Josh Caffé is a London vocalist, producer and DJ and a long-standing part of the city's house and techno scene. A resident at fabric, he built his name on raw, sweaty sets that pull from Chicago and bitch house, twisted disco, jackin house and electro, often threaded with his own distinctive vocals. His albums Black Magik Dawn and Poppa Zesque, the latter for Erol Alkan's Phantasy Sound, foreground Black and queer club culture, and he has also released on Batty Bass and International DeeJay Gigolo. He co-founded the queer party and talk series Love Child, and hosted the first kiki ball at fabric. Caffé is also the frontman of the house and techno live duo Paranoid London, and has played fabric, Berlin's Panorama Bar and rooms across New York and Amsterdam. He remains one of the more singular, unapologetically queer voices in underground dance music.