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.

TWOFACED

House

TWOFACED are a New Zealand duo, originally from Dunedin, working at the crossover of hard house, hardgroove and melodic trance. Their tracks fuse euphoric hard-house rhythms with soaring, emotional trance atmospheres, built for peak-time rave rooms. The pair broke through in 2025 when their single I Need You spread widely after Kettama played it during his Boiler Room London set, and their productions have since drawn support from names such as Calvin Harris, Kettama and DJ Heartstring. They cite Australian artists like Mall Grab and X Club as early inspirations for their move into the sound. Live, they trade in high-intensity, uplifting sets that stay locked to the dancefloor.