{"version":1.0,"type":"rich","provider_name":"SoundCloud","provider_url":"https://soundcloud.com","height":450,"width":"100%","title":"Super B","description":"Bryan Barrios, a.k.a. Super B, is an American DJ, who spins Freestyle, Miami Bass, Breaks, Electro, Drum & Bass and Uplifting Trance dance music.\n\nIn 1985, at the age of 14, Barrios founded Impulse DJ’s with Jeffrey Borne, and began mixing one year later at the age of 15. His company, Impulse DJ’s, moved to New Orleans, Louisiana that same year, and he was taught the art of beat mixing by Doctor Disco who aired the first radio mix show in Louisiana.\n\nIn 1987, at age 16, Impulse DJ’s began hosting three radio mix shows of its own: The Saturday Night Dance Party on WEZB-97.1 FM in New Orleans, Louisiana; The Saturday Night Throw Down on KCIL-107.5 in Houma, Louisiana; and The Saturday Night Throw Down on KBZZ-96.7 in Morgan City, Louisiana.The three mix shows each aired until 1991. After forming a cooperative endeavor with Pyramid Audio in 1988, Impulse DJ's was simultaneously performing 12 venues every Friday and Saturday night, earning Impulse DJ’s the distinction of being the largest mobile entertainment service in the State.\n\nAt the age of 17 in 1988, Barrios had his first Nightclub residency at the, then legendary, Iron Horse, where he played, when not booked on weekends through Impulse. \n\nIn 1991, Barrios parted ways with Borne and formed X-Calibur Entertainment with Todd Schexnayder, and took up Nightclub residency at Uptown in his hometown, which over the next year, went on to shut down the surrounding dance clubs, including Iron Horse, End Zone, Colonels Retreat and Outer-Limits. Barrios performed at Uptown (a.k.a. Goobers and later Bullwinkles) every Wednesday – Saturday night from 1991 through 1995, when not booked through X-Calibur.\n\nIn 1995, Barrios left music to attend law school through 1998.\n\nIn 1998, after having moved to Houston, Texas, Barrios formed Eternal Records, LLC with long time friend Terry Maurer, Jr., where he released two continuous mix progressive trance / breakbeat compilations, Gabriel and Michael of The Angel Series, under the name DJ Temple, in 1998 and 1999, respectively.\n\nAlso in 1998, Barrios formed Eternal Productions, LLC with Maurer; a company that produced raves in Louisiana and Texas for two years. The largest of which, Stimulation 101, was held at the University of Houston’s Hofheinz Pavilion on October 31, 1998 where it broke the attendance record for raves in the sate of Texas at 12,000 attendees. At the time of the event, Stimulation 101 was noted by the Houston Press as the event of choice to attend in the Houston area.The Stimulation 101 attendance record was broken later, the following year.\n\nIn 2001, after returning to Louisiana from Texas, Barrios took up a Nightclub residency in Houma, Louisiana at Wizards, which closed down after his departure.\n\nIn 2003, Barrios, with three other business associates, including Bob Ellis, opened Club Heat in the heart of the French Quarter in New Orleans, Louisiana. However, shortly thereafter in December 2003, Barrios moved to Florida and Club Heat failed due to poor management.\n\nIn 2006, Barrios invested in the breakbeat labels Malicious Recordings and Thugway of Tampa, Florida and served as its A&R Executive for its 2006 and 2007 releases.\n\nFrom 1997 – 2013, Barrios compiled and mixed over 75 continuous mix CD’s, which were either pressed on his label, Eternal Records, or distributed locally to his fan base. Those titles and production years of the mixes are as follows:\n\nA&H (2006)\nAll Over the Map I (2005)\nAll Over the Map II (2005)\nBig Swolt (2014)\nBlue Skittle (2004)\nCalibreaktion (2012)\nClearing the Darkness Away (2011)\nCreate Reality (2006)\nCrepusculum (2010)\nElectroBassGasm I (2011)\nElectroBassGasm II (2011)\nElectroform (2005)\nElf Knowledge (2004)\nEnergy I (2003)\nEnergy II (2003)\nEpoch (2012)\nEternal I (1997)\nEternal II (1998)\nEternal III (1999)\nEternal IV (1999)\nFor Kate, For Life (2011)\nFunkin’ I (2003)\nFunkin’ II (2003)\nGabriel (1999)\nGettin' Off (2006)\nGreen Skittle (2005)\nHalloween PBT (2005)\nHarmonious (2012)\nIn Control (2005)\nKrystal (2005)\nLast Mixtament (2005)\nLayering the Mix (2010)\nLive From Terrydeaux I (2011)\nLive From Terrydeaux II (2012)\nLive From Terrydeaux III: Escapades Revisited (2013)\nLive From Terrydeaux IV: Downtown Revisited (2014)\nMichael (2000)\nMind Control (2006)\nNatural Selection (2011)\nNebula (2005)\nNYE 2006 I (2006)\nNYE 2006 II (2006)\nOld Skool Escapades I (2003)\nOld Skool Escapades II (2003)\nOrange Skittle (2005)\nPG (2005)\nPG-13 (2006)\nPurple Skittle (2005)\nRed Skittle (2005)\nReflection (2006)\nResolve (2007)\nResurrected (2010)\nRevolution Of The Mind: The Podcast (2010)\nRock-n-Break (2005)\nSentience (2010)\nSorrow (2005)\nStill On Watch (2006)\nSuper B I (Returns) (2003)\nSuper B II (2003)\nSuper B III (2003)\nSuper B IV (2003)\nSuper B V (2004)\nSuper B VI (2004)\nSuper B VII (2004)\nSuper B VIII (2004)\nSuperChixx (2011)\nThat Was Then ... (2011)\nTK Mix (2014)\nTrancendental (2012)\nTrickster Bounce (2010)\nV for Vocal (2014)\nWhat! (2005)\nWithout Restraint (2006)\nYellow Skittle (2005)\n5 Man Groove (2011) \n\nBarrios is considering reentering the Nightclub business in the future.","thumbnail_url":"https://i1.sndcdn.com/avatars-sCXjeGaw7DZyR3EV-4NKJTQ-t500x500.jpg","html":"","author_name":"Super B","author_url":"https://soundcloud.com/super-b"}