Jay Bulletproof

Popular Kiwi DJ and producer Jay Monds - aka "Bulletproof" - has died after suffering a major brain bleed. Monds, 46, died in Tauranga Hospital last night ...

Jay was a pioneer in the drum n bass community, a proud Dad and a loyal friend. The love pouring in his direction was overwhelming. Catch some big fish up there big fella xx," she shared. I've helped the family by fielding calls from around the country and the world, updating people in what was an increasingly bleak situation. "We'd spoken multiple times, solving some tech problems when he messaged me saying he thought he was having a stroke. When my navy doco needed a drone pilot in 2015, Jay was my guy. "The last few days have been a nightmare. "We miss him so incredibly much. Thank you." "I'm sorry. I'm so, so sorry. "I am heartbroken.

Monds, who was known by his DJ name Jay Bulletproof, died on Thursday night having suffered a brain haemorrhage earlier in the week. His sister confirmed his ...

When my navy doco needed a drone pilot in 2015, Jay was my guy. "We'd spoken multiple times, solving some tech problems when he messaged me saying he thought he was having a stroke. "Many of you will be wondering what's happening next and how we can all farewell him. We will figure this out and let you know how you can show your love. Even through to his final breath, and beyond, he is helping others, like the absolute f**king legend he is. We need a little more time to sort out all those details so please be patient…

Radio host General Lee broke down in tears on air remembering his friend and fellow DJ who died, aged 46.

Fellow drum and bass artist, Patrick Hawkins, one half of the duo State of Mind, told Stuff, “I learnt so much during the sessions collaborating with Jay - techniques I still use to this day. See you on the other side, me old mucker,” he said. “We'll miss you coming over to borrow the lawn mower and line trimmer and bringing them back empty every time, we'll miss that cheeky smile and twinkle in your eye ... Rest in peace brother.” I won't forget all those sweaty nights down the Fu Bar and your cheeky grin. “A loveable rogue with a heart of gold. Sending love and strength to your family.” One of the most multi talented music producers I’ve ever known,” he wrote. “He was a huge pioneer with electronic music in New Zealand and an amazingly passionate member of our industry. It gave people a shoulder.” It takes a family to make it happen, but within that family you’re going to have people like Jay ... He was a deep thinker who loved hard, loved a party ...

Radio host General Lee broke down in tears on air remembering his friend and fellow DJ who died, aged 46.

If you were a friend of Jay's, you were a friend for life." Rest in peace brother." Fellow drum and bass artist, Patrick Hawkins, one half of the duo State of Mind, told Stuff, "I learnt so much during the sessions collaborating with Jay - techniques I still use to this day. See you on the other side, me old mucker," he said. "A loveable rogue with a heart of gold. Devastated." "We'll miss you coming over to borrow the lawn mower and line trimmer and bringing them back empty every time, we'll miss that cheeky smile and twinkle in your eye ... Sending love and strength to your family." One of the most multi talented music producers I've ever known," he wrote. It gave people a shoulder." "Jay's passion for breaking new artists on his radio show was incredible ... He was a deep thinker who loved hard, loved a party ...