The Warehouse Project, born in Manchester in 2006, is a renowned seasonal club series. It transforms unique spaces into temporary electronic music hubs, celebrated for showcasing diverse genres from house and techno to drum and bass. Known for attracting top-tier DJs, it was named the "World's Favourite Nightclub" in 2023.
London-born, Berlin-based electronic producer Joseph Richmond-Seaton, known as Call Super, crafts inventive techno and experimental dance music. Following early EPs like 2011's Staircase, they released acclaimed ambient techno albums including Suzi Ecto and Arpo.
London-based DJ and producer Effy blends classic house and acid techno with vintage club sounds. She debuted in 2020 with euphoric singles like Fluffy Clouds, released the Not What It Seems EP, and launched her Not Yours label and club night. In 2024, she teamed with Mall Grab for her biggest single, iluv.
ATRIP, a DJ and producer of Polish-German origin based in South London, crafts emotional electronic music blending UK garage, bass, and house. Known for dynamic live sets, he has released acclaimed mixtapes like "TANZPARTEI" and "TANZPARTEI II". His genre-bending sound has garnered support from artists including Disclosure and Diplo, and he has collaborated with talents like KAM-BU and Poté.
Formed in 1988, British dance act Leftfield pioneered electronic music through seminal albums like Leftism and Rhythm and Stealth, both Mercury Music Prize nominees. Led by Neil Barnes, the influential group released Alternative Light Source in 2015 and This Is What We Do in 2022.
Australian-born London-based artist HAAi is known for dynamic DJ sets and eclectic electronic productions, including the albums HUMANiSE and DIGITiSE. She has remixed artists like Fred again.., Kylie Minogue, and Nina Simone, and performed at Coachella and Glastonbury.
Italy-born, London producer/DJ; high-energy rap over UK bass, grime, garage & jungle (140–170bpm). Rinse FM monthly host; played Glasto, Boiler Room, Wireless.
London-based DJ and producer Chloé Robinson, formerly known as Barely Legal, blends polyrhythmic techno, electro, and UK garage. She runs Pretty Weird Records, tours globally, and has performed at Glastonbury, Printworks, and Fabric.
Felix Angyumanu Nyajo, known as salute, is an Austrian-born, Manchester-based electronic music producer and DJ. Signed to Ninja Tune, his sound blends UK garage, house, and pop with euphoric and melancholic elements. His 2024 album "TRUE MAGIC" garnered critical acclaim and a MOBO nomination. He is currently touring.
Yorkshire-born DJ Mella Dee, known for his versatile style from techno to house anthems, has released on labels like trUst and Three Six Zero. He's renowned for his All Night Long parties at clubs like Berghain and Amnesia, and collaborations with artists like New Order's Bernard Sumner. Mella Dee's tracks, favorites of DJs like Saoirse and Midland, solidify his place at the heart of British club culture.
Paul Woolford, born in the UK, is known for his alias Special Request. His music blends breakbeat techno, drum'n'bass, and underground dance influences. His acclaimed debut, "Soul Music," was released in 2013, followed by cinematic "Belief System" in 2017 and intense "Vortex" in 2019. He's collaborated with Kassem Mosse, Tim Reaper, and remixed for Lana Del Rey. Noted for DJ range, he mixed 2021's DJ-Kicks.
Kentucky-born DJ The Blessed Madonna crafts soulful house and disco rooted in Chicago traditions. Famed for her album "Godspeed", the anthem "Marea (We've Lost Dancing)" with Fred again.., and work with Dua Lipa, the former Mixmag DJ of the Year champions dancefloor inclusivity.
Chunky, a Manchester-born artist with Zimbabwean roots, blends grime and bass music. Known for Riot Jazz, LEVELZ, Rinse FM, and collaborations in art, acting, and fashion.
Paranoid London, born from the vinyl crash, creates raw, analogue electronic funk with Mutado Pintado’s intense vocals. Known for dancefloor hits, cult vinyl, and gigs with The Chemical Brothers.