Roni Size and LTJ Bukem

Born in Watford, LTJ Bukem, aka Danny Williamson, is a pioneer in drum'n'bass, merging jazz fusion influences with breakbeat. Founder of Good Looking Records, he promoted the genre's evolution through tracks like "Logical Progression" and club nights like Speed. Known for mix albums, he spotlighted artists like Photek and Peshay. Bukem is celebrated for both his DJing prowess and his contributions to the jungle and drum'n'bass scenes.

Bristol-born Roni Size, a pioneer of drum'n'bass, is known for hits like "Brown Paper Bag" and the Mercury Prize-winning album "New Forms." Despite a late start compared to peers like Goldie, his blend of jazz, soul, and jump-up rhythms has influenced the genre deeply. Size's collaborations include DJ Krust and Rage Against the Machine's Zack De La Rocha, and he co-founded the influential Full Cycle label. He continues to impact the music scene with innovative productions and dynamic live shows.