Based in Ōtautahi, Antz has become one of New Zealand’s most exciting underground talents, known for her fast-paced, high-energy sets that ignite dance floors and leave lasting memories. Driven by a deep love for underground dance music, her sound blends relentless energy with dynamic selections.

Her reputation has already stretched far beyond her hometown, with standout international support for Becky Hill, Sim0ne and Rebūke, as well as appearances on the country’s most coveted stages — Rhythm & Vines, Rolling Meadows, Le Currents and countless nationwide club nights.

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Bad Birds are the sassy all-female DJ duo Little Bird and Baddie. Known as "Queens of the holy bass," their powerful sound fuses deep, dark rollers, ragga, jungle, and neuro/dance floor Drum & Bass.

Born from sound system culture, Bad Birds quickly became fixtures on the underground circuit. Their rise has led to appearances on major shows, including The Audiology tours for DNB Allstars and Dimension, and the Cream Shogun 20 Year’ show. They have supported a killer lineup of headliners such as State of Mind, The Upbeats, Trei, and Vibe Chemistry. Together and solo. These birds are flying.

Badger is possibly one of the fastest rising Electronic artists in UK Dance Music. His engaging presence in the viral landscape of TikTok and Instagram has become hard to ignore, with a follower growth of more than 20x over the past 12 months. As a producer and DJ specialising in UK Garage, Bass House, and Jungle; Badger’s unique musical approach and an ability to harness the power of nostalgia has built him a highly-engaged audience at a rapid rate. His live shows are a gleeful adventure through sound. On stage, he acts as the joy-ride tour guide, whipping his crowd through the backstreets of dance music. Masterfully weaving between the old, the new, the undiscovered and the completely unexpected.

Badger was first co-signed by AC Slater in 2022 who fell in love with his sound, which lead to Badger releasing several tracks on AC’s. Night Bass label. Now Badger is one of the most sought-after underground DJ acts in the UK with an intense touring schedule still not managing to satisfy the huge demand for him across the country. Recently Badger’s music has been supported by the likes of BBC Radio 1’s Tiffany Calver, Interplanetary Criminal, VTSS, Skream, Main Phase, Jyoty, Miley Serious and several other critically acclaimed international DJs. His single ‘Backstrap’ also spent a week at no.1 on Beatport in 2023. In January 2024 received major support from DSPs for his latest release ‘Don’t Leave’ with Drinks On Me, which has garnered 100k streams in 4 week, he was playlist in 7 editorial playlists including front cover for UK Bass Music. Also in Jan 2024, Badger's edit of the timeless classic “These Words” by Natasha Bedingfield had a major viral moment online (200k streams in the first 4 weeks). These Words was released on 5th April and in the first 10 days has already racked up >6.5 millions streams, and is currently inside the UK Top 40. We have an exciting string of releases planned with major labels in the reckoning to partner on Badger’s ever-growing journey as one of the UK’s most exciting new artists.

Born in a small town in Devon, Dan (aka Bare Up) in his first year of releases with Rampage Recordings

(Belgium), went on to perform at Tomorrowland, We Are Electric festival and Rampage Open Air. Since Dan

started producing in 2010, Bare Up aims to provide something that any EDM listener can get along with, whilst

also providing something different that can appease the more acute Drum&Bass fans.

Beccie B is a self-confessed lover of all things four/four and beyond. Host of George FM Nights, party curator, promoter and DJ, Beccie B has now cemented herself as a tastemaker within the Aotearoa Electronic music space. Whether it be with her own high-energy, lovingly curated DJ sets, curating her highly contested George Nights Residents series, or in her role as a promoter with Rā: The Sun Series, a day party taking over the motu. No two sets from Beccie are ever the same. With her on stage presence and wide array of tune selection she moves the crowds at every party, keeping her audience on their toes.

With support credits to her name from Club Angel, Nikki Nair, Mall Grab, Skin On Skin, to Chaos in the CBD and Frank Booker, her catalog runs deep. Off the back of multiple sold out club shows all across Aotearoa over winter. Beccie’s 2024/25 summer schedule consisted of the best festivals in Aotearoa; Vines, Home Grown, Electric Avenue, Hidden Lakes and more stages across the country. Outside of festivals, she also supported Fatboy Slim & Basement Jaxx on multiple dates, Peggy Gou and supported Flume at their sold-out Spark Arena show.

DJ Bevel The drum and bass maestro from Oamaru known for his adrenaline filled mixes. Each blend is strategically thought out with a fusion of neuro, dancefloor and jump up, his sets are a rollercoaster of intense energy that reflects his vibrant personality. Get ready to lose yourself in the pulsating beats and let Bevel take you on a sonic adventure this New years you won't forget

C100 is an Australian UK Garage and Grime DJ recognised as one of the most prolific grime edit DJs globally. With a huge online following and a reputation for high-energy sets, he has played the Reading & Leeds main-stage dance tent, GemFest main-stage, and Rhythm & Alps Dance Stage. Headline requests span across Australia, and he is signed to TMRW for OZ/NZ performances, though PullUp opportunities remain flexible. With numerous sold-out headline shows across England and major festival appearances, C100 continues to cement his position as a standout talent in the UK Garage and Grime scene.

CASH is an Auckland-based DJ duo and the driving force behind HOUSE OF CASH, their label and event series creating a new house music movement. With five years of experience they have hosted around 20 events this year including dance parties, club nights and corporate events. Blending Korean and Northern Irish dance influences, CASH has developed a distinctive sound that unites crowds through deep groove-driven music.

As a duo, they are constantly shaping their energy and understanding of underground dance culture, and at heart of it all is their mantra FEEL THE GROOVEMENT, a call to the dancefloor and the essence of what makes CASH.

Christchurch based producer duo, Tom Prayoonyuang & Billy Reid aka CATCH-22 have steadily become a household name in the New Zealand drum and bass scene.

With releases on DnB Allstars, Surveillance, Hanzom and Rene LaVice’s label: Device, their music takes influence from the heavier side of the genre and the pair always strive to create energy in both their music and live performances.

Catch-22 have landed support sets for the likes of A.M.C, Enei, State of Mind, TREi, Hedex, AC13, Rene LaVice, Friction, Flowidus, TC, Simula and Bou and the list is continuing to grow!

“Walked on the beach, went to a vineyard for lunch, smoked weed, drank too much and got to play my music all weekend: Etta James, ’80s stuff, Winans Brothers Louie Vega remix, The Orb and John Tejada’s Sweat On The Walls.” Ms Helliker-Hales. When your mum sends you texts like the above it’s perhaps not surprising you find yourself with a musical career. For the Helliker-Hales brothers in Chaos In The CBD, it’s strictly a family thing. They may well be one of the hottest propositions in the current house firmament, but they’ve still managed to maintain the homespun vibe that comes from growing up in the idyllic suburbs of Auckland. These days the duo – Louis and Ben (aka Beans) – are part of the tight knit Peckham dance community, but the chill summers of New Zealand’s North Island still hold a place in their fertile imagination. Having been schooled in the wares of bands like The Cure and Joy Division from their music-mad parents, it’s now the boys turning them onto house music and, yes, John Tejada.

The pair has always had a certain drive to succeed right from their early forays into electronic music after Louis’ Damascene conversion from rock to house at a Melbourne rave. He returned a convert, guiding Beans’ meandering explorations on Fruity Loops towards the sound of Chicago. They’d stand and watch local heroes like Soane, Dick Johnson, Bevan Keys and Greg Churchill and imagine themselves in the booth. Later, they received lucky guidance from Detroit-born Re-cloose, who washed up on Auckland’s shores and stayed several years. Their move to Peckham, however accidental, couldn’t have been timed better if they’d tried. They met local scenester Bradley Zero on a train, the week they arrived. “I said, ‘That's the guy from Boiler Room’,” recalls Louis. “Beans went to say hi and Bradley said, ‘I’ve actually got some of your records.’ And we were like, ‘You got to be kidding. This is crazy.’ He told us about Rhythm Section and the parties and we became regulars.” That fortuitous connection became part of their new network in the buzzy, emerging Peckham, with Bradley later releasing the vaunted breakthrough EP, Midnight In Peckham. Beans’ job in Yam Records, round the corner from Peckham Rye station, closed the circle. They might have funny accents, but this was now home. Nevertheless, it’s the memories of New Zealand – and Beans’ chilled outlook – that produces those characteristically mellow house sounds. “It’s testament to just how chill we are; we grew up by the beach,” claims Louis, while Ben chimes in: “It's very much a representation of our childhood.” Despite their horizontal approach to studio work, their live sets are on a different level. “Our DJ sets are completely different to how we produce,” says Louis. “We play heavy – not techno heavy – but it’s very rare we’d play a song like that Midnight In Peckham.”

Having built a reputation in the studio and followed it up with the constant rigours of the DJ touring life, they’re now ready to take stock, step back and examine where they want to be in ten years rather than the afterparty in three hours. They’ve taken the big step from having a laugh to building a career. “Plans?,” queries Louis. “We’ve got our own label and we invest a lot in that. It means we can release stuff at a rate which we want to. We also have a two tracker for Mule Musiq but then going forward, it's kind of open waters, though we do want to start working with outside labels again, it can be a bit of an echo chamber recording for yourself.” The label in question is their ven- ture in tandem with fellow Kiwi Jon Sable, In Dust We Trust, which has so far yielded a sterling set of releases between the trio. The music industry is littered with warring brothers, from Dave and Ray Davies in the Kinks to the Everly Brothers’ Phil and Don. Chaos In The CBD couldn’t be more different. “We wouldn't be here doing this if there wasn't two of us,” admits Louis.”There’s just been too many scenarios where I couldn't have done it without him and vice versa. So we lean on each other a lot emotionally. Plus, if something goes wrong, it's only half your fault; if something goes right, you get to share it with someone.” Amen to the Chaos.

Music is the one true universal language, it’s how we communicate.

Born from a desire to play together, COMMUNICATE is the brainchild of Tāmaki Makaurau based DJs Cyril Orson and Heylady.

These two stalwarts of the New Zealand scene have been ferreting away rhythm for well over 50 years between them, and they’ve been playing for just as long. Since banding together in 2022 they have played across Aotearoa at some of New Zealand’s biggest festivals and club nights. They have quickly garnered a reputation as one of the acts to follow, with their combined passion and experience they bring an energy to the floor that is hypnotising, all-encompassing and unmistakable.

Together they run one of Auckland’s longest running club nights, Sonik Tonik, in 2024 they revived Ooh La La and they launched their XCOMMUNICATE night, which sees the duo curating a 6 hour journey that spans decades. After a huge summer playing 18 shows across the country, including some of the biggest events in NZ, the pair have spent most of this year in the studio finessing their own brand of audio alchemy. With fresh tracks and remixes ready, and the release of their own label in the coming months, they are firmly stamping their mark on NZ’s underground scene.

COMMUNICATE is a no-holds-barred exploration of four to the floor, expect underlying elements of broken beat, garage, electronica, punk and rock, and expect it all put together by two humans who can’t live without the harmony they breathe. With each set a tailored, unique experience, COMMUNICATE offer you the chance to take a trip through the vaults of two minds who collect music which has stood the test of time, as well as showcasing the freshest of cuts from across the world.

The Auckland-born, Mount Maunganui based, Connor Tomoana, has built a respectable reputation as a Māori artist & events curator across Aotearoa since 2017. The co-founder of Collekt House Group is widely known for his underground, groove-focussed tastes in the minimal, tech house & deep house, which has led to sharing stages alongside internationals like Rossi, Locklead, Jesse Maas, Laidlaw, Max Dean, M-High, Robbie Doherty & more. His resumé includes features across New Zealand at Rhythm & Vines, Rhythm & Alps, Baseline, TwoMinds, Rolling Meadows, Electric Rush & Shipwrecked.

2024 saw a string of shows in Sydney & Melbourne, delivering to dance floors at Australia’s most notorious hotspots including SWITCH, Revolver & The Breakfast Club. With a love affair for underground house music, supporting local & curating parties through Collekt House Group, Connor continues to pave the way for the next generation of youthful house artists & has cemented himself as a grassroots name in Aotearoa’s underground house scene.

Quickly making a name for themselves with their sun-soaked reggae-inspired sound, Corrella have become a new favourite on the Aotearoa music scene. Their single ‘Blue Eyed Māori’ was the sleeper hit of 2023, with 2024 establishing them as one of the hottest live bands in the country. November 2024 sees them close out the year with the release of their anticipated new album, Skeletons. An 11 track collection of soulful roots-reggae, the album brings the sound of summer, ahead of a big run of shows across Australasia. ‘How Will I Know’ is the first taste, and the first track to feature lead vocals from female vocalist Ngawaiwera Campbell, with the boys Te Naawe Tupe and Pipiwharauroa Campbell bringing the harmonies. Named for the naval-base where the band met, 2023 saw the release of their debut album, Road From 26. The album is a powerful, modern & outright vibe which takes the listener on a journey from Corrella’s past to present. With their signature feel-good roots-reggae, the album saw them incorporating funk, soul & pop-rock sounds throughout. One of the standouts from the album, the track ‘Blue Eyed Māori’ saw the band’s audience grow on the back of this laid-back earworm. The track was one of the most-played songs on NZ radio & one of the most-streamed in 2023. The track has since spent over 50 weeks at Number One on the Official NZ Top 20 Singles chart, holding the all-time record for the most weeks at Number One. Driven by rhythm guitiarist & hype man Te Naawe Tupe (Ngāi Tūhoe) & vocalists Pipiwharauroa & Ngawaiwera Campbell (Ngāi Te Rangi, Ngāti He, Ngāti Pukenga), Corrella have spent 2024 honing their live show and completing a killer new album. Expect Corrella to continue to go from strength to strength as the album arrives just in time for summer.

Cyril Orson has spent most of his life dedicated to incredible sound with a career that spans decades and has taken him around the world. Hailing originally from France, he has made Aotearoa’s City of Sails his home for the past two plus decades.

A master of constantly morphing and growing his sound, Cyril is a firm favourite of crowds and DJs alike. His passion, kindness and pure love for music, the scene and events has seen him play on stages at NZ’s biggest festivals and some of our longest running clubs and venues. He has left his imprint on Aotearoa’s underground house and techno scene and is a well recognised as one of the best in the country.

He has collaborated with some heavy hitting musicians; he’s one half of the slamming, future-house act, COMMUNICATE, with Heylady, he was TTOTO with Cooper Khan and he’s made music as Triangle with the Antix brothers. He is the brains behind Sonik Tonik, one of Auckland longest running club nights and Ooh La La, both of which he now runs with Heylady. Together, as COMMUNICATE, they have been touring NZ, producing their own music and are about to launch their label, XCOMMUNICATE.

Cyril Orson constantly pushes musical boundaries, he is a master of locking a late night floor down and is just as comfortable weaving magic on a sunny afternoon. His diversity and innate ear for forward thinking music constantly keeps his crowd riveted and avidly awaiting what he will do next. All this and more is what makes him one of the most revered underground DJs in NZ.

Dadada is the new indie-dance project of Nick Chrisp. The sonic lovechild of Blur and LCD Soundsystem, born out of a love for dance floor introspection and a distaste for algorithmic predictability, Dadada is driven by a genuine desire to change things.

Deep Notion, the dynamic duo of Adam Cooper and Christian Samonte-Martin, have cemented their status as one of New Zealand’s most electrifying DJ and production acts.Deep Notion’s sound brings high energy and rich variety, taking listeners on a journey through a wide range of styles that seamlessly reflect the depth of their production

Their rise to prominence has been fueled by releases on labels such as Invicta Audio, Viper Recordings, DARKMTTR, NUFORM, Device, and RAM Records with two tracks soaring to #1 on the global Hypeddit charts. Along the way, they’ve gained support from major industry players, including UKF, DNB Allstars, Shogun Audio, Hospital Records, Ministry of Sound, and Bassrush, while also earning recognition from some of bass music’s most influential names.

Known for their commanding stage presence, Deep Notion have headlined tours across New Zealand and Australia and are now setting their sights on the UK and Europe. Their success extends beyond the stage, with appearances on major radio platforms, including BBC Radio 1, KissFM, KoolFM, and GeorgeFM.

With 2025 now underway, Deep Notion continues to gain momentum, captivating audiences worldwide with no signs of slowing down.

Descendants is a Drum & Bass duo made up from two promising up and coming DJs/Producers based in Otautahi, NZ. That lean towards the melodic and surgical neuro styles of the genre.

With only 18 months since being formed, they have taken a humble yet honest start in the South Island Drum & Bass scene. With support duties at Southern Sounds festival, to headlining the Big Red host on Castle street, and recently shutting down Hide Club & Sydenham Underpass in the early hours of the morning, Descendants are taking action to become a household name in NZ Drum & Bass.

Whilst being in the start of their production journey, Descendants presented their first unreleased track in the fitting landscape of the Christchurch, Port hills. This was filmed in hopes to spread the sound they love to as many people as they could. This project along with the addition of original music proved a success as they started to be noticed in the scene and it was made clear that more was yet to come.

It is safe to say these boys are looking forward to delivering their sound all across the country and feeding the punters the standard of music they deserve and desire.

As a teenager Dick Johnson landed a residency at Manchester’s legendary Hacienda Club where he honed his house sound until it’s closure in 1997. Before long he was producing tracks for Cream’s Olympic label, New Order’s Pleasure Recordings and Manchester’s Paper Recordings collective, and had set up his own record label Shaboom, which went on to do over 100 releases from the likes of Joeski, Fred Everything, Doc Martin and DJ Sneak.

Prolific in the studio, he went on to do albums for Darren Emerson’s Underwater Label and Bristol house imprint NRK, as well as releases for Jesse Rose’s Made To Play/Play It Down, Southern Fried, Nic Fanciulli’s Saved Records, Lazy Days, Soundway, MOS & Vicious.
As well as his own solo productions, Dick has remixed international artists Fatboy Slim, Crookers, Claude Von Stroke, DJ Sneak, Ian Pooley, Worthy, Crazy P, Bassnectar, Fred Everything, The Human League as well as Kiwi artists L.A.B, Theia, The Naked & Famous and Tiki Taane to name a few On top of DJing and productions, he’s part of three other acts: The first is the eight-piece band Weird Together with its own twist on world music. They have released EP’s through UK label Soundway, Jillionaire's (Major Lazer) Feel Up Records and recently signed with Sony Africa. The second project is MEDZ, a slower, more futuristic electronic project with releases on Melbourne label Vicious. The third is Clicks, a collaboration with Anna Coddington on vocals for house and disco tunes aimed at the dancefloor with releases on NZ label Loop and Aussie label Hot Sunday.

Based in Auckland, New Zealand and with a long standing (15 years) weekly show on local radio station George Fm, Dick continues a busy DJ schedule and it’s a rare weekend indeed that he is not behind the decks electrifying a crowd of dedicated followers and testing his tunes on dance floors around New Zealand and beyond.

In 2021 Dick took on the role as music director for ‘Synthony’, working on multiple shows for NZ and Australia. Dick is currently working on a studio album project funded by NZ On Air. Collaborating with artists who he has worked with over the last 20 years since moving to NZ, and also some artists that he has always wanted to collaborate with.

From Romania to Germany, from Munich to Auckland – DirdyGerdi found in New Zealand the platform to unfold her passion for music and quickly became an integral part of the local scene. As a resident DJ of the Shipwrecked Music & Arts Festival, creative co-creator of numerous events, and driving force behind the Silk Collective, she has left her mark deeply embedded in Aotearoa’s electronic music scene.

Her current sound blends Deep House, Tech House, Minimal Tech, and Dark Disco – inspired by the flair of late ’90s and early 2000s R&B and Hip-Hop. Her sets create a space where people feel confident, sexy, and full of energy – with cheeky lyrics, bold basslines, and chunky beats. She is currently touring through Germany – bringing with her loads of groove and a global perspective on the festival scene.

UK music icon Dizzee Rascal returns with the electrifying new album “Don’t Take It Personal”, out February 9th 2024 via Big Dirtee Records Ltd. The announcement is paired with the release of new single “How Did I Get So Calm” - a glowing reminder of Dizzee's trademark sound and in-your-face energy. Standing tall against his best work, Dizzee’s new record captures him in incendiary form as he flows effortlessly through a collection of distinctly UK genres with unrivalled ease. Centred by swaggering flows and formidable wordplay, Dizzee’s latest body of work is yet another victory lap on what is one of the defining rap music legacies. In celebration of the album announcement, Dizzee Rascal is partnering with Amazon Music UK’s +44 brand, where he’ll be hosting a very special live-streamed event.

Although he hails from the south of France, Dombresky’s penchant for invigorating four- on-the-floor beats is pure house bliss. The DJ and producer burst onto the scene in 2016 when he arrived in Miami as Quentin Dombres, a then-unknown talent with an impressive roster of funky, feel-good tracks. Today he has become inextricably linked with industry heavyweights including Blondish, Armand van Helden, Diplo, Claptone, and MK, all of whom supported Dombresky’s early career endeavors as collaborators. With jazz-tinged, hypnotic songs like “Soul Sacrifice” earning over 50 million streams and counting, and becoming one of Beatport’s top selling artists, it’s clear that Dombresky has set himself apart from the rest. Just a few years after arriving in the States and starting his career from scratch, Dombresky has hit career milestones that most DJs only dream of, playing Lollapalooza, headlining Snowglobe and Countdown NYE, selling out famous venues including the Shrine Auditorium and the Hollywood Palladium, and growing a loyal fanbase that nets him millions of streams per month.

Fairbrother brings over a decade of DJ experience, shifting from his drum and bass roots into high-energy house sets filled with 70s–80s nostalgia, creative mixing, and his own originals, remixes, and edits.

Exploding onto the national scene with a run of sold-out shows supporting Black Comet, Jon Toogood, and Shihad - rounded off with standout sets at Relish and the Wānaka Festival of Colour - Fiona & the Glow are poised to keep the momentum going this summer.
Expect a sharp blend of energetic indie rock, blues-tinged balladry, and intricate neo-folk, anchored by Fiona’s soulful vocals and vulnerable lyrics. Delivered with her trademark wry humour, Fiona joyfully wrenches her heart from her sleeve and hands it to the audience, still
beating. Their set is thoughtful, dynamic, and captivating - perfectly pitched for festival and arts crowds alike.

With two successful self-released singles under their belt and a highly anticipated EP release set for mid-2025 - followed by a national tour - it won’t be long before audiences around the country fall for Fiona & the Glow.

Every now & again, an extraordinary artist comes along that takes the world by storm, however, the person behind it rarely comes with the talent & knowledge of some of the biggest in the scene. Fish56Octagon embodies the essence of a true DJ sensation. Hailing from an undisclosed location somewhere in the UK, Fish56Octagon is exactly what the electronic music world needs right now; a great DJ playing great music. A walking encyclopedia of all things house, trance, garage, drum & bass, hardcore and everything in between, this DJ defines ‘taking you on a journey’ during his extended sets. Whilst you may only have heard of Fish56Octagon recently, this is an artist who has been honing his craft for years and is now ready to shine.

Born out of a fateful encounter with an episode of "Inspector Morse," where the illegal rave scene served as both inspiration and revelation, Fish56Octagon's passion for electronic music ignited at the tender age of 12. Armed with makeshift DJ gear salvaged from his parents' attic, he quickly mastered the art of beatmatching and discovered his passion for playing music to captivated audiences. Hardcore was his first love, sparked by a free XL Records DJ Mag cassette cover mount mix by Liam Howlett of the Prodigy, featuring tracks like Fowmasters' "Let it Take Control" and Jonny L's "Ansafone," he was hooked. In 1994, when hardcore became too bouncy, house music took the reins and shortly after that, it was all about garage. The tides changed over the next few years as trance, prog house, deep house and tech house all started to hold a place in his heart, with every genre influencing both his record collection and his raving experiences. From entering Club UK in Wandsworth under a fake ID at the age of 15 to witness Danny Rampling in action to his first time seeing the spider breathe fire at the infamous Arcadia Stage at Glastonbury during a Stanton Warriors set, Fish56Octagon has had more memorable raves than most people could dream of.

The Auckland-born, now Wānaka-based tastemaker & DJ that’s come hot onto local dancefloors & showing a heap of promise since first emerging into the scene in 2023. FLYGRRL shares a palate for all electronica with a wide range of selections for all occasions & moods. 2024 & early 2025 has been highly successful, with multiple appearances alongside the established crews of Glass Half Full, Notion Touring, Collekt House Group, Fruit Blender & more. Various international support slots for artists such as Madam X, Max Dean, Elliot Schooling & Liam Palmer add to what is, and what will be a very promising future trajectory as an emerging female artist.

UK trio Gentlemens Club are at the forefront of the worldwide bass music scene, leading the next wave with their genre-blurring production & groundbreaking, raucous DJ sets. Originally existing as solo artists in the bubbling early days of dubstep; Coffi, Soloman & 50 Carrot formed Gentlemens Club in 2017 and have never looked back.

Gentlemens Club’s represents an exploration of every flavour of bass music, across 140/Dubstep, Drum & Bass, UK Garage, Bassline and everything in between. Over the last few years they have built a pedigree as one of the most exciting live acts in dance music, touring over North America, the UK, Europe, Australia, New Zealand and Japan; including standout festival performances at EDC Las Vegas, Shambhala, Reading & Leeds, Rampage, Beats 4 Love & Nocturnal Wonderland among many others.

The trio are known for their boundary breaking production which pushes the limits of bass music design. Since 2017 they have featured on some of the leading labels in dance music including Atlantic, Deadbeats, Crucast, Interscope & UKF, released official remixes for the likes of Marshmello, Apashe, Saweetie, Yung Blud, Skepsis & TS7 and collaborations with Sikdope, Disrupta, Spydra, MC Dread and DJ Q among others. Over the years they’ve accrued 100mil+ online streams, with radio support and guest mixes on BBC Radio 1, BBC 1xtra & Rinse FM.

2024 was a milestone year for the trio, debuting their innovative Audio/Visual show ‘The Big Screen’ to 17,000 people at Rampage Belgium, releasing the hit single ‘Good 4 U’ with MPH which spent weeks at No.1 on the Beatport Dubstep Chart, taking their online mix series Wheels Of Steel to Tokyo, collaborating with Eksman and an official remix for Jess Glynne.

Giorgio Bot is a Kiwi DJ and producer based in Los

Angeles, California, where he has been performing

across festivals and parties for the past three years. He

has DJ’d at Rhythm and Vines twice and is set to play

Rhythm and Alps for the first time, alongside the US-

based act Andiamo!

Andiamo! is the dance-music alias of LA-based artist

Max Leone. Known for his lush, genre-blurring in-

die-pop, Leone has long pursued DJing and club pro-

duction behind the scenes. With Andiamo!, he steps

into the spotlight—merging left-field house, garage,

and electronica into a dynamic, textured sound that

bridges underground energy with emotional depth.

Gordo&Teej is the collaborative alias of Enzo Gordon and Theo Jones. They met in 2022 and immediately bonded over a shared love of dance music, a mutual commitment to questionable decisions, and an unshakable belief that weekends are best spent sweating in the basement of Club 121. Since then, Gordo&Teej have played venues across Aotearoa, bringing their party energy and eclectic taste to crowds around the country.

More recently, they’ve taken things into their own hands, organising parties that reflect their vision of what a great night should feel like. These parties have included acts ranging from local selectors like Chanuii and Craigslist to internationals like Zepherin Saint. Musically, their sets are a genre blurring rollercoaster through house, Italo disco, hip-hop, garage, dub, disco, and funk. At the heart of every set is a commitment to crafting an immersive, genre agnostic journey through electronic music, built for the dancers, the partiers and those who love to find a corner in the dance floor and get lost.

HALFQUEEN is a DJ whose sets are just as unapologetic and empowering as her presence in every space. Specializing in the genre bending sounds of global club, she's driven to connect by conjuring collective nostalgia, unbridled joy and ass shaking. Rooted in the experience of her Fijian and Pākehā bloodlines, HALFQUEEN's background and native city of Tāmaki Makaurau/Auckland, has influenced a confluence of sound that is ever-evolving, musically speaking, into a local and global sense of diaspora; connecting the dots between genres and islands worldwide. Known for her energetic and unpredictable curation, HALFQUEEN has etched herself into the nightlife fabric of not only Aotearoa, but underground communities everywhere. Her ability to explore different sonic worlds and transcend genre has led her to support a range of artists from YG to Sister Nancy, Cakes Da Killa to Marc Rebillet, Earthgang to Gavsborg. 2023 saw her secure a BBC Radio 1 residency and complete debut tours of Europe and East Asia, playing sets at Glastonbury, Horst Music & Arts Festival and Fabric, as well as Oil Shenzhen, Cakeshop Seoul and Circus Tokyo to name a few. Uncompromised vision, connection and care underpin her work as a DJ. Event producer and curator;her DIY QTBIPOC clubnight and platform FILTH is a manifestation of this ethos.HALFQUEEN's artistic passion lies in storytelling. Her focus is creating sets and environments where the exchange between the audience and DJ is undeniably powerful, with a higher purpose of decolonising the d-floor, uplifting marginalized communities worldwide, and highlighting the importance of the Rave in the revolution.

Indecisive brings the funk, the minimal, and the style to the Drum and Bass scene here

in NZ. She vibes with a range of soulful and liquid beats but loves to delve into the

heavier side of Drum and Bass with funky basslines and snazzy drums. She came into

the 03 scene with her first gig in 2021 and since then Indecisive has played alongside

artists such as Monty, Skeptical, Andy C, Breakage, BUUNSHIN, A.M.C and many other

big names within the scene, as well as playing at festivals such as Hidden Lakes, Bay

Dreams, and Into the Vortex. Through inspiration, Indecisive has picked up on her own

production to further express her love for music and the scene. She believes everyone

has their own unique style and vibe and that should be expressed deeply. Be sure to get

your skanking shoes on when she’s behind the wheels.

inmotion is a movement in motion — a cutting-edge drum & bass act rooted in the legacy of UK

dance music, yet determined to shape its future.

Built from the blueprint of the greats — inmotion are not here to imitate. They're here to

innovate.

Quietly confident, technically respected, and emotionally resonant, they stand as producers’

producers — the kind of artists who speak through sound, not slogans.

Driven by depth over hype and guided by integrity, Every release is intentional. Every track is a

narrative — one that balances raw energy with refined precision, tension with release, heart with

edge.

They’re not chasing the algorithm. They’re crafting legacy.

Not following trends. Leading by design.

This isn’t just music. It’s a mission.

To push the form forward.

To make you feel.

To move you — literally, emotionally, viscerally.

This is inmotion.

Understated, overdelivered.

Articulated with purpose.

Always moving forward.

Jack Ritchie is a Wellington-based DJ and producer, known for his refined taste in underground house music, his role as founding member of Hutt Collective and shaping the capital’s electronic music scene. Jack’s sets are known for their warm, groove-heavy energy - blending deep house, 90s-inspired rhythms, and contemporary club sounds.

Over the past few years, Jack has supported a range of acclaimed international artists including Per Hammar, Black Loops, Fio Fa, Jansons, Robbie Doherty, and Nate S.U, further cementing his place among New Zealand selectors. With a clear artistic vision in mind, Jack continues to be a driving force in the local scene, consistently resonated with both seasoned heads and new listeners alike.

Supported by some of the biggest and most influential names in Drum & Bass, the young Londoner known as Kanine is living up to his potential and developing into a headline act with a long career ahead of him. Originally recognised as one of the leading names in the new wave of Jump Up producers that have helped force the sound into the mainstream, his sound is evolving all the time as he moves towards being one of the more versatile artists in the 175 BPM range.

Hailing from NZ and now based in Melbourne, Knox is known for his peak time minimal house & tech sets, with a consistent, driving style of mixing, drawing inspiration from the Dutch and UK scenes for his sound. Knox has been developing his mixing and producing skills for 7 years, cutting his teeth in the Wellington and Dunedin student scenes while at university, where his love for house music developed.

Through his career to date, Knox has supported a range of well established internationals including Rossi, Locklead, Max Dean, Artmann, M-High, Jordan Brando, Little Fritter, Laidlaw, Paluma & more. Alongside this, he has been integral as a director in the development of Collekt House Group, a NZ based house music events and touring company. Knox is now leveling up his production with releases on Australiana labels Sweatrz, We Out Here and Credits Records, continuing his growth in the Australian and NZ house scenes.

London's finest pirate radio station Kurupt FM has been causing a stir over the last few years on radio and on TV. After starting out on YouTube with their own DIY webisodes, they caught the attention of Roughcut, the producers of The Office. Shortly after a pilot was picked up by BBC3, ‘People Just Do Nothing’ received a massive response, and Kurupt FM instantly gained a cult following. The show went on to win a BAFTA. Kurupt FM haven’t stopped there though; the boys from Brentford have just released their highly anticipated feature length film Big In Japan – hitting Number 3 in the charts upon release. On top of this, they recently released their debut album The Greatest Hits (Part1) – with features from the likes of Craig David & Big Narstie - out now via Polydor Records, the album debuted in the UK charts at Number 8.

Lady Shaka is a multifaceted DJ, music producer, and interdisciplinary artist whose rich heritage encompasses Samoan, Tokelauan, Mā'ohi (Tahitian), Māori, and Cape Verdean roots. Originally hailing from Aotearoa (New Zealand) and currently based in London, her artistic endeavors reflect both her queer identity as a fem queen and her profound connections to whenua (land) and moana (ocean). Through her innovative music and art, Lady Shaka seeks to decolonize dancefloors and re-indigenize club culture, challenging mainstream narratives with a soundscape that is deeply cultural, ancestral, and emblematic of the Pasifika experience.

In recognition of her contributions, Lady Shaka received the prestigious 'Creative New Zealand Award' at the 2023 Pacific Music Awards, celebrating her role in shaping contemporary music that transcends traditional genres within the Pacific Islander community. Her work epitomizes a seamless fusion of diverse musical influences, drawing heavily from her cultural upbringing and personal experiences.

British-German DJ and producer Lars Moston from Berlin releases on some of the world's most influential House Music labels such as Golden Recordings, Nervous, Katermukke, and Kittball. He has collaborated with Boris Dlugosch, Teenage Mutants, Juliet Sikora, and Dirty Doering among others and has remixed the likes of grammy winner Purple Disco Machine, Claptone and Moonbootica to name just a few.

As a DJ Lars has raised roofs at world famous venues such as Watergate Berlin, Pacha Ibiza, Printworks London and festivals like Fusion and Tomorrowland with his trademark positive sound. Crafting a highly energetic mix full of little suprises and nods to his personal musical history, taking crowds on a journey full of twists and turns that he himself discovers in the moment, these are sources of tangible enjoyment for him. And it shows.

Lars Moston also just added genre-bending Electronic Pop into the mix with the release of a full length album with New Zealand’s Leah Hinton aka Murmur Tooth. The duo also performs together as a live act.

MissBatsy is the high-energy b2b project of powerhouse DJ/producer MissB and cosmic groove-collector Patsy Skeet.

With over two decades behind the decks, MissB has lit up global stages from Burning Man to Splore and Synthony, supporting icons like Carl Cox and Basement Jaxx. Patsy, the Psychedelic Disco Punk Queen and a festival favourite at Splore, AUM and beyond, brings intergalactic flair and crate-digging disco treasures.

Their 2024 debut EP Cosmic Diskotek cemented their reputation for playful, genre-bending sets that fuse house, disco, and acid textures.

Expect deep grooves, hypnotic rhythms and a dash of chaos.

Fuelled by a drive to push boundaries, Miss Jane brings energy to every set. Over the past four years she’s become a regular in the Christchurch scene, captivating dancefloors with her signature sound.

With a reputation for exciting blends and creative mixing style, she’s shared the stage with heavyweights like Wilkinson, Culture Shock, Andy C, Polar & Bryson, and The Upbeats. From festival anthems under the summer sun at Bay Dreams and Rolling Meadows to the late-night chaos of UKF and Solidarity, Miss Jane continues to carve her name deep into the heart of Aotearoa’s bass culture.

Get ready — this New Year’s, she’s bringing the heat

Natty Lou is an international Drum and Bass DJ & Producer from the U.K who has graced the stages of renowned clubs and festivals worldwide. From legendary venues such as Ministry of Sound to the sun-soaked party paradise of Eden Ibiza, she has left an indelible mark on the Drum and Bass scene.

A ‘Dancefloor’ Drum & Bass arNst whose sets are packed with energy, excitement and pure adrenaline, Natty Lou fuses melodic ‘Dancefloor’ DnB with ‘Jump Up’ & ‘Neuro-funk’, thus creating a dynamic journey through Drum & Bass. Her unique blends & energetic switches create an atmosphere that is both invigorating and unforgettable, and her infectious enthusiasm and seamless mixing skills have earned her a devoted fan base. Audiences can’t get enough of her high-energy performances and unpredictable track selection.

Nice Girl (Ruby Kerkhofs) is a Kiwi-born, Naarm/Melbourne-based Producer and DJ. Her 2019 debut release with Houses in Motion was an eclectic dance floor focused 6-track EP gaining attention from Bell Towers. Later that year she released ‘Take a Step’ via Public Possession. Post-pandemic saw Nice Girl’s polar opposite with 4-track EP ‘Whistling Thorn’ incarnating organic, psychedelic and percussive sounds. Since then she has featured in New Zealand’s first Boiler Room Broadcast and released a full-length album ‘Ipsum’.

As a DJ Nice Girl is non-constrained by Genre, BPM or Trends. She has been described as “taking dance music tropes and making them weird, sometimes even hilarious, without losing sight of what makes them danceable” - Resident Advisor

Paora Apera, aka ‘P.Digsss’ is the singer and front man for the mighty Shapeshifter. P.Digsss is just as comfy behind the decks and on the mic as he is on stage with the band. He has paved a distinguished career as a songwriter, producer, MC and singer.

P.Digsss is based in Wānaka New Zealand, after spending his formative years in Hawke’s Bay, where his love for music flourished.

"A lot of my life is spent absorbed in music and when I'm not, I'm snowboarding, skiing, surfing, riding motorbikes, mountain bikes and thinking of music - it is all intertwined. I got a lot of that initial energy and that vibe from Hawke's Bay as a child.”

P.Digsss has performed at major festivals all over NZ including: Rhythm and Vines, Northern Bass, Rhythm and Alps, Synthony and more. You can also catch him regularly performing multiple international shows over in one of his favourite places; Rarotonga.

P.Digsss is a lover of all things bass heavy and purveyor of soul. So come vibe with ya boy P.Digsss for strictly top shelf material, both selecta!!

Pages Layn is a four-piece rock band from Dunedin, New Zealand, known for their explosive live energy and nostalgic yet fresh take on classic rock. Formed out of three different bands in the local scene, Pages Layn blends heavy 70s-inspired riffs, pounding drums, and dynamic live performances.

Since forming, Pages Layn have quickly built a reputation as one of Dunedin’s most exciting up-and-coming live acts. They've become regulars across the student gig circuit and have headlined many gigs as well as supported a range of talented local bands, bringing their high-energy show to venues throughout the city. Earlier this year, they sold out the iconic Crown Hotel and made it to the finals of the Dig the Gig battle of the bands competition.

The band has just released their debut single ‘Roll Over’, showcasing their raw, riff-driven sound and setting the stage for their first EP, which is due out later this year.

Born out of the Midlands of England, Parry is a Wellington-based DJ, producer, and creative director, best known as the founder of Lacuna - a forward-thinking event brand and platform out of Wellington, dedicated to showcasing underground electronic music and emerging talent across Aotearoa.

With a sound rooted in minimal, deep tech, and groove-driven house, Jack has built a widely respected reputation across the UK and NZ for delivering tightly curated sets that balance subtlety with dancefloor energy. Through Lacuna, Jack has cultivated a space for community, hosting events that feature both local and international talent. His own performances have seen him support artists such as UsTwo, Detlef, Jansons and Burnski among others, and featured on many lineups and events across the capital city… a true party starter and selector.

Rare Specimens burst onto the national scene with an incendiary performance at Rhythm & Alps in 2023, where they were

simultaneously hailed as both the best act at the festival and “The Travelling Wilburys of Disco.”

The quartet includes Dan Rainey, Nick Munday, Matt McPhee and Pete Green, all core members of label and party collective

Tempo Schmempo, and firm fixtures in New Zealand‘s festival, club and private party scene.

United by their love of disco, italo, acid house, Detroit techno, and UK club culture, the group combines road tested experience

with finely tuned taste acquired through decades of crate-digging and DJing across the globe. With releases on labels such as

Paper Recordings and Late Night Tales, they also possess a production pedigree that cannot be ignored.

Known for their extended sets and infectious live performances, Rare Specimens have honed their charismatic four-deck style

into a seamless stylistic melting pot, always delivered with tasteful authority and unmatched energy. Now gearing up for the

imminent release of their debut double AA-side Paranoid Tarras // Acid Underground along with Nick’s solo album, and a busy

summer of major festival appearances on the horizon, the group are excited to start sharing their unique sound with electronic

music lovers everywhere.

Queenstown based DnB DJ playing a mixture of Liquid, Grime, Tech and Rollers, with a preference for standout vocals and bass heavy tunes. Expect the unexpected as her mixes will always take you on a journey. Her diversity has led her to support some amazing artists including Paige Julia, Tokyo Pros, DRS N Dogger, Unglued, Deggs & Lens, Elipsa, Lee Mvthews, State Of Mind, Sustance, S.P.Y, Mystic State to name just a few and she's not stopping any time soon with more in the pipeline for 2026!

RUDIM3NTAL first rose to prominence in 2012, with their chart-topping single, Feel the Love, and have since become one of the most popular drum and bass bands in the UK.

Over the course of their 10-year career Rudimental have sold 25M singles & 3M albums worldwide, accumulating over 5B+ streams. In the UK they have achieved x2 #1 albums & x3 #1 singles, headlined countless festivals & are both BRIT award winners & Mercury Prize nominees.

As one of the UK’s most successful dance acts of the last decade Rudimental have set the bar high… 2 x #1 albums, 3 x #1 singles, multiple chart entries, 25M singles + 3M albums worldwide, over 5B+ streams., 4 x albums, multiple world tours, headlined countless festivals and are both BRIT award winners and Mercury Prize nominees. All this has cemented their position as trailblazers with a formidable reputation for producing hit records.

Primed for a spectacular return to the R&A stage, and equipped with new material that evokes that authentic Rudimental feeling, the band are ready to let loose once again.

Emerging from Christchurch, Sandfly are a powerful three piece band known for their big, yet refined sound. The trio have played many gigs on the Christchurch music scene; most notably the Smoke and BBQ festival last summer. The band have release three singles since 2023 (available on all streaming platforms), and are set to release their debut self-titled album on November 1st.

The future is bright and the band looks forward to taking the stage at R&A . Sandfly are not to be missed out.

Santigold’s most recent album is 2022’s Spirituals which garnered acclaim from Pitchfork, NPR, Rolling Stone, Paper, The Guardian, NME and many more. She performed a punk-infused set for NPR’s Tiny Desk, with a career-spanning setlist ranging from her punk band Stiffed to Spirituals songs. A fiercely innovative artist always looking to pioneer her own path, Spirituals was the first Santigold album released on her own label Little Jerk Records. The album captures the feeling of surviving in the modern world while elevating yourself to new places.

While taking yourself to new places is core to Santigold’s outlook, at this point in her impressive career, she has always been an artist who has charted new paths in the world of pop music and beyond, breaking down barriers of genre along the way, further cementing her as an essential artist when surveying the last two decades of popular culture at large.

John Harrison (aka DJ Seymore) is more than a DJ —he is a storyteller, content creator, and cultural producer who bridges music, media, and community. Based in Auckland, he channels the energy of South Auckland and the artistry of West Auckland into his vibrant, genre-blending style. seamlessly fusing hip-hop, funk, house, and electronic elements, DJ Seymore’s music is a dynamic experience that fuels movement and connection.

With over 15 years of DJing mastery, Seymore has performed alongside Netsky, Dimension, Wu-Tang Clan, and Jarreau Vandal, and lit up festivals such as Our:House, Deep Hard n Funky, Britomart Block Party, and Coromandel gold. His Boiler Room – Aotearoa Edition set stands as a defining career moment. Beyond the booth, he is an ambassador for Huffer

and Steinlager, and engages audiences through content creation on Instagram and his cooking platform eggplantboys. His work has been featured on Hypebeast, NZ Herald, The Hui, Whakaata Māori,

Prime TV, and Māori Television as a cooking host and storyteller.

Currently studying Te Reo Māori at Te Wānanga Takiura o Aotearoa, Seymore weaves language, whakapapa, and identity into his mahi. his powerful motto, “how big would you dream if you knew you couldn’t fail?” encapsulates a journey that proves creativity, culture, and community are inseparable— and that storytelling, in all its forms, has the power to transform.

Hailing from Stewart Island, Storm brings his Island roots and dynamic energy to the decks, captivating crowds with high-energy sets and seamless mixes. Known for his performances across Dunedin and Invercargill, he’s also made waves internationally at events like the Jungle Experience and Full Moon Party in Thailand.

Storm will take you on a soulful, liquid drum and bass journey, blending smooth vibes with uplifting energy for an unforgettable set.

Deep, Dark & Techy. SUUNE brings a whole new meaning to these three words. It BEGINS... with their focus to make every show a performance, rather than just a set, through contagious energy and unheard blends. It CONTINUES... with their countless hours spent in the studio, to get that sh*t snare sounding right. It FINISHES... well, it never finishes. SUUNE are in that next wave of artists to tackle the scene and make their mark. After supporting some of DnB’s biggest artists including the likes of Camo & Krooked, Mefjus, Dimension, The Upbeats, Alix Perez, + more, performing on NZ’s biggest stages like Rhythm & Vines and Bay Dreams, and with forthcoming releases on very respectable overseas labels, SUUNE are quickly cementing their spot in the D&B scene.

Over a year since his debut single, "your song", and French producer Swimming Paul is already receiving heavy playlisting and praise from indie publications. Whether you see his endless Instagram stories mixing production or receiving a shoutout from BBC1 Introducing’s Jess Iszatt, the elusive Paul is destined for big things. And he’s just getting started.

After coming across Paul’s song "2special" on Spotify's "planet rave" playlist, I couldn’t resist messaging the producer. I picked his brain over his brilliant trance-like music, dishing about his past six singles, and talked about his musical musings. Despite being on the come-up, Paul is more down-to-earth than ever, and it was a joy learning more about the new music underway.

Returning to Rhythm and Alps by popular demand, SYNTHONY is set to create a NYE countdown that you'll never forget.

SYNTHONY reimagines the dance anthems of our lives, by remastering them to create a unique cover, that evokes nostalgia and euphoria. It’s more than a concert; it’s an experience that celebrates life, love, and music.

SYNTHONY combines the grandeur of a large-scale orchestra with the energy of iconic electronic dance anthems and reimagined classical masterpieces. Led by a precision conductor, this unique show features spine-tingling vocalists, instrumentalists, world-class DJs, and immersive lighting and visuals, creating a breathtaking and entirely captivating performance like no other.

The New Zealand alternative rock band gained attention with their debut EP Close to Home (2024), featuring the notable single ‘Feel,’ which was selected for the I Love Ugly X Holiday Records Global Compilation Vinyl (Track No. 7), showcasing artists from NZ, AU, the UK, and the US. In late 2025, Th’ Goodside will travel to Los Angeles to perform at the iconic Whisky a Go Go on Hollywood’s Sunset Strip. Before returning home, they’ll record their debut album, Bridge the Gap, at the infamous Rancho De La Luna studio in Joshua Tree, California — a legendary creative outpost that has hosted the likes of Queens of the Stone Age, Arctic Monkeys, and Iggy Pop. The album is scheduled for release in late 2025. Th’ Goodside continues to collaborate with Eccles Entertainment, performing alongside leading acts from New Zealand and Australia, including South Summit, Great Gable, Summer Thieves, The Butlers, Jordan Luck, Hello Sailor, and more.

Wherever you are in the world, it’s the sound that keeps you ‘So True’. The Black Seeds have taken their distinctive homegrown sound of consciousness, community and humanity to the world, building a devoted international fanbase alongside loyal local fans, since launching their soulful roots- reggae fusion more than two decades ago. Anchored by a consistent core of band members, The Black Seeds sound celebrates a spirit of togetherness and seeing the best in the people we share our days with. Despite massive change in the way music is produced and performed, alongside seismic evolutions in the way the world communicates, The Black Seeds’ message remains resolutely focused on the power of people to make progress together. Over seven original albums, with yet more new music on the way, The Black Seeds’ primary songwriting team of Barnaby Weir and Dan Weetman deliver reflections on love, relationships, triumphs and pushing through adversity. It is music that aims to uplift and give a sense of consciousness in our changing world. It is clear The Black Seeds still have much to say; it is clear there are many who want to hear it. Over the past 25 years the band has crafted an energetic live set to emerge as one of the most recognisable and revered live acts Aotearoa has produced. Abroad, The Black Seeds is an authentic pioneer of New Zealand’s internationally-renowned roots musical movement; at home they’re as indispensable in summer as hot chips at the beach and road-trips with mates. Since forming in Wellington city in 1998, The Black Seeds have brewed their own distinctive sound of pacific funk and soul, layered on a solid foundation of dub roots-reggae.

Hailing from the trenches they call Castle Street, Thief has spent the past five years

bringing the crispiest drum and bass selections. By injecting large blends, deep rollers, and

commanding crowd control into his sets, you can count on Thief to keep the decks hot. A

familiar face in Dunedin’s drum and bass scene, he’s ready to throw down for his debut at

Rhythm & Alps 2025.

Touch Point is a dynamic production and DJ trio hailing from Christchurch. They're known for providing energising and innovative sets which keep the crowd pumping. Producing together since 2022, the boys have developed a sound that spans multiple sub-genres of Drum and Bass from high energy and heavy hitting to soft and melodic. With releases such as Corrupted on Viper Recordings and Lose Control on Device Records, Touch Point have been making a statement in 2025.