KETTAMA

UK Garage

HEADLINER

KETTAMA is one of the clearest examples of how the new wave of rave-minded house artists has managed to make underground club music feel both raw and genuinely exciting again. The Galway-born producer broke through with tracks like “B O D Y,” and since then he has built a sound that pulls from chunky house, speed garage, percussive techno, and euphoric rave energy without ever feeling too polished or overly “heritage act” about it. What makes him land is that there is real roughness and momentum in his music. It feels brash, fast, a little cheeky, and very physical, like it is designed for packed rooms rather than passive listening. He is also part of that newer crop of artists who can play to proper underground heads while still scaling up to much bigger stages, which is why his rise has felt so natural. More than anything, KETTAMA has helped make this strain of big-groove, rave-leaning club music feel youthful again instead of nostalgic for nostalgia’s sake.

Loods

House

Raised in the industrial Australian city of Newcastle, Loods is a producer and DJ known for a raw, high-energy approach to house music. Since relocating to London in 2018, he has built a catalog defined by emotive melodies, nostalgic breaks, and club-ready percussion. Signature releases include the house anthem Love Is Real with Mall Grab, the Balearic-leaning Paradise with SG Lewis, and the peak-time burner Pure Bliss Meltdown. He maintains a consistent presence on labels such as Steel City Dance Discs and Classic Music Company, while touring globally across major festival stages and club circuits. His sound bridges the gap between classic house aesthetics and modern, driving production, often incorporating exaggerated club elements designed for large-scale rigs. Loods stands out in the contemporary scene by balancing a playful, understated character with a relentless focus on crafting functional, high-impact dancefloor moments.

Willo

House

Based in Sydney, Australia, Willo is a DJ and producer whose sound navigates the intersections of house, UK garage, and breakbeat. She first gained widespread attention with her 2022 EP "Can Do This" and the subsequent "Watching a Memory" mixtape on Future Classic, which showcased her ability to blend emotive melodies with driving rhythms. Her production catalog has since expanded to include the "Reflecting" EP on Stress Records and the independent tech house cut "Funk2," alongside collaborative tracks with artists like JOY. and Nils Hoffmann. A regular fixture in the Australian festival and club circuit, she has performed at Splendour In The Grass, Beyond The Valley, and the weekly Sydney institution Lost Sundays, in addition to supporting Flume on his arena tour. Her aesthetic balances the physical momentum of warehouse-leaning dance music with bright, nostalgic synth work. By consistently refining her independent output and commanding large-scale dancefloors, Willo has established herself as a vital architect of Australia's contemporary electronic crossover space.