Shelter with 33 Below, Girls Don't Sync, and more

NZ-born electronic producer 33 Below blends DnB, UKG, and garage. Known for 'Motions' EP, hits like ‘Keep You As A Memory’. Collaborated with demotapes, remixed for SILK. Acclaimed by Disclosure, DJ EZ.

Shelter, led by Ray Cappo, was a major '90s hardcore band that mixed energetic rock with Hare Krishna concepts. Born from Youth of Today, they released notable albums like "Perfection of Desire" and "Mantra," toured globally, and went through multiple line-up changes. Known for high-energy shows and collaborations with artists like Vic Dicara and J. Yeunger, Shelter tackled spiritual themes amidst a hardcore backdrop. They experienced mainstream flirtations, a serious van accident, and evolved styles before eventually fading from the U.S. scene while maintaining a following abroad.

Girls Don’t Sync, featuring Gaia Ahuja (G33), Hannah Lynch, Sophia Ryalls (Sophia Violet), and Matty Chiabi, blend UK garage, house, and bass with Black diaspora and South Asian sounds. Known for electrifying, inclusive sets, they won DJ Mag’s Best of British Breakthrough DJ 2022 and featured on MixMag’s ’25 DJs Who Defined the Year.’

Newcastle-based Ben Hemsley is a rising star in UK dance, known for 90s-inspired tracks on labels like Ministry of Sound. His 2023 CONNECTION TOUR saw 30,000 tickets sold. He's praised by Calvin Harris and Tiesto and supports new talent via his label, Bebé.