Sub Focus

Drum & Bass

HEADLINER

London native Nicolaas Douwma operates as Sub Focus, a central producer and DJ in modern drum and bass and crossover electronic music. He built his reputation on propulsive, dancefloor-oriented productions, eventually evolving his sound to incorporate elements of progressive house, electro, and trance. His catalog includes defining tracks like the 2019 club staple "Solar System" and the 2024 John Summit collaboration "Go Back", alongside his 2023 album "Evolve" on EMI. In late 2025, he released his fourth solo studio album, "Contact", via Casablanca Records, featuring vocal-driven collaborations with Grimes and Katy B. Douwma frequently performs alongside Dimension, Culture Shock, and 1991 as part of the Worship collective, which recently became the first drum and bass act to headline Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado. His recent touring schedule includes closing the IICON stage at Glastonbury Festival and bringing his Circular Sound audiovisual show to sold-out crowds at Alexandra Palace and The Shrine in Los Angeles.

Dimension

Drum & Bass

Dimension is Robert Etheridge, a London drum and bass producer who broke through on Chase and Status's MTA Records with tracks such as Whip Slap (2016) and UK (2017), and whose vocal cut Devotion with Cameron Hayes (2019) became a festival staple. His debut album Organ (2021) paired hard, cinematic drum and bass with pop-leaning vocals, and he has worked repeatedly with Sub Focus, including the joint singles Desire and Ready to Fly (2021). The run since then includes Where Do We Go with Poppy Baskcomb (2022), DJ Turn It Up (2023), Guardian Angel with Karen Harding (2025), Once In A Lifetime with bbyclose (2026) and Ghost Town (2026), plus remixes for other artists including a 2026 rework of That Acid with Subsonic. He is known for a large-format audiovisual live show, including headline productions at Printworks London, and for main stage bookings at drum and bass festivals such as Rampage in Belgium and Let It Roll in the Czech Republic. Dimension matters as one of the producers who made stadium-scale, vocal-led drum and bass a mainstream festival lane while keeping the drops uncompromisingly heavy.

Culture Shock

Drum & Bass

Culture Shock is a London based drum and bass producer and DJ. His SoundCloud catalogue runs from original singles such as Get To Me (2024), Empire (2025), Gasoline featuring Emie (2026) and Feel Again (2026) to widely shared drum and bass flips of pop records, including his 2024 flip of Artemas and a 2025 version of All The Things She Said. He is booked in North America through WME and in the UK through UTA, and he performs as part of the WORSHIP drum and bass showcase alongside Sub Focus and Dimension. His sound is melodic, vocal led drum and bass built for big rooms.

1991

Drum & Bass

London, United Kingdom based DJ and producer 1991 is a central figure in contemporary drum and bass. Emerging in 2016 after being handpicked by Chase & Status for MTA Records, he gained immediate traction with his breakout single "Witchdoctor." His production style blends emotive melodies, atmospheric soundscapes, and commanding basslines tailored for club environments. He released his debut album "Odyssey" in 2022 and subsequently signed with Polydor, delivering recent singles like "Horizon" and "Jungle" alongside Alex Hosking. As a core member of the WORSHIP collective alongside Sub Focus, Dimension, and Culture Shock, 1991 frequently tours North America and Australasia. He regularly performs at major international festivals, including Tomorrowland, EDC Las Vegas, and Let It Roll.