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AliA is driven by a fierce and passionate love for a different variety of genres.
Each time she’s able to seamlessly craft an uncompromising and genre-hopping story, without losing coherence or verve. Being only in her early 20’s she has a surprisingly thorough knowledge of club music and a mixing technique many envy.

Spearheading a percussive yet atmospheric sound, Konduku’s minimalist approach to hi-energy dance music has reached a singular space. Having relocated to Berlin, curious time signatures and rhythmic pulse remain a priority of his DJ sets, and the artist’s ability to stand out comes through an alluring ability to blend & layer sounds that conjure up otherworldy hypnotisms and radical new hybrids in the process. Taking in UK bass culture to his sound, turn-of-the-century tech house and mid-2000s Italian techno, it’s an obsession for drums - and a wider scope for what falls between - that gives Konduku a rare, outsider’s edge.

Growing up listening to drum & bass and dubstep, re:ni's sets join the dots between her dub-wise influences and contemporary bass-driven techno, electro, jungle and breaks. She brings a UK sensibility to the dancefloor, bouncing across bpms with a record bag stacked full of deep basslines and broken rhythms.

Her mastery behind the decks shows as she smoothly moves between electro, bass music, IDM, dubstep, electronics and breakcore throughout her sets. An infectious energy behind the decks that truly manifests it on any dance floor she takes control over. Her sets tend to be a adventure through leftfield novelties and obscurities deeply rooted in 90s rave.

A true veteran and leading tastemaker in Doc Scott has been an essential and pivotal figure in D&B scene since before its inception and continues to push things forward with his future beats ethos. Whilst well known for shaping Drum & Bass, he’s equally passionate about links between Detroit Techno and Drum n Bass It all came from the same DNA originally and parallels and bridges between the two worlds still very much exist today.