Field Maneuvers 2026

Alfred Czital

Resident at Ankali & co-curator of Harmony Rec.

Angel Maze

Marie Malarie

This gargantuan and infinitesimal noise doctor from Bruce Grove via Olsztyn specialises in the propagation of the actualisation or fabrication of beefy bebop beats and squalky screechy sounds (with a beat). With imagination, formulation and the occasionation of their spindly little fingers, Marie Malarie will stop at nothing to bring you harmonious, euphonious and melodious pandemonium. Where did he come from? Where did she go? Marie Malarie wants to make you dance like a hoe. Marie Malarie is best known for her carefully crafted sets, and as a resident of one of London’s finest queer nights HOMODROP & Happy Endings at the much loved venue Dalston Superstore. Marie curates her very own own queer clubnights whose focus is to bring DJs, new talents, performers and artists together to celebrate the beauty of music. As well as her residencies she is regularly seen spinning vinyl in the darkest, coolest corners of East London and beyond.

Macy See

Ambient Babestation Meltdown

Ambient Babestation Meltdown has released on Optimo Music, Me Me Me, and Ritual Poison. Behind the decks you can find her playing everything from techno, to italo, to '00s tech house, early '90s hardcore and all kinds of other flavours of outsider dance.

Angel D'lite

UK DJ and producer known for euphoric, high-energy 90s rave, hardcore, and jungle revivals.

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Baba T

Photographer and DJ, Babajide Tikare has a fine tuned ear for groove, with selections ranging from disco, afrobeat to house and acid. He is an all-round artist and founder of radio show and club night ‘Don’t Touch My Fro!'.

Beaabea

Born in Nottingham and now based in East London, Beaabea has been making her mark in recent years with her fusion of bass-heavy grooves and high-energy percussion, establishing herself as a standout voice in the underground dance scene. Her tracks have caught the attention of key tastemakers like Jaguar and Martha on BBC Radio 1, with releases including her debut single "Pixelate" on EMA’s label Woozy and her most recent latest cut “Constants” on Amity. She’s played across the UK and Europe, with appearances at FOLD, Phonox, Corsica Studios, MOT, and more. In addition to her individual work, Beaabea is also the founder of How Did It Get So Late? (HDIGSL?) - a party, radio show, and mix series platforming women and gender-nonconforming DJs. The project reflects her ongoing commitment to pushing for greater representation in electronic music.

Beatrice M.

Buggery Grips

Buggery Grips’ sets are high energy, bass-driven and melodic where he explores the UK hardcore continuum, peppering in cheeky edits and 4x4 northern classics.

Call Super

British DJ and producer known for his intricate, boundary-pushing techno and house sets.

CCL

DJ and producer known for wildly eclectic, genre-fluid sets spanning breaks, electro, cosmic house, and IDM.

CHEZA LUCINA

DJ CHEZA LUCINA is a multi-dimensional artivist. Curating sets that weave big bassy grooves together, exposing the underground sounds from all around. Travelling across space from South London to South Africa, over to South America and back to St.Vincent. spanning genres from soca, dembow and amapiano to jungle, dubstep and garage! You'll find CHEZA LUCINA on the stage in the UK every weekend playing for events and venues like Glastonbury, Boomtown, Somerset House, Secret Garden Party, Howl, Riposte, Queer Rave, Popola and more. Whilst making their world debut, CHEZA landed in the Dominican Republic, Bulgaria, Prague, Amsterdam, Tanzania and Kenya, Twende!!

Ivicore

Skillfully mashing up songs, Ivicore likes to take dancers on journeys of joy with her sets. She’s reliably energetic, always playing with dancers in mind.

D. Tiffany

D.N.S

Daniel Avery

British electronic music producer and DJ known for his psychedelic, ambient-tinged techno.

Danielle

On top of a foundational core of house, techno and electro she folds in myriad sonic wildcards to create dynamic, innovative variations on the club music experience. It’s logical her tastes would be omnivorous – Danielle spent 10 years working at fabled London record shop Phonica, one of the definitive destinations for dance music in the city, as well as a lengthy tenure at iconic Bristol store Idle Hands. Being across new releases week in, week out is one thing, but knowing how to stitch them together is another. From the breakthrough years perfecting the craft of a great warm-up to her long-standing residency on NTS Radio since 2017, Danielle shaped her approach to DJing from a free-thinking, fluid angle which still rings true now she’s more commonly found at the top of the bill. Danielle’s DJing has touched upon vital events, venues and locations around the world, from touring the US and playing flagship festivals like Glastonbury, Dekmantel, Draaimolen and Love International, to clubs like DC10, Fabric, The White Hotel, Corsica Studios and Tresor, holding down a residency season for Colour Factory in London and Left Bank in Tbilisi, and frequently picked for parties as revered as Timedance, Herrensauna and Livity Sound. In tandem, her skills have been recognised by key publications including Mixmag, DJ Mag (she was nominated as a best breakthrough DJ in 2020) and Resident Advisor. Beyond her own DJ work (she’s also a frequent contributor to many a mix series), Danielle also takes the time to impart her experience and knowledge to the next generation via her classes at Mix Nights – a non-profit organisation she helped set up seven years ago to encourage women and non-binary people to explore the art of DJing. Elsewhere, her label Soft Raw was founded in 2022 as a platform to champion the fresh talent she comes across in her position as a revered DJ and which speaks to her consistent instinct for new developments within club music. All these elements feed into the overall mission Danielle is on, pursuing her love of dynamic, physical soundsystem music with errant coding in its DNA. Keyed into new revolutions in the ever-evolving culture of the dancefloor, Danielle melds her impeccable taste together with fierce commitment and flair, delivering the impulse to move and presenting wholly new ideas to any crowd, any party, any time, anywhere.

Detroit In Effect

Detroit electro producer known for raw, machine-driven electro-funk.

DJ Nature

DJ Storm

Legendary UK drum and bass DJ, one of the pioneering women of the scene.

drysu

A literal product of the underground, iona worked in a subterranean bank vault counting money before joining the staff of London’s dearly departed Dance Tunnel to do much the same. Her debut gig as DJ Leisurewear down in the DT basement - a last minute warm up for a friend - led some months later to a pivotal final performance in the Tunnel under her own name. With a pocket full of acid house iona threw down at the club’s 2016 closing party, and with neither the sweat, parties nor a love of comfy trousers stopping since then, she’s been turning up and playing tunes every year as a resident at Field Maneuvers, and from the beaches of Albania to Panorama Bar, with the same minimum of fanfare. iona’s sound keeps the dancefloor firmly in the crosshairs with sonic manifestations in mixes on NTS, Crack, DJ Mag and Daisychain alongside regular shows on Rinse. The biggest bangers might be the slowest and deepest. Peak-time breakbeat techno dissolves in and out of broken percussive rhythms with trippy fluidity and intensity. It’s the logic of dreams, making perfect sense when you’re floating inside of it, dissolving into something indescribable if you try to break it down. Past releases on Don’t Be Afraid and Natural Frequency records as one half of Midnight Snacc foreshadow forthcoming solo excursions.

EM + STAV

FAFF

Grace Sands

Founder member: DiY Soundsystem Resident: ADONIS / London’s queer warehouse party Block 9 / NYC Downlow at Glastonbury Producer: T.O.P / Sista G / Grace Sands / Superstar DJ Grace Label Head: TruVanity Recordings DJ Grace Sands brings a queer take on deep house from her DIY Sound System roots, free parties and worldwide travels in the partnership Digs & Woosh.

Hannah Holland

UK DJ and producer known for bass-heavy, queer-positive house and techno.

I. JORDAN

I. JORDAN is a pivotal influence in UK dance music culture. Since their debut release in 2019, the Doncaster-born, London-based DJ and producer has blazed trails with rave-infused house and techno steeped in Northern culture. I. JORDAN has become known for a specific brand of euphoric house that transcends dancefloors and speaks straight to the human spirit. They’ve won numerous awards, remixed Romy, Fred Again, TSHA and Pet Shop Boys, toured with Fred Again and Flume, and sold out shows around the world, from London to Manchester, Tokyo to Sydney. Jordan gained international recognition with their debut album I AM JORDAN, chosen as one of BBC 6’s album of the year in 2024. I. JORDAN sees art and activism as inextricable, promoting queer empowerment and supporting marginalized communities through workshops, productions and shows. Jordan launched their live show format in 2024, combining live programming and guitar with visuals, dancers and vocalists. Their recent music explores deep emotional expression, championing true authenticity, and rejecting society’s ideas of how they should exist in the world. And by embodying their most authentic self, they hope others feel liberated to do the same.

IMOGEN

IMOGEN channels dystopian electro, rumbling bass, UK techno and choppy breaks, drawing influence from her storied years living in London while adding her own spiky twist to the darker-tinted tones of electronic music. Listening to The Prodigy and Stanton Warriors at home with her mum in Southampton sparked IMOGEN's interest in dance music. An underage raver at the time, she immersed herself in the scene, attending several house-led parties at her local club, Junk, before moving to London aged 16 to study Music Technology. Here, she learnt how to produce and DJ while cutting her teeth as a resident on Radar Radio. Featuring seminal guests like Ellen Allien and Umwelt, IMOGEN established her vision from day one. At just 18 years old, IMOGEN landed a booking at Berghain and has since evolved into the revered producer and DJ she is today. In 2022, Voitax released her debut solo EP What?, which Resident Advisor described as 'Fast, techno-infused electro from a rising star rapidly coming into her own.' Her track 'Up To No Good' garnered praise from industry and dance music lovers alike. Earlier releases include her debut tune 'Flesh' on Earwiggle in 2018, followed by Volts co-produced with Ben Pest. Her latest release dropped on Steel City Dance Discs this summer with a fusion of hefty breaks and four-to-the floor beats. The EP also includes a remix by Radioactive Man. Living in London allowed IMOGEN to soak up the city's rich club culture and finesse her craft. As a resident on NTS Radio, she regularly plays B2B with her favourite artists, including Helelna Hauff, Identified Patient and Clouds, this was recognised by BBC Radio One where IMOGEN just hosted her debut show on the station. A former resident of fabric, IMOGEN has supported artists across the electronic spectrum and has played throughout the UK, counting shows at Warehouse Project, The Beams and festivals Glastonbury and Junction 2. Sharing her sound in Europe, she's soundtracked Kraftwerk, Herrensauna, MELT festival, Awakenings and many more. During the pandemic, IMOGEN explored ways to give back to the music community. She taught Music Production lessons via Zoom, sharing knowledge in an accessible, friendly environment. This led her to launch Wigs, an inclusive platform and party series that facilitates workshops and provides a hub for aspiring artists to connect. IMOGEN curates Wigs events with the same forward-thinking approach, breaking the circuit of tried and tested lineups and showcasing new names on the night. The first event kicked off in fabric as part of the club's 24-hour Continuum series. Since then, IMOGEN has taken Wigs across the UK and Europe featuring Aquarian, Daria Kolosova and Bjarki. This winter sees the birth of Wigs as a record label alongside more sold out shows across the globe. A multi-disciplined artist, IMOGEN is a member of T.I.P. aka TripSixVivo, IMOGEN and Paàl. Together, the trio in corporate live producing and MCing, creating a hybrid of electro, grime, drum'n'bass and techno. Their debut EP Neosynthesis displayed their intricate dynamic and rugged aesthetic. Entering the next phase of her non-conformist career, IMOGEN's skill, dedication and grounded attitude are reflected across all of her projects, making her a vital talent in today's electronic realm.

inda Flo

Her sets guarantee a nonstop high and bouncy energy that reach across waters and beyond borders of Asia, Africa, Latin America, The Middle East, The Caribbean, Europe, and the diasporic world. Expect to move and sweat to heavy basslines, relentless rhythms, and certified bangers - accompanied with her signature sound of euphoric instrumentals ranging from brass, percussion, strings, wind, and vocal melodies. Flooding the scene with her Flo, inda is the founder of club night and rave event Hold The Door which showcases the most underground of global sounds (that you probably haven't heard before). She's also a resident of Voices Radio and has featured on radio stations including NTS, Rinse, Balaami, Foundation FM, Reprezent, and Soho Radio. Beyond the decks and behind the scenes, inda Flo is teaming up with different music producers to co-create her purest sound for a world in which every culture gets to co-exist.

Jana Rush

Jasmín

LWS

Jay Carder

“JAY CARDER IS THE REAL DEAL.” – ARTWORK Jay Carder’s genre-warping approach to DJing and producing has made waves over the past decade, blending UK techno, bass, dubstep, jungle, footwork and more with ease. Holding down a regular slot on Rinse FM before Hessle Audio, and performing everywhere from Glastonbury and Boomtown to Canada’s seminal Bass Coast, her fluid sets and intoxicatingly positive energy are in increasingly high demand. Co-founder of Erbium Records, which sees its twentieth release and fifth birthday in 2025, she's also had her fair share of personal releases on forward-thinking labels such as Obligated and Wisdom Teeth. Her contribution to the latter's Club Moss compilation, “Mekosha”, drew comparison from RA to late-era Aphex Twin. Other labels include Neighbourhood and Earful of Wax, and her first EP 'Entropy' on Faux Poly is still building steady listenership, most notably for the lead track 'Eva's Stoned', which saw support from the likes of Martyn, dBridge, Jossy Mitsu and gained plays across Rinse, NTS and various underground platforms as well as Radio 1 and 6Music, where Mary Anne Hobbs playlisted it on multiple occasions. With a residency at The Cause in London, more releases and a steadily growing number of international shows in the works for 2025 onwards, Jay Carder is undoubtedly one to watch.

Jaye Ward

MAGICAL REAL EVERY SUNDAY 8-10 on NETIL RADIO >> http://www.netilradio.com & various parties and do's where ever possible.. get me involved 🖤

Jhumka

bleeps and bloops

Sita Shah

Sita Shah is a DJ and Creative who’s been making waves in the London scene. She’s a member of the Daytimers and Sisu collectives and resident DJ at techno night Makaan. Sita demonstrates a different way of navigating the familiar techno zone, going fast and furious with a crate of self-styled ​“desi techno”. Think four-to-the-floor mixed with M.I.A edits, tricked-out Bollywood songs and bhangra basslines going 100 miles an hour. She’s part of a new generation of nails-hard practitioners who are taking techno in subtly fresh directions. If you’ve seen Sita live you’ll know she brings the energy behind the decks. And if you’re new to discovering her sound, check out her HOR Berlin and FOLD Detect sets that bring to life her signature style.

Corporeal Face

Kayla Painter

Klose One

Lewis Lowe

J. Aria

J. Aria's fierce-groove dramatics have seen them make waves across the world, with appearances at institutions Basement, Fabric, Block9, Body Movements and more. With acclaimed worldwide releases on Nervous Records, and their debut EP ‘PUSSY SUITE’ on Adonis Records - their genre-defying sound is drenched in soul - pulling fierceness and romance from all corners of dance into a singular and commanding voice.

LMajor

LMajor is DJ & producer based in London specializing in forward thinking Breaks and Jungle

Louise Plus One

London-based DJ Louise Plus One has been collecting vinyl and DJing since the 90s. Louise plays a range of styles, including Acid House, Early Dutch/US/Belgian Techno, Breakbeat Hardcore, Jungle Techno, Jungle/DnB and a range of current upfront styles. Louise's humble beginnings in promoting events led to the successful ReRaveAll nights held in iconic London venues such as The Dungeons & Brixton Mass in London. In 2011, Louise and her partner DJ Hughesee formed Distant Planet along with some friends. Distant Planet has gone from strength to strength, promoting daytime and nighttime events, featuring old-skool and new-skool Jungle and Hardcore. Louise +1 has a solid history playing events including Rupture, PRSPCT, Singularity, Brighton Loves Jungle, An Experience Presents,, Sick Crew Berlin, Dissonance, Riverdance, Eco System, Calling the Hardcore, Elysium and Mungo’s Hifi. She has also been booked for festivals such as Bangface, Glastonbury Festival (Bloc 9, Brainwash), Outlook, Field Maneuvers , Frequency (Portugal), Ground Rules, Symmetry, We Out Here, Landed, Surplus, Balter, Norberg and Together, to name a few. Louise co-runs Distant Planet TV alongside DJ Hughesee on Youtube where you can catch live streams, interviews and sets from Distant Planet Parties.

luvandula

Luvandula is a dynamic queer audio-visual artist engaged with various aspects of the music industry. Through their event and mix series - o•rbyss, they curate spaces for the queer community to decompress and reconnect through ambient and downtempo music, with residencies at Sauna Social Club and Om Being. They have recently participated in the Rhythm Section Future Proof mentorship programme, developing their skills to become a future leader in the electronic music scene. Over the last few years, they have performed at Love International, Field Maneuvers, Secretsundaze, Body Movements, Corsica Studios, NTS radio and Kew Gardens. Luvandula’s sound is steeped in ambient textures and hypnotic grooves, weaving together ethereal melodies with tactile warmth. They cultivate a space of intimacy and reflection, where vulnerability and motion intertwine in radiant harmony.

teleopath

Mark Archer

mi-el

A deeply personal selector - with radars for the wacky, the moody and the lowercase - mi-el’s style is a deft balancing act, from sung soundscapes and explorations of her heritage to contemporary bass, electro, and vanguard electronics.

Michelle Manetti

With over 20 years of DJ-ing under her belt, it's safe to say she's no novice to the decks, with the passion, skill, panache and record collection of a wellestablished and well-refined DJ. Michelle has been an active advocate for supporting and promoting marginalised and underrepresented artists in the music scene, since her humble early years. She was the founder and Chief Editor of esteemed but now defunct female-run, female-focused music blog www.lipstickdisco.co.uk. She is also the promoter of Bi-Monthly female-focused queer girl party Fèmmme Fraîche at London’s prestigious queer hot-spot Dalston Superstore; which as well as offering a safespace and fun-filled party for queer wmxn, Fèmmme Fraîche also showcases female, female identified and non-binary House and Techno DJ’s, visual artists and performers; with Michelle as resident and guest DJ’s such as Honey Dijon, Peach, Rroxymore, Louisahhh, India Jordan, DJ Heather, Joyce Muniz, Nightwave, DJ Paulette, Smokin Jo, Alinka, Hannah Holland, Lauren Flax, CCL, Kate Simko and Jaguar as well as local, grass-roots DJ’s. Michelle is also resident and co-curator of of ‘Adonis Pour Femme’ which is the female focused room at the infamous London queer-rave Adonis. As well as her work as a promoter, Michelle is a revered DJ in her own right, in 2021 she was selected as one of 10 residents for London's most loved DIY venue The Cause. She also has a strong presence on the East London underground queer scene, with residencies at her own party Fèmmme Fraîche and Adonis, as well regular guest appearances at parties such as, He.She.They, Little Gay Brother, Horsemeat Disco, Percolate, & Homoelectric & can often be seen playing alongside the likes of Tama Sumo, Prosumer, Peach, Shanti Celeste, Ok Williams, Orla, India Jordan, Roi Perez + more. As a Vocalist Michelle has lent her voice to tracks for Third-Son, Lauren Flax, Sophie Lloyd & Chris Massey and has many unreleased works in the pipeline. She’s also the frontwoman for The Off Key Hat who’s span of releases on ISM, Untracked, Hobbes Music and the cult vinyl-only label Dissident have received remixes from the likes of Ashley Beedle, Cosmodelica, Yam Who?, Daniele Baldelli & Dionigi and much love, play and support from the likes of Bicep and Steffi. Dipping her toes into production, 2020 saw Michelle’s first solo release on Super Drama records, with Premiere play support from Jaguar’s BBC1 introducing show and her remix for Falle Nioke on Prah Recordings in 2021 received early support and play from Mary Anne Hobbes on BBC radio 6. Musically, Michelle is A self-confessed genre non-conformist, having experimented with various sounds over the years, she is well known for her eclecticism and dynamic sets, drifting seamlessly between House, Techno, Acid, Rave, Leftfield, Breaks and disco with a particular persuasion for Jackin' beats, funky grooves and soulful melodies, she's likely to take you on a musical journey on the dancefloor. Strap in and enjoy. .

Mike Servito

Detroit-born DJ known for eclectic, high-energy sets spanning techno, house, and industrial.

Mun Sing

Mvcoko

MVCOKO is London-based dj, producer and founder of SYPHEN. Their work engages with the extremities of emotion - drawing on anguish, rage and tension as core materials. Through layered, narrative-driven sets, MVCOKO uses sound as a form of emotional processing, tracing arcs that shift between chaos and calm, abrasion and beauty. Their practice sits somewhere between storytelling and cathartic release, where genre bends and feeling surpasses. Described as a demonic mermaid, MVCOKO creates sets that are relentless and unpredictable, distorted and melancholic amongst moments of vulnerability. Each performance brings a state of intensity, reflection and surrender. They’ve performed across London, New York, Paris, Toronto, Montreal, Bristol, Leeds & Glasgow with broadcasts on NTS, Rinse FM, Balamii, Kiosk and Montez Press Radio.

Nadia Ksaiba

Anyone familiar with London’s late-night disco dens over the past 10 years will recognise the name Nadia Ksaiba. The Tunisian-born DJ/producer is a regular cast member at veteran electronic party Bugged Out! and Shoreditch club XOYO and one of the capital’s best-kept-secrets. A seasoned tastemaker, Ksaiba hosts the monthly show Rhythm Connection with Dan Beaumont (Chapter 10, Dalston Superstore) on NTS Radio. Now in its fifth year, the artists they’ve uncovered and played first reads like the year in dance music cover stars: Honey Dijon, The Black Madonna, Bicep, Daniel Avery, the list goes on. Her DJ style, meanwhile, flies in the face of what she calls “emotionless, seamless Beatport bangers”, instead spanning a nuanced mix of disco, boogie, proto-house, techno, Italo, minimal wave post-punk, acid and party jams that pump the heart of electronic music. Whether she’s playing Panorama Bar, soundtracking the pole-dancing at east London drag party Savage or covering Optimo for one of their famed Sunday-nighters at Glasgow’s Sub Club, there are few dancefloors that Ksaiba can’t make jack. Ksaiba has been fine-tuning her kinetic sets since the early-2000s, when the parties of Jacques Lu Cont (the Gallic moniker of pop super-producer Stuart Price) introduced her to funky, filtered French house music. When her record collection got out of hand, she bought turntables and started DJing. Her first ever gig was at Bugged Out! in 2002, swiftly followed by bookings at iconic London club Fabric, Arthur Baker’s Return To New York and beyond. Her DJ sets are a shimmering stomp through New York and Chicago’s neon-lit backstreets – but they’re also a subtle education, and decidedly against the groove of whatever the big club sounds are. In the mid-2000s, Ksaiba put that theory to the test with her two cult clubs that helped define London’s party scene. She found a kindred spirit in in Rory Phillips, a resident DJ at The End’s indie-electro party Trash, and together they had the prestigious residency And Did We Mention Our Disco? at legendary Shoreditch club Plastic People and they founded Say Yes – two crucial underground parties for knowing clubbers. Both were hugely important in giving new DJ talent a platform, as they were hosting the likes of LCD Soundsystem’s James Murphy, Italians Do It Better, Hot Chip and Simian Mobile Disco. Ksaiba also shines as an artist in her own right. Her G&S project with Matt Waites released underground hits on Andy Blake’s seminal label Dissident and on Disco Bloodbath’s imprint. In 2013, meanwhile, she pricked the ears of Erol Alkan, who released her single Virtual Lover on his label, Phantasy Sound (the home of Daniel Avery, Connan Mockasin and Beyond The Wizard’s Sleeve). A knowing slice of wonky synth-funk, Virtual Lover refocused the energy of her DJ sets with a pop lens, leading one magazine to describe it as “Tom Tom Club meets Madonna” – the Madonna part being Ksaiba herself on vocals. 2018 is set to be the year that Ksaiba goes from insider tip to internationally renowned party-hopper – though the unassuming DJ would never say so herself. The focus of her sets, she says, is simply to “make people connect and really feel what was happening when the artist made the record”. Ksaiba’s recent appearances at Bicep’s XOYO takeover and Ministry of Sound’s flagship disco night Glitterbox are bringing that mentality to the masses, while her latest stints on Rinse FM are yet another introduction to her metallic-edged nocturnal world.

Rosie Ama

Having cut her teeth as a writer and editor for online music platforms Stamp The Wax and Ransom Note, Rosie went on to form Kiara Scuro in 2016 with her friend Nadia - a DJ and production duo with releases for the likes of fabric originals, Ritmo Fatale and Faux Poly, as well as long-standing radio residencies on Rinse FM and Balamii Radio. After a decade together, Rosie has now turned her focus to her solo project and the trippy sonics that first ignited her passion for DJing, and continue to guide the output of her record label, Human Endeavour. Her editorial background helped sharpen her curatorial ear and connect her with likeminded artists around the world, which led her to launch the imprint in 2022. It serves as a platform for artists operating in the deep, dark and hypnotic corners of electronic music and has been home to artists like Anastasia Zems, Justine Forever, Nandele, Medicine 8 and Thomass Jackson. As another outlet to share her musical discoveries, Rosie hosts a monthly radio show on Bristol’s Noods Radio called Melodic Odds, which showcases her sleazy cocktail of low-slung chuggers, leftfield acid house and synth-driven grooves. With recent support slots for Optimo, Wallace and Make A Dance under her belt, Rosie Ama is beginning to carve a name for herself in the underground club space…

Sarahtonin

Sarahtonin, as her name suggests, makes you feel good. With a knack for finding mood-lifting tracks that make people want to dance, she has a well-deserved reputation for filling floors. She’s been listening to and mentally cataloguing music all her life and has developed both a broad taste and an encyclopaedic knowledge which allows her to play across time and genre to craft the best vibe for any situation – whether that’s Wednesday afternoon radio on Do!! You!!! alongside Charlie Bones, the legendary Low Life parties of Bill Brewster and Frank Broughton, dark smokey clubs in the small hours, or sweaty festival tents on summer afternoons. Her unshazamable DjHistory mystery mix demonstrates the depth of her collection, which spans rare house and disco cuts, driving chuggy groovers, soul with sexy vocals, acid, electronica, techno and UKG. Sarah’s weekly radio show on Do!! You!!! has a dedicated following around the world and inspires chatroom comments like “Goooooosebumpssss”, “I’m out of ‘woi’” and “gonna learn to make a bot that just posts ‘chune’ every time Sarah starts a new track”. She’s hosted guests including Piers Harrison, Scarlett O’Malley, Toshiki Ohta, Running Hot and Nadia Ksaiba. As well as her regular show, she contributes guest mixes to stations including NTS, Refuge Worldwide, Soho Radio, Voices Radio and 1BTN. And she’s made a Chill Out Tent mix for Apple Music. A Low Life resident since 2023, Sarah delivers funky sets to faithfuls and newcomers at London institution Corsica Studios, injecting fresh energy into this long-running and much loved party. In 2024, she graced the celebrated Gala festival, filling the affectionately dubbed Wizard’s Hat with love, smiles, cheers and tears. Other notable festival performances include Glastonbury, Love International, Watching Trees, Field Maneuvers and Wildwood. Always full of fun, always with a cheeky grin. Get your dose. It’s like a hug, with tunes.

Sofie K

Neil Landstrumm

OK Williams

Paleman

He has quickly become one of the most respected DJs and producers with a view to innovation and experimentation. Multiple releases on Swamp81 started his career aged 18 followed by a collaboration with UK mercury prize jazz nominees Polar Bear in 2014 before he launched his own white label series in 2016 "PLMN". Paleman now has a curated solo show "Hyphal Networks" on Rinse FM, exploring experimental techno sounds and has debuted his textural electronic percussion based live show at Manchester International festival. Recently, four self releases under his belt on his imprint PLMN Records and EPs in 2018 and 2019 with Berlin based Zehnin Records and Nonplus Records, Paleman seems to be on an ever increasing upwards curve, shifting his sound and exploring new realms of experimental modular driven techno that defies convention. Paleman’s knack for percussive, textural and elegantly minimal dance floor music has taken him around the world from Tresor in Berlin and across the UK to Australia, India and Canada all to showcase his unique DJing style and huge array of unreleased experiments. With studies in classical music and jazz his drumming skills and influences take note from all four corners of the experimental musical world, and also the dystopian future of hardware based machine music as well as experimental early electronics. Paleman seems to constantly be pushing boundaries in both his DJ and live sets and also his productions - 2020 seems set to reveal even more of the experienced producer.

Paranoid London

Parris

Pop

Prince Of Deptford

Rami Ali

Rosy Ross

Rosy’s sound is founded on dub, house and disco, building long, kaleidoscopic sets or working the dancefloor at parties and places such as The Cause, Adonis, Dalston Superstore, brilliant corners, LOW LIFE, Red City Solidarity Disco and Margate Arts Club. Recent festival appearances include Gala and KALA and she has become a regular at Love International and Margate Pride. Rosy is a founder of Back to Ours - throwing cosmic parties in London and Margate where queer icons such as Jaye Ward, Michelle Manetti and Jeffrey Hinton have played. She is one quarter of acid communist party starters Joy Collective, raising the roof at Pelican House as well as £££ for local causes and social movements. Guests include the likes of Tia Cousins, OK Williams and Pleasure Pool. Rosy cut her teeth at community station Threads, where she hosted 'En Vacances', a balear-ish series that ranges wide and far: you may hear folk, drone and deep house played alongside dub poetry, new wave and pop. Other radio appearances include Noods, NARR, Rinse, Svara, Balamii and Voices.

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Roza Terenzi

Australian producer known for electro, trance, and breakbeat with a raw, analogue edge.

Sharnie

Driven by her love for diverse sounds, Sharnie has crafted an uncompromising DJ style that consistently loosens up dance floors. Seamlessly blending UK Bass and techno with broken, percussive, dubbed out rhythms, she champions new sounds while also educating with early gems. Her bi-weekly radio show on Rinse FM brings forth the freshest electronic music releases and emerging UK genres, solidifying her status as a top selector on, and off air. Hailing from Birmingham, you can catch her in her element in booths across the UK and beyond.

SOFA SOFA

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Stella Z

Stella Z is a London-based composer, producer and DJ whose music bridges cultural roots with contemporary electronic experimentation. Growing up in a mountainous seaside town in China, she was immersed in Mandarin and Cantonese pop, post-punk, and world music — an eclectic foundation that continues to shape her sound. An emerging voice in underground music, she was a Rhythm Section Label Future Proof mentee in 2023, named a Mixmag Artist to Check Out in 2024, and selected for the AVA Festival Creators Forum 2025. Her sound is defined by intricate layers, deep atmospheres and organic sound design, infused with emotive personal storytelling through spoken words. This vision deepens in her 2025 album Music To Watch Seeds To Grow By: FIG, a music documentary of the fig and the bond between the flower and wasp. It follows her acclaimed 2023 debut LP, In The Woods, Will Be Late, a tribute to her hometown. Her music received praise from Mixmag, The Vinyl Factory, Bandcamp Daily, Residence Advisor. Electronic Sound and Test Pressing, with support from DJ Harvey, Vladimir Ivkovic, Ben UFO, Cosmo Vitelli, Ruf Dug, and more. Her signature sonic world also extends into remixing, from her downtempo rework of Echo Juliet’s “Red Sun” featured on BBC Radio 6 Music to her atmospheric cut of Derek V Bulcke’s “MAKE UP” for La Bonne Musique featured in Mixmag. On the stage, Stella Z crafts multi-genre, unpredictable sets, weaving slow-burn psychedelia, deep tribal grooves, and industrial beats while uncovering hidden Asian dance gems. She has also performed live set at festivals including Watching Trees (UK) and Abrupt Festival (Belgium). Beyond DJing and production, she has made various radio appearances on NTS, Kiosk Radio, Mutant Radio, and more while also curating QUIET CHAOS—a show exploring darker tone of listening music and the subtle nuances of sound.

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Tash LC

She blends traditional Afro-diasporic sounds such as Soukous and Merengue with Kuduro, Soca, and cutting-edge percussive club rhythms, from across the Caribbean, Africa and Latin America. A long-standing NTS Radio resident, Tash explores the global underground, hosting conversations with diverse guests from across the World. Career highlights include BBC 1Xtra, Kiss FM and Worldwide FM residencies, as well as packed-out shows at Warehouse Project, Glastonbury, and Boomtown. Founder of Club Yeke, a record label and club night spotlighting music from the Global South, Tash’s passion lies in collaborating with and platforming artists from the Global South diaspora. Recently selected for Annie Nightingale’s Pioneers, honouring women and gender minorities in radio, Tash also recently headlined her first sold-out Selecta tour across Cardiff, Bristol, London, and Manchester. With the endorsement of some of dance music’s most influential tastemakers, combined with her unique ability to command dance floors, Tash LC continues to shine as one of the UK’s most exciting talents.

Tasha

Runs Neighbourhood record label & techno party... Presenter on Rinse FM... Played alongside Ben Sims, Randomer, Helena Hauff, Ben UFO, Pangaea, Karenn, Henning Baer...

Mixmaster Morris

Mixmaster Morris started DJing in the early 80s, started doing remixes in 1985, worked with Coldcut and the Shamen, made the first chillout compilation, was resident for many years at Glastonbury, Love Parade, Big Chill, wrote for NME, i-D and Mixmag, did two John Peel sessions, discovered Boards of Canada, opened for Spiritualized, met Tim Leary and McKenna, first played to Japan in 1993 with 24 buddhist monks as support act, made the legendary albums Flying High and Dreamfish,, lived next door to Syd Barrett, presented The Chill Out Zone on Kiss Fm for 3 years, did a party in a Japanese onsen bath, produced the chillout classic Autumn Leaves, played at Solar Eclipses in Hungary, Zambia and Amami Oshima,made an album with Hosono from YMO and Jonah Sharp, DJ'ed with CAN at their reunion show, played in a royal palace in thailand, released mix CDs like The Morning After and Abstract Funk Theory, organised the Robert Anton Wilson memorial show, was resident at legendary clubs like Lost, Megadog and Megatripolis, won Best Chillout DJ at the prestigious Ibiza DJ Awards THREE times , and started Nubient, Londons longest-running downtempo night now in its 15th year... In 2014 he was the #1 most played chillout DJ on Mixcloud worldwide, can he do it again this year?

DJ Food

UK artist (Strictly Kev) known for turntablism, Ninja Tune releases, and Solid Steel mixes.

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Tolu

Tolu’s infectious passion for music and broadcasting draws upon his Nigerian-Italian heritage and love of Afrobeat and Italo disco. As a DJ, his varied selections transcend borders whilst always keeping one foot firmly on the dance floor. From kwaito and bubblegum to Senegalese hip hop and benga, his passion for lost and overlooked musical gems make his sets a real treat.

Toshiki Ohta

In his early teens, Toshiki was almost permanently locked to pirate radio stations like Touchdown and Kool FM. A fake NUS card took the 16 year old into a hedonistic, progressive world of raves, seduced by the sounds of early jungle at nights like AWOL and World Dance to techno from Laurent Garnier, Billy Nasty and Fabi Paras each playing at the height of their powers at Club UK. Decades later, and Tosh’s taste for new music has yet to dampen, as his reputation as a versatile, generous selector has only grown. In a hype-focused environment for DJing, it speaks volumes that Tosh has been on-hand for London promoters such as Percolate and Krankbrother in order to play alongside some of the world's most influential DJs. As well as shows in the UK he plays overseas in Australia, Greece, Croatia and regularly in his home country Japan, where he has played in Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya, as well as broadcasting on the country's influential Dommune stream. In 2020, Tosh joined DJ October and Faso as a monthly co-host on the cult ‘Sacred Pools’ show on NTS Radio, a no-holds-barred trip dissolving the boundaries between electronic and alternative music. Whether in muddy fields, vast club spaces or in a small improvised Room 2, Tosh’s sincere acid house spirit and infectious enthusiasm always translates, always inspires. John Thorp, 2020

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Tia Cousins

Owning records is easy, playing them, easier. Reading a room, knowing what lands, stitching tracks into something that moves a crowd - that's where the craft separates itself from the collection. The tapestry of becoming a real DJ is an art form few truly master. Step forth, Tia Cousins, London-based selector, radio broadcaster, and self-proclaimed BoG Witch who has made a name for herself by digging through the cracks others overlook. In an era drowning in information, she's carved out a niche collecting the in-between sounds - experimental gear, obscure niches, the old and the new - amassing a collection of music that frankly shouldn't belong to someone her age. It's one that has won her plenty of recognition in all the right circles, from NTS to Balamii, the Tate Gallery to Brilliant Corners. Tia's extensive knowledge threads together EBM, Italo, Techno, Synth-Pop, Post-punk and House, leaving no stone unturned. Learning to DJ in her university bedroom after a friend left their decks behind, she's refined her approach over the years: finding moments of silence to transition, and keeping things simple with minimal effects. These dizzyingly eclectic yet well-sequenced selections have turned heads on radio stations around the world, most recently landing her a monthly residency on Bristol's Noods Radio. Her well-curated radio shows have become a calling card - a space for music she actually wants to listen to at home, rather than the usual ‘club’ fare. Reaching deep into jazz, krautrock, ambient, and the experimental fringes that keep dancefloors guessing, she's also cleared a few floors in her time, "I quite like doing that - filtering out the crowd so that only those who are vibing remain." Tia's also turned her unique ears to A&R, heading up the musical direction for the Ransom Note's record label, as well as co-parenting the ambient and plant cassette label Music To Watch Seeds Grow By. Born from a sober stint spent hyperfixating on gardening and sprouting seeds, the cassette label pairs ambient music with the slow, mindful art of horticulture. The past couple of years have been huge for the young selector, and she can be found performing with the likes of Optimo, Decius, Lena Willikens, Helena Hauff and Vladimir Ivkovic. This year she's debuted at Panorama Bar, Convenanza and Waterworks, toured Asia, alongside regular appearances at Field Maneuvers, Love International, Golden Lion, Bugged Out and Watching Trees - where she's soundtracked silent films, played main stage sets whilst co-curating the The Bush of Ghosts ambient area. When you add in mixes for Erol Alkan's Phantasy, BICEP, the fabric International Women's Day series, as well as being featured on Resident Advisor's mix of the day, it’s safe to say Tia is quietly earning acclaim that even the most seasoned of artists would yearn for.

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Yan (CZ)

Yan has been digging for deeper and dubby techno since 2014 and has become one of the finest djs of the scene along with his pal Alfred Czital, whom he often goes b2b with, delivering an expert selection of subtle grooves tied up in a tense ambient world. Asides from that, he co-founded the local party series and a record label Harmony and is a resident of the Yuggadus party at Ankali.

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