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Yanis Koudjo, aka Dr Dubplate, has an affinity for BIG TUNES. A enviable record collection and a musical education gained working in London institution Plastic People (RIP), which his Dad ran for a period of time, UK club culture is a family affair for him. Gaining recognition during 2020’s lockdown for his output of garage

Belfast native Carlton Doom — real name Chris Hanna — has long been recognised as one of the most forward thinking, genre-merging artists on the island. Slinging garage and 2-steps out under various monikers – with cosigns from Four Yet, Jamie XX and more – he can be found mixing everything from techno, breaks, jungle

Difficult to pin down, Madrid-based producer Merca Bae’s sound was originally focused around dancehall and reggaeton and begun incorporating grime and dubstep influences into the mix following his brief move to London in 2016. As a producer, he became quickly known for his self-released edits and EPs as well as collaborations with the likes of

Lisbon-based artist Photonz was first featured on 909 in its early inception back in 2018 where he took us on a guide through the city’s emerging scene. Since then, Photonz has continued to go from strength to strength, contributing to labels such as Dark Entries with his debut album, launched his own label Alphabet Street

It’s time to pass the decks to AV curator and DJ Boo Lean (Lauren Goshinski) who’s always full of surprises and channels the energy of a recent storm in podcast number 110. It’s a wild ride that goes straight in for the kill with tracks from Silence Groove and a Phantasy & Aphorite remix. Keeping

Not long left to go until the debut edition of Risen which will be taking place this weekend across Hackney Wick for an all-day and night celebration of the divine feminine. Run by the women of Percolate Music, Risen was founded to support up and coming artists while giving a platform to the established crews

A haunting cinematic mix from Oakland-based artist Sueuga. Making their production debut back in 2019 on Terror Negro Records under the Sueuga Kamau moniker, Sueuga is now a solo venture by Manolis Sueuga. Using their music to explore their Afro-Latinx heritage, Sueuga’s releases often draw from historical moments, with their 1973 EP on Argentinian label

Based in Glasgow, Lewis Lowe – co-founder of Redstone Press Records alongside Pseudopolis – has been carving out his space in the Scottish and wider UK scene over the last five years. An independent record label from the Highlands of Scotland, Redstone Press Records was born out of long nights on homegrown sound systems pushing

One to watch, Benk0 is emerging through the London nightlife scene. Co-running party series Folly, Benk0 also hosts radio residencies on The Internet Public Radio and Aaja Deptford. He’s also previously guested on Kindred Radio and Noods as well as releasing on Slippery Sounds with Blokssom. You’ll be able to catch Benk0 at Venue MOT

Hysteria Temple Foundation was formed in 2019 as a musical partnership between two French artists., Paul and Samy. Launching their own label, HTF, the duo have been focusing on deeper, psychedelic soundscapes, bridging the gap between ambient, techno and bass-heavy rhythms. The first release ‘Athrahasis’ featured Gabriella Vergilov and the second is scheduled to be