3LAU ↗
3LAU’s musical identity is rooted in accessible electronic songwriting and a producer’s instinct for connecting familiar vocal forms with dance arrangements.
Behind the names.
Explore the people, projects and musical histories behind EDM30’s editorial charts.
6arelyhuman ↗
The artist’s public profile lists Sassyland, US as its location.
A Hundred Drums ↗
A Hundred Drums is listed by Insomniac in Dubstep.
Aaron Shirk ↗
Aaron Shirk’s captured release history contains 30 dated entries, spanning March 6, 2020 to October 9, 2025.
Abelation ↗
Abelation is the musical project of Reese Downes.
ACRAZE ↗
ACRAZE’s house-chart role is that of a producer building a recognizable artist identity around accessible dance records.
Acyan ↗
Acyan’s Fort Collins connection places the project within a regional US bass and trap context.
Adred ↗
Adred’s history connects New York event culture with introspective drum & bass production.
AHEE ↗
AHEE is listed by Insomniac in Bass.
ALLEYCVT ↗
ALLEYCVT’s strongest distinguishing feature is the integration of her vocal identity with heavy bass production.
Alyssa Jolee ↗
Alyssa Jolee is listed by Insomniac in Techno.
AMIDY ↗
AMIDY is listed by Insomniac in Dubstep.
Annika Wolfe ↗
Annika Wolfe combines DJing and production with label and event organization.
Anyma ↗
Anyma is listed by Insomniac in Progressive House.
Archon ↗
Archon is listed by Insomniac in Hardcore.
ARMNHMR ↗
ARMNHMR is listed by Insomniac in Future Bass.
Atlantic Connection ↗
Atlantic Connection’s catalog gives the drum & bass chart a long-form production presence, with Full Circle and The Himalayas EP providing later multi-track reference points.
ATLiens ↗
ATLiens connects an extraterrestrial visual identity with a deliberately unsettling bass-music world.
Au5 ↗
Au5’s captured release history contains 106 dated entries, spanning September 28, 2010 to July 21, 2026.
Audien ↗
Audien’s signature is a melodic sense of lift built around clear harmonies and carefully shaped electronic arrangements.
AVELLO ↗
AVELLO is producer, songwriter and DJ Adam Lawrence.
Avision ↗
Avision is listed by Insomniac in Techno.
Awakend ↗
Awakend is listed by Insomniac in Future Bass.
AYYBO ↗
AYYBO’s background in cinematography helps explain a project in which music and visual communication develop together.
Baauer ↗
Baauer’s career has an unusually visible starting reference in Harlem Shake, but his production identity draws on a broader relationship between hip-hop, UK dance music and sampling.
BAD BOOMBOX ↗
Bad Boombox is a Bulgarian-American DJ associated with techno.
Barclay Crenshaw ↗
Barclay Crenshaw’s earlier identity as Claude VonStroke is a crucial part of the career context.
Bear Grillz ↗
Bear Grillz’s bass-chart identity is built around a sustained catalog and an immediately recognizable public character.
Bella Renee ↗
Bella Renee is listed by Insomniac in Bass.
Black Carl! ↗
Black Carl! is listed by Insomniac in Dubstep.
Black V Neck ↗
Black V Neck began in 2017 as a formal partnership between Miami producers Ian and Julian after years of making music together.
Boogie T ↗
Boogie T’s identity brings instrumental musicianship and a funk sensibility into dubstep and riddim.
Boxplot ↗
Boxplot’s Upstate New York connection places the project within a regional US drum & bass context, while Rose Tint and Loving, Loathing provide concrete later chapters in the release history.
Calcium ↗
Calcium’s identity is rooted in the specialist vocabulary of dubstep and riddim.
Calculon ↗
Calculon’s own account of Shoot Recordings describes a deliberate connection between juke, jungle, hardcore and hip-hop.
capshun ↗
capshun’s Logos EP in 2022 gives his production identity a substantial reference point, connecting trap, future bass and beat-oriented influences across a larger release.
Carl Craig ↗
Carl Craig is listed by Insomniac in Techno.
Caslow ↗
The artist’s public profile lists Vancouver as its location.
Channel Tres ↗
Channel Tres brings a Compton-rooted relationship to West Coast rap into electronic music.
Cheat Codes ↗
Cheat Codes works in the space where electronic production becomes the supporting architecture of a pop song.
CID ↗
CID’s career connects DJ practice, production and the Night Service Only label into one continuing operation.
Clawz ↗
Clawz is listed by Insomniac in Hardstyle.
Coco & Breezy ↗
Coco & Breezy connect soulful house with a broader creative identity rooted in self-expression and their Afro-Latina heritage.
Control Freak ↗
Control Freak’s chart identity is grounded in a continuing trap-facing catalog and a clear relationship to contemporary performance culture.
Cool Customer ↗
Cool Customer is New York producer William Allocca.
Crankdat ↗
Crankdat’s place in the bass field is grounded in a substantial run of released work and a highly direct performance identity.
Crystal Skies ↗
Crystal Skies is listed by Insomniac in Future Bass.
CUTDWN ↗
CUTDWN is listed by Insomniac in Hard Dance / Techno.
Cyclops ↗
Cyclops places experimental texture inside the physical framework of heavy bass.
Daily Bread ↗
Daily Bread’s distinguishing thread is the relationship between crate-digging, soulful source material and bass production.
Dani Thorne ↗
Dani Thorne is listed by Insomniac in Electronic.
Danny Olson ↗
Danny Olson is a classically trained composer, electronic producer and DJ based in Los Angeles.
Darksiderz ↗
Darksiderz’s captured release history contains 52 dated entries, spanning December 2, 2011 to July 3, 2026.
Dave Owen ↗
Dave Owen’s drum & bass history is closely connected to collaborative production.
Dead X ↗
Dead X is listed by Insomniac in Hard Dance.
DEATH CODE ↗
DEATH CODE is Sergio Garcia’s project, described in his promoter biography as a return to hardcore roots.
Declan James ↗
Declan James is a producer, DJ and founder of VOIDWARE.
Decoder ↗
Decoder makes minimal and sci-fi techno and co-runs the Toca vinyl imprint, according to his promoter biography.
dela Moon ↗
dela Moon’s role as a resident and organizer of Southern California’s Moontribe Collective gives the project a clear community foundation.
Deorro ↗
Deorro’s identity connects high-energy electronic production with a strong rhythmic and cultural point of view.
Derrick Carter ↗
Derrick Carter’s history connects DJ craft with a deep Chicago production lineage.
Des McMahon ↗
Des McMahon’s Philadelphia background and early record deal place the project in a longer production history than a glance at recent releases would suggest.
Detox Unit ↗
Detox Unit is listed by Insomniac in Experimental Bass.
Dieselboy ↗
Dieselboy’s identity places the craft of live DJing at the center of the artist project.
Dillon Francis ↗
Dillon Francis brings a sharp sense of character to electronic music, combining production craft with a public personality that makes the project instantly legible.
Diplo ↗
Diplo’s defining skill is connecting musical communities through production and collaboration.
Dirt Monkey ↗
Dirt Monkey’s defining trait is the portability of a production identity across dubstep, house and drum & bass.
Disco Fries ↗
Disco Fries is the production partnership of Nick Ditri and Danny Boselovic, with a catalog that develops through originals and reinterpretations.
Disco Lines ↗
Disco Lines has a clear progression from a widely circulated Love Story reinterpretation to Baby Girl, the Loveland EP and Good Good Records.
DJ Diesel ↗
DJ Diesel occupies a distinctive position where a globally familiar public figure commits to the specialist language of heavy bass music.
DJ Hyperactive ↗
The artist’s public profile lists Chicago, US as its location.
DJ Minx ↗
DJ Minx’s history joins Detroit DJ culture with concrete work to create opportunities for other artists.
DJ Rush ↗
DJ Rush’s promoter biography connects his hard-techno career to Chicago and his later home in Berlin.
DJ Sneak ↗
DJ Sneak’s history belongs to the second wave of Chicago house, with Relief releases connecting him to the city’s 1990s resurgence.
DJ Susan ↗
DJ Susan’s Hood Politics Records gives the project a clear organizing principle: an artist identity built around the release and circulation of house music as well as individual performance.
DMVU ↗
The artist’s public profile lists Denver, US as its location.
DØMINA ↗
The artist’s public profile lists Los Angeles, US as its location.
Dr. Apollo ↗
Dr.
Drumcell ↗
The artist’s public profile lists L.A, US as its location.
EAZYBAKED ↗
EAZYBAKED is the duo of Eric Ray and Andrew Principe.
Echo Brown ↗
Echo Brown’s drum & bass identity is anchored here by Quartz Lounge, published through UKF’s official channel in January 2025.
Eddie Fowlkes ↗
The Detroit Historical Society documents Fowlkes’s work with Deep Space, his 1986 Metroplex release Goodbye Kiss, and the establishment of City Boy Records in 1993.
Effin ↗
Effin’s distinction is the collision between nostalgic source material and contemporary bass construction.
Elephante ↗
Elephante’s work places melodic electronic production in close contact with songwriting and instrumental musicianship.
Eliminate ↗
Eliminate’s 2018 connection to Disciple and the subsequent Cyber Whale and Dead Sea EPs give the career a clear production history.
Emorfik ↗
Emorfik’s position belongs to the contemporary bass generation whose identity develops through a direct relationship between recorded output and performance culture.
EPROM ↗
EPROM is listed by Insomniac in Dubstep.
EQUAL2 ↗
EQUAL2’s captured release history contains 58 dated entries, spanning August 14, 2020 to September 4, 2026.
Evol Intent ↗
Evol Intent’s place in the drum & bass field is grounded in a long-running recorded identity and a catalog that includes both original work and reinterpretation.
Felix da Housecat ↗
Felix da Housecat’s career spans several identities, including Aphrohead and Thee Maddkatt Courtship, giving his history a deliberately expansive shape.
Flosstradamus ↗
Flosstradamus’s history connects Chicago club culture to a recognizable festival-trap language.
FrostTop ↗
FrostTop’s Long Beach-rooted project approaches trap through intricate drums and a forceful production identity.
G Jones ↗
G Jones’ artistic case centers on arrangement and the manipulation of rhythm and space.
Gene Farris ↗
Gene Farris connects Chicago’s early-1990s warehouse culture to an extensive production and label history.
GEO ↗
GEO’s promoter biography places his early music career in Long Beach, California, beginning at age 13.
Ghost in Real Life ↗
Ghost in Real Life brings her own vocals into a production identity spanning melodic and heavy bass.
GhostDragon ↗
GhostDragon is listed by Insomniac in Future Bass.
Gladez ↗
Gladez’s Las Vegas connection places the project within a regional electronic scene, while Last One Standing, Steady and Falak provide a clear sequence of later releases.
GorillaT ↗
GorillaT’s position on the bass chart is grounded in a developing body of released work, with Inner Mind providing a multi-track chapter beyond the project’s individual singles.
Goshfather ↗
Goshfather is listed by Insomniac in Disco / Tech House.
Gothparade ↗
Gothparade is listed by Insomniac in Hard Dance.
Gracie Van Brunt ↗
Gracie Van Brunt brings a vocal and songwriting identity into the drum & bass conversation.
Grant ↗
Monstercat maintains Grant’s artist and release catalog.
GRAVEDGR ↗
GRAVEDGR is listed by Insomniac in Techno.
Green Velvet ↗
Green Velvet gives Chicago house and techno an unmistakable theatrical voice.
Gryffin ↗
Gryffin connects melodic electronic production with the direct appeal of vocal songwriting and instrumental musicianship.
Hairitage ↗
Hairitage’s bass-chart identity is anchored in a sustained production catalog and a visible collaborative network.
Hartshorn ↗
Hartshorn is listed by Insomniac in Hardstyle.
Hekler ↗
Hekler’s production identity draws on hip-hop, ambient music and heavy bass, giving the project a broader compositional frame than a single genre label suggests.
Henry Brooks ↗
Henry Brooks is listed by Insomniac in Techno.
Herobust ↗
Herobust is Hayden Kramer’s Atlanta-rooted bass project, with a recorded history that places the artist within the overlap between trap and heavier electronic production.
HerShe ↗
HerShe is listed by Insomniac in Electronic.
Hex Cougar ↗
Hex Cougar’s Under the Light of a Dying Moon in 2020 gives the project a clear conceptual reference, accompanied by a short film that extended the music into a larger visual setting.
Hiroko Yamamura ↗
Hiroko Yamamura is listed by Insomniac in Techno.
HISSTERIA ↗
HISSTERIA’s captured release history contains 7 dated entries, spanning July 18, 2025 to July 31, 2026.
Honey Dijon ↗
Honey Dijon’s Black Girl Magic gives the project a clear artistic and cultural center.
HoneyLuv ↗
HoneyLuv’s 2022 run provides a clear developmental chapter: Your Tongue on Insomniac was followed by Thr33 6ix 5ive on Black Book and Sway with Dope Earth Alien.
HVDES ↗
HVDES is listed by Insomniac in Dubstep.
Ian Asher ↗
Ian Asher is listed by Insomniac in House.
IKU ↗
IKU’s captured release history contains 18 dated entries, spanning August 10, 2023 to August 14, 2026.
ILLENIUM ↗
ILLENIUM makes emotional songwriting the organizing force of a large-scale electronic project.
ISOxo ↗
ISOxo represents a contemporary trap sensibility in which rhythmic tension, abrupt contrast and forceful sound design become the center of the artist identity.
Jaenga ↗
Jaenga is Pat McDevitt, whose promoter biography connects the project’s emergence in 2018 to performances involving his school bus.
Jason Ross ↗
Jason Ross is listed by Insomniac in Progressive House.
Jauz ↗
Jauz built a recognizable position around the meeting point between house momentum and bass-music impact.
JAWNS ↗
JAWNS occupies a specialist position on the trap chart, with a catalog that can be followed through records including Wildstyle, Snakeyes and Escape.
Jaybee ↗
Jaybee’s history connects an early interest in playing hip-hop records with a sustained drum & bass production practice.
Jeff Mills ↗
Jeff Mills is listed by Insomniac in Techno.
John Summit ↗
John Summit brings the physical logic of house music into a highly visible contemporary DJ identity.
Josh Teed ↗
The artist’s public profile lists Denver, US as its location.
Josh Wink ↗
Josh Wink’s captured release history contains 61 dated entries, spanning January 1, 1994 to July 17, 2026.
JSTJR ↗
JSTJR’s current self-description places rave-oriented techno at the center of a project with a broader electronic history.
Juana ↗
Juana’s documented Washington, DC history connects performances at Flash and U Street Music Hall with involvement in the Sequence collective.
Justin Hawkes ↗
Justin Hawkes carries the history of his Flite releases into a more personally named artistic chapter.
JVNA ↗
JVNA is a California-based singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and electronic pop producer.
Kai Wachi ↗
Kai Wachi combines a heavy-bass identity with a pronounced interest in emotionally driven songs and hip-hop-inflected production.
Kaivon ↗
Kaivon’s promoter biography identifies “Reborn,” released in 2016, as his debut single.
KAMI ↗
KAMI is the hard-dance DJ and production trio of Alex, Lucas and Vinny.
Kaskade ↗
Kaskade’s signature is the integration of house rhythm with a patient, song-centered sense of emotion.
Kayzo ↗
Kayzo’s identity brings the intensity of heavy electronic music into direct conversation with rock and alternative sensibilities.
Kevin Saunderson ↗
Kevin Saunderson is listed by Insomniac in Techno.
KJ Sawka ↗
KJ Sawka gives electronic music a direct connection to live drumming and performance technology.
Klippee ↗
Klippee’s Seattle connection gives the project a regional context within the US drum & bass field.
kLL sMTH ↗
kLL sMTH is listed by Insomniac in Dubstep.
KLOUD ↗
KLOUD’s captured release history contains 21 dated entries, spanning February 13, 2020 to January 21, 2026.
Knock2 ↗
Knock2 brings a highly direct rhythmic identity to the space between bass house and trap.
Kompany ↗
Kompany’s background in sound design helps explain the project’s unusually explicit relationship to production craft.
KSHMR ↗
KSHMR treats electronic production as an exercise in building a recognizable musical world.
KYRUH ↗
KYRUH is a native New Yorker and DJ.
Last Heroes ↗
Last Heroes is an electronic music duo from Colorado.
Layton Giordani ↗
Layton Giordani works in house and techno and runs the MADMINDS label.
LAYZ ↗
LAYZ has built a clearly focused role within contemporary heavy dubstep.
Lenny Dee ↗
Lenny Dee’s career is important partly because it includes building an outlet for a scene.
LEVEL UP ↗
LEVEL UP brings a battle-DJ foundation into contemporary dubstep.
Levenkhan ↗
Levenkhan is listed by Insomniac in Hardstyle.
Levity ↗
Levity is an electronic trio from Chicago working in dubstep.
Lil Texas ↗
Lil Texas is listed by Insomniac in Hardcore.
Lindsey Herbert ↗
Lindsey Herbert’s profile connects DJing, production and vocals with co-founding EvilGroove Records and holding scene residencies.
LIONE ↗
The artist’s public profile lists Los Angeles, US as its location.
Lizzy Jane ↗
Lizzy Jane is listed by Insomniac in Dubstep.
LMNOP ↗
LMNOP joins Zach Schwartz’s production work with the character LIL Z, connecting electronic music to his CalArts experience in acting and puppetry.
Louis The Child ↗
Louis The Child approaches electronic music through warmth, melodic detail and an inviting sense of play.
LP Giobbi ↗
LP Giobbi connects jazz-trained piano musicianship with house production and a clear commitment to widening participation in music.
LSDREAM ↗
LSDREAM’s captured release history contains 29 dated entries, spanning May 18, 2018 to August 14, 2026.
Lucii ↗
Wakaan documents Lucii’s 2019 debut Neptune and her appearance on Liquid Stranger’s INFINITY tour.
LYNY ↗
LYNY’s production identity brings hip-hop and trap into contact with melodic writing and R&B influence.
Maceo Plex ↗
Maceo Plex is a project of Spain-based producer Eric Estornel.
Maddy O'Neal ↗
Maddy O'Neal is listed by Insomniac in Future Bass.
MADGRRL ↗
MADGRRL is listed by Insomniac in Hard Dance.
Mako ↗
Mako is led by Alex Seaver; its promoter biography documents an earlier period as a duo.
Man Cub ↗
Man Cub’s captured release history contains 40 dated entries, spanning November 2, 2018 to July 31, 2026.
Marie Vaunt ↗
Marie Vaunt is a Japanese-American techno producer and DJ based in Los Angeles.
Marshmello ↗
Marshmello turns electronic production into a pop identity that remains recognizable across very different collaborators.
Mary Droppinz ↗
Mary Droppinz is listed by Insomniac in House.
Max Styler ↗
Max Styler’s house-chart identity rests on a sustained production history and a clear relationship to the club-facing side of electronic music.
MAYLAY ↗
MAYLAY’s Tampa-rooted identity is centered on jump-up drum & bass and the practical craft of high-energy DJing.
Mersiv ↗
Mersiv is the sound project of producer and DJ Anderson Benoit Gallegos.
Meso ↗
MeSo’s documented role in curating Spicy Bois makes community formation part of the artist’s story.
Michelle Sparks ↗
Michelle Sparks’s captured release history contains 7 dated entries, spanning April 14, 2014 to October 10, 2025.
Mija ↗
Mija is listed by Insomniac in Electronic.
Minnesota ↗
Minnesota is listed by Insomniac in Dubstep.
MitiS ↗
MitiS’ piano-led background provides an identifiable foundation for the melodic production documented in his profile.
MK ↗
MK’s identity begins with Marc Kinchen’s Detroit roots and the close relationship between production, remixing and house songwriting.
Moore Kismet ↗
Moore Kismet is listed by Insomniac in Dubstep.
Mport ↗
Mport’s captured release history contains 71 dated entries, spanning June 5, 2017 to August 14, 2026.
Mr. Carmack ↗
Mr.
Mrotek ↗
Mrotek is listed by Insomniac in Hardstyle.
Naomi Luna ↗
The artist’s public profile lists Miami, US as its location.
NGHTMRE ↗
NGHTMRE works at the intersection of trap, heavy bass and song-driven electronic production.
Nikita, the Wicked ↗
Nikita, the Wicked is listed by Insomniac in Experimental Bass.
Noetika ↗
Noetika is listed by Insomniac in Bass.
NotLö ↗
NotLö is a Denver-based producer and DJ originally associated with Greenville, South Carolina.
NTXC ↗
Anime Expo identifies NTXC as an electronic project active since 2015, with DJ sets combining hardstyle, techno and bass music.
NURKO ↗
NURKO is listed by Insomniac in Future Bass.
Octave One ↗
Octave One’s captured release history contains 31 dated entries, spanning January 1, 2000 to August 7, 2026.
ODESZA ↗
ODESZA gives electronic music the scale and pacing of a complete performance world.
Odetari ↗
Odetari’s captured release history contains 68 dated entries, spanning March 15, 2023 to September 9, 2026.
Of The Trees ↗
Of The Trees’s captured release history contains 24 dated entries, spanning January 1, 2013 to June 4, 2026.
OMNOM ↗
OMNOM’s Fo Free in 2018 and Losing Control with Odd Mob in 2023 give the project two clear career reference points.
Party Favor ↗
Party Favor’s Bap U in 2014 provides an early breakthrough reference, while RESET marks a later attempt to give the project a broader personal and musical frame.
Pauline Herr ↗
Pauline Herr’s early solo work established authorship across production, writing and recording.
PEEKABOO ↗
PEEKABOO’s identity centers on groove and the expressive use of space within bass music.
Perry Wayne ↗
Perry Wayne’s history is defined by a clear network of bass labels and collaborators.
Phantom 45 ↗
Phantom 45’s history gives the drum & bass chart a concrete connection to an earlier period of US recorded DJ culture.
Phrva ↗
Phrva is listed by Insomniac in Bass.
Porter Robinson ↗
Porter Robinson’s distinctive contribution is the willingness to let songwriting, personal perspective and electronic production reshape one another.
Primordial Archetype ↗
Primordial Archetype’s co-founding role in Kulture Cru gives the project a concrete connection to Philadelphia’s underground infrastructure.
Pulsatorz ↗
The artist’s public profile lists New York, US as its location.
Quadrant & Iris ↗
Quadrant & Iris gives the drum & bass chart a sustained collaborative identity rooted in Seattle.
Random Movement ↗
Random Movement’s identity centers on soulful, jazz-facing drum & bass and a sustained network of musical partnerships.
Ranger Trucco ↗
Ranger Trucco’s distinction is the combination of producer and vocalist within a house project.
Ravenscoon ↗
Ravenscoon is producer and DJ Paul Conversano, associated with San Francisco in his promoter biography.
Ray Volpe ↗
Ray Volpe’s breakthrough around Laserbeam gives his career a clear reference point, but the broader identity includes both heavy production and his own vocals.
REAPER ↗
REAPER’s leading drum & bass position reflects the project’s ability to bring the genre into the wider American bass circuit.
Rebel Scum ↗
Rebel Scum’s Seattle-based project sits within the contemporary US drum & bass field, with the released catalog providing the clearest guide to its development.
Redrum ↗
Redrum is Tatiana Tindall, whose musical background includes a father who worked as a composer, musician and DJ.
Reid Speed ↗
Reid Speed’s importance to US drum & bass includes the work of connecting other artists to an audience.
RemK ↗
RemK’s history connects a Southern California background with a focused place in the newer trap network.
Resonant Language ↗
Resonant Language’s captured release history contains 8 dated entries, spanning April 20, 2016 to September 4, 2026.
Riot Ten ↗
Riot Ten’s career has a clear turning point in Rail Breaker, following the Sullivan King collaboration Fuck It and his arrival at Dim Mak in 2017.
RL Grime ↗
RL Grime’s position near the top of the trap board reflects an artist identity that extends from individual records to a larger curatorial world.
Rob Gee ↗
Rob Gee is listed by Insomniac in Hardcore.
Robert Hood ↗
Robert Hood’s documented association with minimal techno changes the questions a chart should ask.
ROSSY ↗
ROSSY’s HEAVENS DOOR in 2023 gives her trap identity a clear early statement, supported by a Brownies & Lemonade tour and a subsequent release history that includes RUSH on Monstercat.
Runnit ↗
Runnit’s Baltimore connection gives the project a regional context within the trap field, while Below the Breakers provides an EP-scale reference beyond the individual singles.
RZRKT ↗
RZRKT combines melodic material with heavy bass through a deliberately hybrid production identity.
Said The Sky ↗
Said The Sky is listed by Insomniac in Future Bass.
Sara Landry ↗
Sara Landry is listed by Insomniac in Techno.
Seven Lions ↗
Seven Lions occupies the intersection of melodic songwriting, trance atmosphere and the physical weight of bass music.
Shay De Castro ↗
Shay De Castro is listed by Insomniac in Techno.
Ship Wrek ↗
Ship Wrek’s current duo identity brings together Tripp Churchill and Collin Maguire, whose partnership began in 2019.
Shlump ↗
Shlump is listed by Insomniac in Dubstep.
Shmitty ↗
Shmitty is listed by Insomniac in Techno.
SIDEPIECE ↗
SIDEPIECE brings together Party Favor’s Dylan Ragland and Nitti Gritti’s Ricky Mears in a house-focused partnership.
SIDEQUEST ↗
SIDEQUEST is listed by Insomniac in House.
Skanka ↗
Skanka is listed by Insomniac in Drum & Bass.
Skellytn ↗
Skellytn’s Neurocomputer on Play Me in 2022 gives the project a clear album-scale foundation in neurofunk.
Skrillex ↗
Skrillex’s importance begins with a rare ability to make production technique feel like a musical event.
Skybreak ↗
Skybreak’s documented use of jazz influence within melodic bass gives the profile a more specific identity than melodic production alone.
SLANDER ↗
SLANDER’s identity centers on the meeting point between vulnerable songwriting and the force of bass music.
Slushii ↗
Slushii is listed by Insomniac in Electronic.
Smoakland ↗
Smoakland is listed by Insomniac in Dubstep.
SoDown ↗
The artist’s public profile lists Denver CO as its location.
Softest Hard ↗
Softest Hard is listed by Insomniac in Electronic.
SOHMI ↗
SOHMI’s identity draws together classical piano training, theater studies and her own vocal writing within house and minimal techno.
SOREN ↗
SOREN is the hard-dance project of Los Angeles-based DJ and producer Bryce Sorensen.
Space Laces ↗
Space Laces is a particularly clear case of a producer whose reputation rests on the construction of the music itself.
Stacey Pullen ↗
Stacey Pullen belongs to the second wave of Detroit techno and is also associated with the Kosmik Messenger name.
Steller ↗
Steller is listed by Insomniac in Dubstep.
Steve Aoki ↗
Steve Aoki’s identity combines a touring performer’s instinct for spectacle with a label founder’s appetite for new scenes.
Sub Killaz ↗
Sub Killaz’s San Diego connection places the project within a regional American drum & bass community, while the release history provides a sustained record of production activity.
Submorphics ↗
Submorphics connects soulful drum & bass with hip-hop and a personal relationship to memory.
Subtronics ↗
Subtronics makes detailed bass production part of an immediately recognizable public identity.
Sullivan King ↗
Sullivan King makes the connection between rock and dubstep tangible through his own roles as guitarist, vocalist, songwriter and producer.
Sully ↗
Sully is listed by Insomniac in Dubstep.
sumthin sumthin ↗
sumthin sumthin’s musical background began with instruments and bands before Conrad Woodul moved into electronic production.
Super Future ↗
Super Future is listed by Insomniac in Electronic.
Supertask ↗
The artist’s public profile lists Bend, Oregon as its location.
SVDDEN DEATH ↗
SVDDEN DEATH has developed heavy dubstep into a complete theatrical language.
Synymata ↗
Synymata is Milwaukee bass producer Anthony Gomulka.
TELYKast ↗
TELYKast places vocal connection at the center of its electronic identity.
The Chainsmokers ↗
The Chainsmokers built their identity around the meeting point between electronic production and conversational pop songwriting.
Thought Process ↗
The artist’s public profile lists Denver, US as its location.
Toadface ↗
The artist’s public profile lists The Swamp, US as its location.
Tripp St. ↗
Tripp St.
Trivecta ↗
Trivecta is Tampa producer and songwriter Sam Dobkin.
Truncate ↗
Truncate is listed by Insomniac in Techno.
Tsu Nami ↗
Tsu Nami is listed by Insomniac in Electronic.
Tsuruda ↗
Tsuruda’s documented background joins classical training with experimental hip-hop and electronic production.
TVBOO ↗
TVBOO combines distorted bass production with a public personality that is central to the project’s appeal.
Two Friends ↗
Two Friends makes familiarity and emotional accessibility central to an electronic artist identity.
TYEGUYS ↗
TYEGUYS is a Los Angeles-based hard-dance project comprising two brothers.
TYNAN ↗
TYNAN’s identity centers on dark trap and a deliberate appetite for unusual production choices.
UNIIQU3 ↗
UNIIQU3 is listed by Insomniac in Electronic.
VAMPA ↗
VAMPA began making an impact in Chicago’s bass scene after discovering electronic music during college.
Vastive ↗
Vastive’s background as a metal-band vocalist gives the project’s bass-and-metal combination a concrete personal foundation.
VCTRE ↗
VCTRE’s captured release history contains 33 dated entries, spanning January 29, 2019 to August 7, 2026.
VEIL ↗
VEIL’s progression from spacegeishA and the documented connection to Street Ritual make the artist’s history broader than the newest project name.
Viperactive ↗
Viperactive’s release history connects a contemporary bass identity with vocal and remix-oriented formats.
VLCN ↗
VLCN’s history shows an increasingly explicit connection between heavy production and melodic songwriting.
VNSSA ↗
VNSSA’s career connects an early House of Hustle release in 2018 to a wider network including Dirtybird, Higher Ground and other club-focused labels.
Walker & Royce ↗
Walker & Royce’s identity combines low-end weight, playful vocal writing and a willingness to let house music be eccentric.
Water Spirit ↗
Water Spirit is listed by Insomniac in Hard Dance.
Westend ↗
Westend’s New York background places his house identity in the context of a city where DJ culture and record-making have a close practical relationship.
William Black ↗
William Black is listed by Insomniac in Electronic / Future Bass.
WINK ↗
WINK’s Bay Area project is represented by a distinct contemporary catalog, including STIRCRAZY MIXTAPE and Drown.
Winslow ↗
Winslow brings a musician’s and educator’s perspective into drum & bass.
WonkyWilla ↗
WonkyWilla is listed by Insomniac in Bass.
Wooli ↗
Wooli’s identity depends on the tension between melodic openness and the dense physicality of dubstep and riddim.
Wuki ↗
Wuki is Los Angeles-based producer Kris Barman’s solo project, drawing on Detroit ghettotech and Chicago footwork.
Xan Griffin ↗
Xan Griffin’s captured release history contains 41 dated entries, spanning December 3, 2015 to July 14, 2023.
Xavi ↗
Xavi is listed by Insomniac in Electronic.
YDG ↗
YDG’s identity moves between dubstep and experimental bass, with remixes providing an important route into a wider audience.
YehMe2 ↗
YehMe2 is Josh Young’s solo project following his role in Flosstradamus, giving the artist a clear history before the current name.
yetep ↗
yetep is listed by Insomniac in Future Bass.
Yheti ↗
The artist’s public profile lists Internet, US as its location.
YOOKiE ↗
YOOKiE is the partnership of brothers Anthony and Chris Alfaro, giving the bass project a clear collaborative foundation.
Yosuf ↗
Yosuf is listed by Insomniac in Hard Dance.
Zen Selekta ↗
Zen Selekta is Nicole, an Atlanta artist whose promoter biography highlights her Spanish heritage.
Zingara ↗
Zingara is listed by Insomniac in Trap.