Joy Orbison, one of the most renowned figures in the London club scene, has continuously won praise for both his innovative creations and his captivating DJ sets. His tunes are intensely percussive bangers that combine elements of U.K. garage, techno, house and breakbeat hardcore. They are both suspenseful and uplifting. He made his name with the post-dubstep single "Hyph Mngo," which built gradually and went on to release club smashes including "Ellipsis," "Sicko Cell" and "Swims" (one of many collaborations with Boddika). Jazz, IDM, ambient and hip-hop are combined in more experimental albums like the Slipping EP and the mixtape Still Slipping, Vol. 1, which also includes family recordings.
AKA Peter O'Grady, was exposed to the London dance music scene by his uncle, the founder of the jungle, Ray Keith. He developed his club-friendly style and started releasing music after learning how to DJ in his early teens and starting to make grime instrumentals in his early 20s. His sumptuous, captivating debut single, which debuted on renowned dubstep label Hotflush, became an instant hit and garnered praise from outlets like FACT (who rated it the best track of the year) and Pitchfork. His own Doldrums label issued the singles "J.Doe" and "BB," while Aus Music released The Shrew Would Have Cushioned the Blow EP, which included a remix by Actress. In addition, Orbison created well-received remixes of "Love Cry" by Four Tet and "Video Games" by Lana Del Rey..

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