DJ Debbie D Speed Freeks - Sampler

Review by Chris Lucas

Album Review: Sampler by DJ Debbie D Speed Freeks Alright, let’s talk about Sampler by DJ Debbie D Speed Freeks. This 1996 gem from the US, released under Stratus Recordings, is a no-frills dive into the breakbeat scene of its time. It’s raw, energetic, and just what you need if you’re into that chaotic electronic vibe. First up, “Supertweak.” Man, this track hits hard. It’s got this relentless beat that feels like it’s chasing you down an alley—super punchy but also kinda playful. The way the synths bounce around? Pure ear candy. I remember hearing it for the first time and thinking, "Whoa, this doesn’t mess around." It’s one of those tracks that sticks with you because it’s so unapologetically in-your-face. Like, yeah, we’re here to party, and there’s no chill pill in sight. Then there’s “Slower (DJ Remix).” Now, don’t let the title fool ya—it ain’t exactly slow. It’s more like someone took a regular beat, chopped it up, and gave it a twist. The remix adds layers of texture that make it feel like you’re floating through some neon-lit cyberworld. There’s a moment midway where everything drops out except for this eerie little melody, and honestly? That part gives me goosebumps every single time. It’s weirdly hypnotic, like staring at a strobe light too long but loving it anyway. The album as a whole has that mid-’90s DIY charm. You can tell DJ Debbie D wasn’t trying to reinvent the wheel; she was just having fun making music that makes your head nod uncontrollably. And honestly, isn’t that what breakbeat’s all about? So yeah, Sampler might not be perfect, but it’s real. It reminds me of basement raves and mixtapes traded on cassettes (remember those?). If you’re into electronic music history or just wanna hear something wild from ’96, give this a spin. Oh, and hey—if anyone knows where I can find a physical copy of this thing, hit me up. My turntable misses albums like these! Random thought: Why do all my favorite tracks have names that sound like they belong in a sci-fi movie? Supertweak could totally be the name of a rogue robot, right?

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Artist: DJ Debbie D Speed Freeks
Album: Sampler

Electronic

Breakbeat

1996

Rating: 3.0

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Supertweak
Wise Up (Space Twins Remix)
Slower (DJ Remix)

Video

Dj Debbie D - Supertweak.wmv

speed freeks - wise up.mp4

SPEED FREEKS - WISE UP (space twins remix)

Speed Freeks - Wise Up (Space Twins Remix)

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Catalog Numbers

SSR 002

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Stratus Recordings

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Formats

Vinyl
12"
Promo

Notes

Promo Stratus Recording
No artists or song titles listed on this release.

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (A Side): 9612X36/SSR002·A
Matrix / Runout (B Side): 9612X36/SSR002·B

About DJ Debbie D Speed Freeks

DJ Debbie D is a true female DJ & Producer Pioneer. She began her DJ career at Legendary Simons in Florida in 1990, where she opened for DJ Chris Gallagher on a weekly basis. She has been at the forefront of the Florida Breaks movment, paving the way for many of the female DJs you hear today. Collecting vinyl as a DJ since 1975. Spinning at the legendary Day One Rave, thrown by then cohort . Also playing at other famous central florida hot spots such as, The Edge Nightclub, ran by the "godfather

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Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *Sampler* by DJ Debbie D Speed Freeks is a hidden gem from the '90s electronic scene. Released in 1996 under Stratus Recordings, it blends breakbeat with wild remixes. Tracks like *Supertweak* and *Wise Up (Space Twins Remix)* show off a mix of energy and creativity that feels ahead of its time. It’s like a time capsule of underground vibes from the US. Not many people know about it, but those who do rave about its unique sound.