Breaks Co-Op Profile
Breaks Co-Op was formed (as Breaks Cooperative) in 1997 by Auckland rapper and producer Zane Lowe, following the demise of his previous group, hip-hop crew Urban Disturbance.
Lowe hooked up with Hamish Clark, aka Hame (ex-Christchurch crew Beats N Pieces), who had collaborated on a track on Urban Disturbance’s sole album, 37 Degrees Lattitude. Signing to Kane Massey’s Deepgrooves label, the pair finished recording their debut album Roofers in May 1997, two days before they both moved to the UK.
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Sound Advice
Place For You
Andy Lovegrove, Hamish Clark, Zane Lowe
Moment In Time (2014)
The Otherside
Settle Down
The Otherside - Top of the Pops (2006)
Such The Spot
Trivia:
In 2005 Elton John said: “My favourite album at the moment is by a New Zealand three-piece called Breaks Co-Op.”
Links:
Members:
Zane Lowe
Hamish Clark
Chris Tubbs
Andy Lovegrove
Labels:
Deepgrooves
Parlophone
EMI