Harriet Jaxxon

Drum & Bass

HEADLINER

Harriet Jaxxon is a multi-genre DJ from South East London who has been playing since 2012. Her sets move quickly across deep, funky and tech house, UK garage, drum and bass and jungle, mixed on four decks with heavyweight basslines, catchy vocals and a carnival influence. She was picked up by the Ministry of Sound group in 2016 and has since been twice crowned Best Female DJ at the Drum&Bass Awards. She holds a BBC Radio 1 residency and has featured on Rinse FM and Capital FM, and her live credits include Glastonbury, Boomtown, Printworks and The Warehouse Project. Restless and technical, she has become one of the most recognisable selectors bridging the UK bass and garage scenes.

[IVY]

Drum & Bass

Jasmin Emily Bernard, known professionally as [IVY], is a DJ and producer originally from Brittany, France, and currently based in Bristol, United Kingdom. She has carved a distinct lane in the contemporary electronic landscape by fusing 170 BPM drum and bass with four-on-the-floor rhythms, hard techno, and donk influences. Her signature hybrid sound gained significant traction through releases like the 2023 single "Looking 4 Me" on RCA Records, her 2025 collaboration "Can't Love Me" with A Little Sound on UKF, and the 2026 track "ur mine" also on UKF. Beyond her studio output, she curates the high-tempo event brand XTASË and has delivered standout performances at Boomtown Fair, EDC Las Vegas, and London's Village Underground. She also operates the festival fashion label Jazzy Garms, which initially funded her transition into full-time music production. By bridging the gap between classic European hardcore and modern UK rave culture, [IVY] continues to push the structural boundaries of drum and bass for a new generation of clubgoers.

Skepsis

Bass

Skepsis is one of the key names from the modern UK bassline explosion, but what made him hit harder than a lot of that lane is that his music always felt a little nastier, louder, and more tuned for chaos. His sound pulls from bassline, UKG, bass house, and at times drum and bass, but the common thread is pure impact. Big low-end, abrasive synth design, grimey energy, and tracks that feel made to cause damage in sweaty rooms rather than just sound polished online. He came up through the CruCast world and helped push bassline from a more niche UK sound into something that felt much bigger and more culturally visible, especially for younger ravers. Even when he crosses into more commercial territory, the core appeal is still that same raw, rude, ravey energy, which is why he has stayed such a recognizable name in UK bass music.

Voltage

Drum & Bass

Rouen Wilkins, known professionally as Voltage, is a British drum and bass producer and DJ. As a core member of the trio Kings of the Rollers alongside Serum and Bladerunner, he has become a defining figure in the modern jump-up and jungle scenes. Voltage has built a massive catalog across foundational labels like Hospital Records, Metalheadz, and Souped Up, highlighted by his 2020 solo album "Balance Over Symmetry" and the 2026 single "Free" featuring Äyanna. Known for his high-energy DJ sets and deep knowledge of rave culture, he regularly commands stages at major festivals such as Boomtown, Glastonbury, and Rampage. By bridging the foundational sounds of jungle with the high-impact production of modern jump-up, Voltage anchors the current drum and bass landscape while continually expanding its stylistic range.