When Margaret Hermant and Neil Leiter worked on Adam Wiltzie and Dustin O'Halloran's A Winged Victory For The Sullen, Echo Collective was born. Leiter and Belgian violinist and harpist Hermant have since gone on to perform as Echo Collective in places like Royal Albert Hall, Concertgebouw Amsterdam and L'Auditori Barcelona, as well as at festivals like Latitude, Big Ears, ATP, La... read full bio
Drumskull blends the lyrical atmospheres of deep house, UKG and broken beat with the explosive sounds of current jungle, footwork and breaks. A multi-talented and seasoned DJ and recording artist from London, he debuted on the Seagrave label with the well-regarded, multi-genre album "Interlocked." Shortly after, the gritty "Negative 7" single was released to widespread praise along with remixes from fellow producers... read full bio
Dreya Mac, a native of West London, made waves with her first track "Skippin," which earned over 600K plays across DSPs and over 340K views / streams in only the first three weeks. The tastemakers Annie Mac, Toddla T, DJ Target, Sian Anderson, Rickie, Melvin and Charlie have all endorsed Dreya. Dreya is a graduate of the renowned British school, where she studied... read full bio
There is more to Drum & Bass than simply drums and bass, as those who are already familiar with Dossa & Locuzzed's music are aware. The Austrian team are instantly identifiable for their contagious vintage flair, colorful synthesizers and unmistakable rhythm that has become a distinctive signature for the skilled producers. They helped pioneer a funk-infused niche of the genre. The duo's... read full bio
Dos Monos, a Tokyo-based experimental hip-hop group, conjures enthusiasm through some rather strange chemistry. The trio of rappers TaiTan, Botsu AKA NGS, producer and rapper Zo Zhit balance the noise and dissonance of some extremely uncool, unsmooth jazz with frantic verse swapping between themselves. As a consequence of their success, they have become a staple of festivals in both Japan and Europe. They... read full bio
Drum & bass producer and DJ, Djinn from Manchester has been fiercely committed to the original, sub-heavy 170 sound and has continued to develop as an unstoppable force in the genre. Djinn has performed at innumerable events all across the UK and abroad for more than 15 years; she frequently represents Europe and tours to nations including Australia, the USA, Canada and... read full bio
An alternative/soul duet from Amsterdam is called Feng Suave. Members Daniel Schoemaker and Daniel de Jong develop and produce a delicate production of modern yet timeless music, using '70s-remaining pop sounds. The band's 'Warping Youth' EP helped to present itself to a larger audience, resulting in over 150 million listens to date. It also received endorsement from DUMMY, Billboard USA, Notion, and... read full bio
The names Shyun & Cruk have come to be associated with some of the most forward-thinking drum & bass to come from the new wave of producers sweeping the industry in recent years. Following on from early releases on more inexperienced labels, it was Critical that first saw their potential, releasing music on the Binary and Systems series as well as... read full bio
Singer/MC Eva Lazarus is all about having a loud voice, a huge bass and a big hairstyle! Her musical tastes range across a variety of genres, including Reggae, Hip Hop, DnB, Jungle and more! Eva Lazarus worked relentlessly to complete the festival season, performing at Glastonbury, Outlook on the main stage, many sold-out performances at BoomTown and an electrifying gig with Gentleman's Dub Club in... read full bio
Hinako Omori's "a journey..." mixes inner healing and natural landscapes into an immersive mapping of the mind in ambient electronics by fusing therapeutic frequencies, woodland bathing and binaural sound. The album moves along not track by track but rather as a continuous journey; a stream of consciousness that follows hills and valleys while retaining the coziness of analogue synthesis and Omori's... read full bio
God Colony is made up of Thomas Gorton and James Rand. They are London-born but originally from Liverpool musicians whose production techniques straddle industrial techno, hip-hop and R&B. They worked with musicians including Mykki Blanco, GAIKA, Kojey Radical and others after their early recordings with Flohio were often aired on Radio 1 and 6Music. They have collaborated on a video series with... read full bio
GAIKA's music is experimental but catchy, dark yet melodious, and it was born out of his travels among the various international currents of modern-day London. GAIKA's style is ultimately wide, fluidly fusing musical patterns, vocal flows and slangs of UK, US and Caribbean music. He draws heavily from his Brixton background as well as his Jamaican and Grenadian roots. GAIKA is a producer... read full bio
The UK drum and bass duo GLXY are making a lot of noise with their soulful kind of producing. Tom and Jonathan first started working together while they were both students at the University of Leicester. Their shared musical background is evident in their music. After having its radio debut from Rene La Vice on the Drum and Bass show, their... read full bio
Fracture runs the Astrophonica label and releases songs on innovative British dance music labels like Metalheadz and Exit Records when he's not in the kitchen. Fracture produces music that is difficult to classify. In the underground smash "Get Busy" for dBridge's Exit Records, his low-slung remix of "Phantom Force" by Digital & Spirit, the hands-in-the-air thrills of award-winning and cross-over "Loving... read full bio
A modern folk singer-songwriter of Iraqi and Belarusian ancestry, Flo Perlin is from London. She has been praised by BBC Radio 6 as a "true storyteller" for her approach, which combines modern folk, jazz and soul. The songs examine subjects including family history, human nature and self-care. Every time you listen, you learn more about the lyrics thanks to her expressive, distinctive... read full bio
French vocalist Eva de Marce and musician/producer Dan Solo collaborated to establish the Franco-Mexican group Los Eclipses. A sonorous layer full of conflicting subtleties, ranging from light to darkness, sorrow to exhilaration, tranquility to party, is created by the members' chaotic fusion of genres. In just one year from its conception, a project that has garnered a lot of media and public... read full bio
Psychotic Monks are a band that alternates between The Jesus Lizard's contortions, Sonic Youth's looseness, Throbbing Gristle's evil electronics and Dublin's Gilla Band's organic pulse, yet they finally produce music that seems like their own. The band made sure to include room in their writing process for "accidents" themselves. The band experiments with compositional elements like as structure, textures, silence and the... read full bio
Winner, Overcoats' third full-length film, is set in the kinds of New York City locations that are ideal for unhindered daydreaming: rooftops and fire escapes, late-night downtown and the magnificent Manhattan skyline as seen from the George Washington Bridge. Hana Elion and JJ Mitchell set their storytelling against a sonic backdrop more reminiscent of open spaces, paying homage to the city... read full bio
Ivorian Doll is without a doubt an extraordinary and exceptional creative, having been dubbed "Queen Of Drill" by the BBC and the first female rapper to receive a plaque from GRM Daily, known for their Daily Duppy videos, as well as landing performances at internationally renowned festivals like Wireless and Rolling Loud Portugal. Ivorian Doll, who is most known for her... read full bio
The third album by Minnesota-based indie-rock band Remo Drive, A Portrait of an Ugly Man, is in many ways a return to form for them. It is a slice of tremolo-heavy classic rock filtered through the prism of the gunslinging American West. The record harkens back to the dextrous, quirky sound that enabled the band—made up of brothers Erik (vocals,... read full bio
