Snakehips

Electronic

HEADLINER

Snakehips is a British electronic production and DJ duo composed of Oliver Lee and James Carter. Formed in 2012 after a chance meeting in Hong Kong, the pair gained early recognition through Hype Machine chart topping remixes for artists like Banks and The Weeknd. Their sound blends contemporary R&B, hip hop, and dance music, often characterized by soulful melodies and polished production. They achieved global prominence with their 2015 platinum hit All My Friends featuring Tinashe and Chance The Rapper, which earned an Ivor Novello Award. In 2021, they launched their club focused label Never Worry Records to curate diverse electronic sounds and support emerging talent. By consistently subverting genre boundaries, Snakehips remains a versatile force in modern electronic music, bridging the gap between radio friendly pop and club oriented production.

Emmit Fenn

Electronic

Emmit Fenn is a Berkeley born singer, songwriter, and producer who crafts cinematic soundscapes rooted in indie electronica. His production style blends orchestral richness with ambient textures and introspective songwriting, often prioritizing emotional depth over conventional dancefloor energy. He gained early recognition with his 2015 viral single Painting Greys and later co wrote and co produced the platinum hit bitches broken hearts for Billie Eilish. His debut album Far From Here arrived in 2021, showcasing his ability to weave delicate piano melodies with atmospheric electronic arrangements. Fenn remains a distinct voice in the scene by consistently merging vulnerability with sophisticated, multi instrumental composition.

Lost Kings

House

Lost Kings, the Los Angeles-based DJ and production duo of Robert Abisi and Nick Shanholtz, emerged in 2014, quickly gaining traction through official remixes for major artists. Their sound blends progressive house, melodic house, and future bass with mainstream electronic and pop sensibilities. Early releases like "Phone Down" (2016, Disruptor Records/RCA Records) featuring Emily Warren, and "You" (2015, Spinnin' Records) with Katelyn Tarver, showcased their ability to craft catchy, uplifting anthems. They have performed at significant festivals including Ultra Music Festival, Coachella, and Electric Zoo, and frequently collaborate with vocalists such as Wiz Khalifa and Sabrina Carpenter. With a consistent output of original tracks and EPs, including 2021's "It's Not You, It's Me," Lost Kings continue to deliver polished, euphoric productions. Their consistent output of pop-infused electronic anthems and high-profile collaborations has solidified their position as a reliable force in the crossover dance music landscape.