Christopher Lawrence: Driving trance selections place emphasis on sustained energy and rhythmic focus, with psychedelic influences adding depth to the musical direction.
Electronic Artist Guide
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HypoGeo: Dark psychedelic textures and low-slung rhythms create a heavy, deliberate groove with room for intricate production detail.
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Hypnoise: Energetic rhythms and layered psychedelic leads create a full-on sound with bright detail and sustained dance-floor momentum.
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Halogenix: Detailed percussion and atmospheric production balance speed with restraint, offering a sophisticated route into modern drum and bass.
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Grouch: Progressive grooves, dub influences and unusual bass detail give his music a grounded pulse with a distinctly psychedelic edge.
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GRiZ: Saxophone-led funk and expressive bass production bring warmth and musical personality to a high-energy electronic performance.
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Goose: Melodic songs open into extended improvisation, bringing a live-band conversation into a festival’s wider electronic and psychedelic mix.
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GMS: Direct, energetic rhythms and bold electronic leads connect the project’s long trance history with a forceful festival sound.
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Ganja White Night: Wobbling bass lines and animated musical motifs give the duo a distinctive, characterful approach to dubstep.
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G Jones: Broken rhythms, acid tones and sudden contrasts give his bass music a precise, unsettled quality suited to close listening.
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Freedom Fighters: Progressive momentum and bold production choices create a trance sound that allows spacious grooves and heavier moments to coexist.
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Fatboy Slim: Sample-driven hooks and punchy rhythms make his sets an accessible bridge between classic rave energy and playful dance music.
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Excision: Heavy low-end and tightly synchronized production define a forceful style closely associated with the modern bass-festival scene.
