From remixing Michael Jackson to working with the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra to producing some of Example’s biggest hits… Nero have achieved so much so far it’s difficult to know where to start. Their roots that can be traced back to the early 2000s with drum & bass slammers on Reformed Records but the trio really shot to fame with their dubstep bombs on MTA Records as tracks like Innocence, Me And You and Promises pushed the genre further and further into the popular conscious. Their album Welcome Reality compounded their creative abilities and more than proved their musical might… They’re currently on a full media blackout and total studio lockdown until their follow up album drops later this year. We can’t wait to hear it.

Operating heavyweight bass since 2008, Flux Pavilion has been one of UKF’s most popular artists since UKF launched in 2009… And he remains so to this day. Beyond his raw dancefloor destruction with his muscular production motifs, the Circus Records co-founder’s work has been sampled by Kanye and Jay-Z, featured on major Hollywood blockbuster The Great Gatsby and popular games Need For Speed: Most Wanted and SSX. With remix credits attached to artists as disparate as Jamiroquai and Skrillex, Flux continues to develop the versatility and creativity he exploded on to the scene with six years ago.

First emerging in the mid 2000s on Valve, Bristol heavyweight TC elevated to the premiere league with anthems such as Where's My Money and Deep. He's since gone on to carve a unique path in drum & bass. Fusing elements and flavours from the widest possible corners, and not afraid to get on the mic and sing a little himself, he is truly one of a kind and has been spotted on some of the most respected labels possible from OWSLA to Ram Records.