Mark’s DJ journey evolved alongside the UK underground dance music scene, emerging from the early hard house and hard trance sounds of the ‘90s before finding his home in breakbeat. He became a regular behind the decks at some of the era’s most iconic clubs, including Turnmills, Bagleys, Fabric, Ministry of Sound and Space Ibiza.…
Drawn to deep House, Tribal Grooves, Afro Rhythms, Melodic Textures, and Dark Techno undertones, Karly’s sets are instinctive journeys designed to get people out of their heads, into their bodies, and fully immersed in the moment. Music is medicine, and the dancefloor is where she makes people come alive. After studying music technology in London…
Ellie Talebian is a Brighton-based DJ, broadcaster and radio host of mixed heritage, known for eclectic sets that move effortlessly through deep house, disco, breaks, hip hop, neo soul and low-slung late-night heaters. Equal parts emotional release and dance floor pressure, her selections are instinctive, playful and impossible to pin down. Over the last 12…
Vibroniks is rooted in that proper UK tradition of bass music in the wild — long sessions, big sound, and lineups that blend scene staples with local fire. Their events have become known for all-day energy and full-spectrum DnB/Jungle pressure, the kind of thing that turns “just a night out” into a story. If you witnessed their insane…
If your ideal festival moment involves warm air, big rhythms, and a dancefloor that feels like a street party, this takeover is for you. F.o.W (Fortune of War) brings that Brighton seafront energy inland — the spirit of the arches, the vinyl culture, the “one more tune” grin — and turns LilyPad into a little pocket of…
Ellis Dee is a name that instantly rings bells if you know your UK rave lineage. A key figure in the early-’90s explosion, he helped shape the sound of hardcore and breakbeat rave when the whole culture was being invented in real time — big piano stabs, hoover rush, chopped breaks and pure, unapologetic euphoria. Alongside his…
If you like your vibes warm but heavyweight, Josh Skints is one to catch. Best known as a core member of The Skints — one of the UK’s most vital modern reggae bands, celebrated for fusing reggae, dub, dancehall, punk and soul into a sound that’s unmistakably London — Josh has spent years immersed in bass culture the…
In September 2002 the 21-year-old UK garage star Ms Dynamite became the first solo black female artist to win the prestigious £20,000 Mercury Music Award with her debut album A Little Deeper, which beat an impressive shortlist of artists including David Bowie. Within months she had also notched up a record-breaking six nominations for the…
The UK Drum n Bass originals, bringing full-spectrum energy to Good Vibrations Society Fabio and Grooverider are true architects of UK dance music: two DJs who helped shape the sound and culture of the rave era, and then steered it into the rise of jungle and drum & bass. Long before D&B was a global force, they…
Bass, brass, and pure good-time pressure Good Vibrations Society is about moving together, and Gentleman’s Dub Club are basically the house band for that very thing. Born in Leeds in 2006 — famously starting out in the basement of 44 Headingley Lane — GDC grew from late-night roots into one of the UK’s most loved live dub outfits:…
