ Natural Nate® 4. Into the Blue Zone Part 2 5. Sky Watcher Remix, Jiggabot VS DJ Natural Nate® 6. Sky Watcher Part 2, Jiggabot VS DJ Natural Nate® 7. Unreleased, Before The Calm, Jiggabot VS DJ Natural Nate® 8. Unreleased, Spin Them Deep, Jiggabot VS DJ Natural Nate® 9. Unreleased, Scratch to the Record, Jiggabot VS DJ Natural Nate® 10. Unreleased, Trust Me Machine, Jiggabot VS DJ Natural Nate® 11. Unreleased, R U Ready, Jiggabot VS DJ Natural Nate® 12. In the Background, UMX 004 (Gods and Aliens), Jiggabot VS DJ Natural Nate® 13. 2nd Take Me There, Jiggabot VS DJ Natural Nate® 14. Electro Freaks, UMX 002 (Alienation), Jiggabot VS DJ Natural Nate® 15. Unreleased, Brain Wash, Jiggabot VS DJ Natural Nate® 16. Unreleased, In Love With You, Jiggabot VS DJ Natural Nate® 17. Unreleased, Recycled Loops, Jiggabot VS DJ Natural Nate® 18. Robots In My Mind, Jiggabot VS DJ Natural Nate® 19. Andromixed Up, UMX 010 (Invasion), Danny Electro VS Jiggabot VS DJ Natural Nate® 20. Break In The Frontier, Jiggabot VS DJ Natural Nate® 21. Unreleased, Xscape Reality, Jiggabot VS DJ Natural Nate® 22. Unreleased, Bliss, Jiggabot VS DJ Natural Nate® 23. Unreleased, Jackal & Hyde, Bad Robot (Dominance Electricity) 2016 Remix Contest, Jiggabot VS DJ Natural Nate® 24. Bounce to This, UMX 001 (Collision Course E.P.), Jiggabot VS DJ Natural Nate® 25. 9 In My Speaker, Jiggabot VS DJ Natural Nate® 26. I am Electronic, Jiggabot VS DJ Natural Nate® 27. Unreleased, It Never Ends, UMX 011 (Activate the Underground E.P.), Jiggabot VS DJ Natural Nate® 28. Activate The Underground, UMX 011 (Activate the Underground E.P.), Jiggabot VS DJ Natural Nate® 29. Lost in This World, UMX 011 (Activate the Underground E.P.), Jiggabot VS DJ Natural Nate® 30. Unreleased, Beyond the Blood Moon, Jiggabot VS DJ Natural Nate® 31. Unreleased, Stay Forever, Jiggabot VS DJ Natural Nate® 32. Never Forget, Jiggabot VS DJ Natural Nate®

Of the 32 tracks, 16 were unreleased at the time of broadcast, music that had never been heard publicly, aired for the first time on a live FM radio show in Manchester, England. The remaining 16 tracks represented the full depth of the UMX catalog and the Bruise Your Body Breaks archive. Together, they formed a complete artistic statement, not a playlist, not a set, but a composed work.

When Linda Bee heard Sky Watcher, she was not just impressed. She was floored.

This is not hyperbole. This is the documented, on-record reaction of a woman who had been hosting a Breakbeat radio show for years, who had heard hundreds of guest mixes, who had a finely calibrated sense of what was good and what was great. And Sky Watcher moved her in a way that very few mixes ever had.

She was excited. She was loving. She was blown away. She made a warming, heartfelt introduction before the mix aired: the kind of introduction that a host only gives when they genuinely believe in what they are about to play. She told her audience that hours would become minutes with this mega journey. She meant it.

For DJ Natural Nate® and Jiggabot, this was not just a compliment. It was validation of a kind that is rare and irreplaceable. Linda Bee was not a friend doing a favor. She was not a promoter with a financial interest. She was a respected radio host with a real audience and a real reputation, and she was telling her listeners, and the world, that what DJ Natural Nate® and Jiggabot had created was something special.

The Sky Watcher mix was performed live on The-Lost-Art.com in front of a live studio audience, real people in the room, real energy, no second takes, and then given exclusively to Linda Bee for broadcast on 96.9 ALLFM. The performance was live. The gift was exclusive. Linda Bee received something that no one else had: a custom, original, fully produced live performance, made specifically for her show and her audience.

"This is perfect for the long drives, sitting back at the house and more. Hours become minutes with this mega journey.", Linda Bee, 96.9 ALLFM

After the broadcast, the mix was made available for download on SoundCloud, where it remains to this day: a permanent, publicly accessible document of one of the most ambitious guest mixes ever created for a Breakbeat radio show.

Here is where the story takes a turn that is equal parts terrifying and triumphant.

After Sky Watcher aired, Linda Bee came back. She had loved it. Her audience had loved it. The response had been overwhelming. And she wanted to do it again.

For most DJs, this would be a dream scenario. A return invitation from a respected radio host, a proven audience, a platform that had already delivered results. You say yes, you put together another set, and you ride the momentum.

But DJ Natural Nate® was terrified.

Here is why: Sky Watcher had been built from three years of accumulated production, released tracks, unreleased tracks, the full depth of the BYBB and UMX catalog. A significant portion of the mix had been unreleased material that had never been heard publicly. That material was now out. It had been broadcast. It had been downloaded. It was no longer a secret weapon.

"DJ Natural Nate was terrified, they had used unreleased music for the first show, and she wanted it done again."

To do a second show at the same level: a second custom, original, story-driven mix that would meet the standard that Sky Watcher had set, meant starting over. It meant going back into the studio, back into the creative process, back into the work. It meant building something new from scratch, under the pressure of a return invitation from a host who had already heard the best they had to offer.

The fear was real. The pressure was real. The stakes were real.

But DJ Natural Nate® and Jiggabot did not disappoint.

The second show was called "Can't You See It?", and it was, in every measurable way, a worthy successor to Sky Watcher.

Can't You See It?, DJ Natural Nate® VS Jiggabot. Linda B Breakbeat Show (ALLFM) 96.9 exclusive. Live turntable mix performed in front of a live studio audience on The-Lost-Art.com. Including unreleased tracks upcoming on Frajile Recordings.

Where Sky Watcher had been a 32-track, 3.5-hour cosmic journey, "Can't You See It?" was a 23-track, 2-hour non-stop Electro Breakbeat odyssey, tighter, more focused, and in some ways even more emotionally direct. It was performed live on 2 turntables in front of a live studio audience on The-Lost-Art.com, then given exclusively to Linda Bee for broadcast on 96.9 ALLFM: the same model as Sky Watcher. Live performance on The-Lost-Art.com. Exclusive gift to Linda Bee. Her show, her audience, her broadcast.

The tracks were all still unreleased at the time of broadcast, new material, created specifically for this show, with release dates pending on Frajile Recordings. This was not a recycled set. This was not a greatest hits. This was a brand new body of work, created under pressure, delivered on time, and executed flawlessly.

The tracklist for "Can't You See It?" included some of the most emotionally resonant music that DJ Natural Nate® and Jiggabot had ever made: "Don't Wanna Be Famous," "Where I Want To Be," "Hidden Moons," "Bass Contact," "Inside the Melody," "Limit Your Love," "Talk In Technicolor (Can't You See It?)," "Alien Intelligence That Knows All," "The Machine in Us," "Electro Bots," "Technology" (featuring Milos), "Just Feel It," "It's Too Late to Run," "Look Past the Light" (featuring Funktion), "I'll Never Leave" (UMX 013, Blood Moon E.P.), "Battle Break Circle Delight" (featuring Funktion), "Programmed to Feel," "Psychoacoustics," "Test the Signal," "Soul Searcher," "Close Your Eyes," and a released-on-SoundCloud DJ scratch tool version of the Metallica "One" remix.

Every track was a Bruise Your Body Breaks / The-Lost-Art.com / Frajile Recordings production. Every track was written and produced by DJ Natural Nate® and Jiggabot, with the exception of "Technology" (featuring Milos) and the Funktion collaborations. The entire set was performed live, on vinyl, on 2 turntables, with no sync.

All tracks written and produced by DJ Natural Nate® VS Jiggabot / The-Lost-Art.com / Bruise Your Body Breaks / Frajile Recordings (unless noted):

1. Don't Wanna Be Famous, DJ Natural Nate® VS Jiggabot 2. Where I Want To Be (DJ Cut), DJ Natural Nate® VS Jiggabot 3. Hidden Moons, DJ Natural Nate® VS Jiggabot 4. Bass Contact, DJ Natural Nate® VS Jiggabot 5. Inside the Melody, DJ Natural Nate® VS Jiggabot 6. Limit Your Love, DJ Natural Nate® VS Jiggabot 7. Talk In Technicolor (Can't You See It?), DJ Natural Nate® VS Jiggabot 8. Take Another One, DJ Natural Nate® VS Jiggabot 9. Alien Intelligence That Knows All, DJ Natural Nate® VS Jiggabot 10. The Machine in Us, DJ Natural Nate® VS Jiggabot 11. Electro Bots, DJ Natural Nate® VS Jiggabot 12. Technology, Milos VS DJ Natural Nate® and Jiggabot 13. Just Feel It, DJ Natural Nate® VS Jiggabot 14. It's Too Late to Run, DJ Natural Nate® VS Jiggabot 15. Look Past the Light, DJ Natural Nate®, Jiggabot and Funktion 16. I'll Never Leave, DJ Natural Nate® VS Jiggabot / Blood Moon E.P. / Underground Music Xperience UMX 013 17. Battle Break Circle Delight, Funktion VS DJ Natural Nate® and Jiggabot 18. Programmed to Feel, DJ Natural Nate® VS Jiggabot 19. Psychoacoustics, DJ Natural Nate® VS Jiggabot 20. Test the Signal, DJ Natural Nate® VS Jiggabot 21. Soul Searcher, DJ Natural Nate® VS Jiggabot 22. Close Your Eyes, DJ Natural Nate® VS Jiggabot 23. Metallica One Remix (DJ Scratch Tool), DJ Natural Nate® VS Jiggabot (released on SoundCloud)

Note: Track 16, "I'll Never Leave," was the sole UMX release in the set, appearing on the Blood Moon E.P. (UMX 013). All other tracks were unreleased at the time of broadcast, with release dates pending on Frajile Recordings.

For the "Can't You See It?" broadcast, Linda Bee wrote and delivered an introduction that stands as one of the most moving tributes ever given to DJ Natural Nate® and Jiggabot on a public platform. Her words, delivered live on 96.9 ALLFM to the people of Manchester and beyond, were these:

"The Monkey Tennis Group (MTG) Are Going To Take You On One Of The Most Incredible Musical Journeys I Have Ever Heard This Friday Night On The Linda B Breakbeat Show On 96.9 ALLFM. This Journey Has Been Put Together, Not Only With Tender Loving Care, But With A Skill Set Which Quite Frankly Has Moved Me To Distraction. From The Very First Time I Was Acquainted With This Artist He Blew My Mind With His Breathtaking Tracks And Mixes. And At The Same Time They Won My Heart Over Too. I Hope You Can Join Us This Friday Night On 96.9 ALLFM For An Incredible 2 Hour Non Stop Electro Breakbeat Odyssey By DJ Natural Nate Of The-Lost-Art.com, Preserving the pitch."

Read those words again. "Moved me to distraction." "Won my heart over." "Breathtaking tracks and mixes." "One of the most incredible musical journeys I have ever heard."

This is not promotional copy. This is not a press release. This is a radio host: a woman who had heard everything, telling her audience, in her own words, that what she was about to play had genuinely moved her. That it had gotten under her skin. That it had done something to her that most music never does.

For DJ Natural Nate® and Jiggabot, this introduction was everything. It was the kind of recognition that cannot be bought, cannot be manufactured, and cannot be faked. It was earned, through three years of production, through the courage to do something ambitious and original, through the technical execution of a live turntable performance that delivered on every promise the music made.

"This Journey Has Been Put Together, Not Only With Tender Loving Care, But With A Skill Set Which Quite Frankly Has Moved Me To Distraction.", Linda Bee, 96.9 ALLFM

It would be impossible to tell this story without giving proper credit to JB Thomas, DJ Sharted, and The Monkey Tennis Group.

The Monkey Tennis Group was not a one-man operation. MTG was built on a partnership between JB Thomas (DJ Sharted) and Chronic, two figures who each brought their own world recognition to the table. Chronic was not a background player. He was a respected name in the global Breaks community in his own right, a creative force whose reputation carried weight wherever Breakbeat culture had taken root. Together, JB Thomas and Chronic formed one of the more formidable creative partnerships in the UK Breaks scene: a unit that understood both the music and the machinery of how underground culture moves.

But it was JB Thomas, DJ Sharted, who was the bridge in this particular story. He was the person who heard DJ Natural Nate® and Jiggabot's music, recognized its quality, and made the connection that changed everything. Without his intervention, without that direct, pointed question, "You don't know DJ Natural Nate?": the Linda B Breakbeat Show chapter of this story never happens.

JB Thomas's contribution went beyond the introduction. He served as the creative consultant for the Linda B Breakbeat Show's artwork, and he designed the artwork for the "Can't You See It?" broadcast: the striking, psychedelic, deeply personal piece that featured Linda Bee herself and captured the spirit of the collaboration perfectly. He was not just a connector; he was a creative partner in the presentation of this work to the world.

The Monkey Tennis Group's involvement in this story is a reminder that great art rarely reaches its audience without great advocates. DJ Natural Nate® and Jiggabot had been building something extraordinary for years, but it was JB Thomas who made sure the right person heard it at the right time.

That is how the underground works. That is how it has always worked. Not through algorithms or advertising, but through people who care enough to say: "You need to hear this."

Both shows aired on 96.9 ALLFM: the community radio station that has been broadcasting from Manchester since 1997 and that has long been a home for underground music of all kinds. ALLFM's commitment to community radio and independent music made it the perfect platform for the kind of ambitious, non-commercial, artistically driven work that DJ Natural Nate® and Jiggabot were producing.

Here is the accurate history of how these mixes were made and delivered, because the story matters:

Both Sky Watcher and "Can't You See It?" were full productional mixes built entirely from the Bruise Your Body Breaks and The-Lost-Art.com label catalogs. They were performed live on The-Lost-Art.com in front of a live studio audience, real people in the room, real energy, real pressure, no second takes. The-Lost-Art.com was the stage. The audience was present. The performances happened in real time.

After each performance, DJ Natural Nate® gave the recording exclusively to Linda Bee, host of The Linda B Breakbeat Show on 96.9 ALLFM (Audio For All FM), for special broadcasting and rights. Linda Bee did not receive a file pulled from a hard drive. She received an exclusive: a live performance, made specifically for her show, given to her and her audience alone. The mix was hers to broadcast, and she broadcast it to the people of Manchester and beyond.

This is not a dual broadcast. This is not a simultaneous transmission. This is a live performance on one platform, The-Lost-Art.com, in front of a live studio audience, followed by an exclusive gift to another platform: Linda Bee's show on 96.9 ALLFM. Two separate events. Two separate honors. The performance was live. The gift was exclusive.

The "Can't You See It?" broadcast aired on a Friday night, 9–11pm GMT (4–6pm EST), prime time for the UK Breaks audience. Both mixes remain available on SoundCloud. They are not just mixes. They are historical documents, live performances, made in front of an audience, given exclusively to a radio host who honored them.

The Linda B Breakbeat Show appearances are significant for reasons that go beyond the music itself, though the music alone would be more than enough.

First, they represent international recognition. DJ Natural Nate® is a Colorado-based DJ and producer. The Linda B Breakbeat Show is a Manchester institution. The fact that a DJ from Colorado earned not one but two headline guest mix slots on one of the UK's most respected Breakbeat radio programs, on the strength of the music alone, with no prior relationship, no promotional budget, and no industry machinery behind him, is a testament to the quality and reach of the work.

Second, they represent the power of the underground network. This story happened because JB Thomas heard the music and made a phone call. It happened because Linda Bee was open to hearing something new. It happened because DJ Natural Nate® and Jiggabot had been building their catalog for years before anyone in Manchester knew their names. The underground works slowly, and then all at once.

Third, they represent a standard of artistic ambition that is genuinely rare. Most DJ guest mixes are competent. Some are excellent. Very few are the kind of fully realized, story-driven, emotionally complete artistic statements that Sky Watcher and "Can't You See It?" represent. The decision to create custom, original, unreleased material specifically for a radio broadcast, rather than simply playing existing records, is the decision of an artist who takes the work seriously.

And fourth, they are documented. Both mixes are on SoundCloud. The artwork exists. The tracklists are preserved. Linda Bee's introductions are on record. The broadcast details: the dates, the times, the frequencies, are verifiable. In a world where so much underground music history is lost to time and the failure of memory, the Linda B Breakbeat Show appearances are a chapter of DJ Natural Nate®'s story that is fully, permanently, publicly documented.

"We cannot thank Linda enough for the AMAZING intro to start this lift off, to Outer Space!", DJ Natural Nate®

That is the legacy. That is what it means to preserve the pitch.

In the original SoundCloud post for Sky Watcher, DJ Natural Nate® wrote: "We cannot thank Linda Breakbeat Bee and The Monkey Tennis Group JB Thomas / Chronic enough for airing this one of a kind mix!"

Those words were written in the immediate aftermath of the broadcast, in the warmth of a moment that had clearly meant everything. But they deserve to be said again here, in full, with the weight of everything that has been documented above.

Linda Bee gave DJ Natural Nate® and Jiggabot a platform when they were unknown to her, not unknown to the world, but unknown to her personally, two worlds that had simply never met. She heard the music, she felt it, and she opened her show to them without reservation. She introduced their work to the people of Manchester with warmth, with enthusiasm, and with the kind of genuine personal investment that makes a radio host more than just a voice on the air. She made them feel, for the duration of those broadcasts, that what they had built mattered, not just to them, but to the world.

JB Thomas, DJ Sharted, made the connection. He saw the quality before Linda had ever encountered it, and he made sure the right person heard it at the right time. Without him, this chapter does not exist. And Chronic, his partner in The Monkey Tennis Group, a figure with his own world recognition in the Breaks community, was part of the MTG force that gave this introduction its weight and credibility.

And Jiggabot: the woman behind the brand, the creative partner, the voice, the producer, the collaborator, was there for every track, every session, every late night in the studio, every moment of doubt and every moment of triumph. Sky Watcher and "Can't You See It?" are not DJ Natural Nate® solo projects. They are the product of a creative partnership that is, by any measure, one of the most productive and distinctive in underground Electro Breaks history.

"From the very first time I was acquainted with this artist he blew my mind with his breathtaking tracks and mixes. And at the same time they won my heart over too.", Linda Bee

This is the Linda B Breakbeat Show chapter. It is one of the most important chapters in the story of DJ Natural Nate® and Jiggabot. And it deserves to be told in full.