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Jessy Covets isn’t your average bass music artist. Based in the States, the vocalist, songwriter, producer, creative and DJ has seemingly touched upon all aspects of bass music from low-end centered dubstep to heavier bits of D&B. Her journey has crossed cities, genres and corners of the industry, all connected by the genuine desire to connect and create with others.

Hi, Who are you? James – “Yes yes UKF! I’m James Vine, aka ENiGMA Dubz. I’m a multi genre, bass music artist and I’ve been producing music under various aliases and for other artists for the best part of 20 years, starting out when I was a teenager. Tom – “Yooo UKF. I’m Tom Bradshaw-Smith, co-founder of Morii Records. I manage ENiGMA Dubz alongside other artists in the bass / electronic music scene under bona fide mgmt.

Since the start of 2026 Isaiah Turner – better known as Thatkidzay, or just Zay – has been diving head-first into a field of musical rabbit holes, and filming the process. In doing so, he stirs up pure delight across a variety of subcultures – breathing new life into underground classics, cult favourites, and widely accepted masterpieces.

I’ve been recording my vocals for over 10 years now and my setup has stayed pretty much the same. Logic Pro will always have my heart, and my trusted Shure SM7B has been my sidekick for as long as I can remember. (Obviously not forgetting the Focusrite Scarlett, which stays plugged into my mic and comes everywhere with me on a leash!) This trio has travelled with me from city to city, studio to studio and bed to bed. So why fix something when it isn’t broken?

Fast, ferocious and feral – in other words, a trademark Merikan set. The Italian God of neurofunk is synonymous with the international scene, rising from the dust clouds of the free party fields, to today’s respected leader of modern hard neuro across the continent. Giuliano Gronholz started in the 2000s, exploring hardstyle, dubstep, dark techno, psytrance, in his formative years before landing on neurofunk and never looking back.

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Window Kid has spent the last few years carving out his own space within UK music. He first released ‘TBH’, a 2018 collaboration with Champion, before developing a catalogue that moves freely between UK garage, bassline, grime and drum & bass. The Nottingham born MC and producer’s unmistakable Midlands delivery, humour, storytelling and heavy basslines have earned him a growing audience.

A whole calibre of wicked and wild things can happen in 6 years. For Objectiv, it’s brought an abundance of change. Marriage, a baby on the way, a move away from Bristol and – perhaps most importantly – a completely new approach to how he makes music. The result? A relaxed Objectiv with a super refined sound, and some amazing new music that sounds totally in sync with his chapter of growth.

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There is always a strong festive energy that takes over the streets of London at the end of every August, especially as we celebrate a remarkable 60th anniversary of Notting Hill Carnival this year. Honestly, there is nothing quite like it. In the weeks leading up to the bank holiday weekend, the entire city comes alive: sound system warm-ups, after-party lineups dropping daily, and everyone scrambling to lock down their last minute weekend plans.