Ivy Lab

Drum & Bass

HEADLINER

Ivy Lab is a London bass music act that began as a North London trio and now operates as the duo of Sabre and Stray. The project helped define the halftime and future beats movement, folding hip-hop swing and drum machine electronica into a foundation rooted in the UK drum and bass and bass music scene. Their 2015 compilation 20/20 Volume 1 arrived on their own label 20/20 LDN Recordings, which was named Best Breakthrough Label at the DJ Mag Best of British Awards in 2016, and cuts such as Spooky Dub, Can't Say No and Peninsula, alongside remixes for Banks and Noisia, cemented their reputation. Ivy Lab also ran the 20/20 LDN club night, based largely at Brixton's Phonox in London, and have played festivals including Glastonbury, EDC Las Vegas, Sonar and Outlook. They announced Ivy Lab: A Farewell Tour to close out one of UK bass music's most inventive and boundary-blurring projects.

ONHELL

Bass

ONHELL is the project of composer, producer, and DJ Angel Rubio Hale, an artist based in Los Angeles known for his innovative approach to underground bass music. His sound fluidly merges heavy dubstep, grime, rap, and melodic experimentation to create a distinct left field club aesthetic. He has released standout projects across influential labels, including the juntos EP on Deadbeats in 2024 and the Sandia EP on 1985 Music in 2024, alongside collaborations with artists like Tsuruda, Thelem, and Bianca Oblivion. A staple of the North American festival circuit, ONHELL has delivered notable performances at Shambhala, Wakaan, and Infrasound, while also providing direct tour support for Alix Perez and The Glitch Mob. Beyond his production output, he is recognized for cultivating radically inclusive and community driven events that prioritize dancefloor connection over traditional club exclusivity. By bridging experimental sound design with infectious party energy, ONHELL continues to carve out a vital space in the modern bass music landscape.

Great Dane

Bass

Originally from Southern California and currently based in Brooklyn, New York, Great Dane is a foundational figure in the West Coast beat scene and a co-founder of the influential TeamSupreme collective. The producer and DJ, born Dane Morris, built his reputation on a signature blend of heavy bass, half-time trap, and gritty hip-hop instrumentals. His catalog includes defining early releases like the 2013 debut album "Alpha Dog" and 2014's "Beta Cat" on Alpha Pup Records, alongside his 2023 full-length project "Epsilon Iguana" on ADBC Records. Over the years, he has performed at major festivals such as Shambhala and Electric Daisy Carnival Las Vegas, while sharing stages with artists like Ivy Lab, Mr. Carmack, and Barclay Crenshaw. His sound pairs trunk-rattling low end with intricate, genre-bending production techniques that draw from both classical roots and modern club music. By consistently bridging the gap between underground beat cyphers and large-scale bass music stages, Great Dane remains a key figure in the modern electronic hip-hop crossover.

Arielle Lana

Bass

Arielle Lana LeJarde is a Brooklyn based DJ, culture journalist, and event producer who operates at the intersection of underground electronic music and community advocacy. As the founder of the HEADS KNOW platform, she documents and champions local scenes while curating events that bridge historical context with contemporary club sounds. Her DJ sets are characterized by a fluid, genre-hopping approach that weaves together footwork, bass, breaks, and East Coast club music. She has held editorial roles at Resident Advisor and The FADER, contributing to a broader understanding of dance music history through her writing. By maintaining a presence on global platforms like NTS and Rinse FM, she consistently highlights the lineage of the sounds she plays. Her work stands out for its dual commitment to rigorous cultural documentation and the preservation of the underground dancefloor as a space for innovation.