Line-up Boiler Pukkelpop 2025

Born in Belgium, Samm got fascinated with electronic music and vinyl and started DJing and producing at a young age. After a decade of building a strong reputation as a producer, Samm’s solo project saw the light of day. His music provides a warm and feel-good blend of melodic techno and afro-house with a touch of soul. His debut single ‘Does It Matter’ received support from big names like CamelPhat, Keinemusik and Adriatique and he is on his way to become one of today’s most sought-after DJ/Producers.

Kenny Montana, The Moustache from Ghent & discojockey-par-excellence, continues to ride the wave of Disco and Electronic Music. As founder of 'Studio A aire', Kenny is a well known face in front of and behind DJ booths in the nightlife scene. He shared stages with DJ Boring, Miss Kittin, David Vunk, Roi Perez, Phase Fatale, Tjade, John Talabot, Daria Kolosova, Doppelgang and many more heroes. Trademark: creating a unique blend that gets the crowd moving and grooving — from Italo to Electro to Disco to House, as long as it sounds SEXY! PS: Kenny loves you, but he has chosen la discotheque...

Portex, Crispy acid influences taken into a modern form, yet ultimately recognizable. Placing his own identity into techno music time and time again. Vibrant leads, combined with nasty acid stabs and authentic 303 base lines make his style a very recognizable trait. Within his early career Portex already had the support from big artists in the techno scene such as Charlotte De Witte, Amelie Lens, Ki/Ki, Pan-Pot, Patrick Mason, Ida Engberg, VTSS, Lilly Palmer, Joyhauser, Yves Deruyter, Amber Broos and many more... If you’re in for a blend of techno, trance & acid, you are in the right place!

Ever since Nina was just a little girl, music and dancing have always been her biggest passion in life. Her huge variety in dancing to all kinds of styles went from hiphop to ballet to latin.. No wonder she decided to become an allround dj! Deephouse, house, r&b, dancehall, moombathon, dance, edm,.. You name it, she loves playing it! And so does the crowd! She has that unique gift to transmit her endless energy and enthusiasm to any living creature that passes her by and sees her behind the decks.You immediately notice that she's a very sociable young woman who knows her way around in life. That’s how her parents raised her and she’s very grateful for that! She quitted her modeling career for a higher purpose: MUSIC! Nina’s biggest drive in life is watching YOU having the time of your life and knowing it’s because of HER! She’s a little daredevil and she loves reflecting that in her sets.Trust us when we say, she NEVER leaves a dj set unnoticed! A true pleasure to watch but be aware, her crazy spirit is infectious! Her name might be black.. Her musical talent will color your world for sure!

Maak kennis met Omdat Het Kan & Average Rob: de ultieme Belgische cocktail van chaos, energie en keiharde beats. Met DJ & muzikale alleskunner Omdat Het Kan en MC & creatieve duizendpoot Average Rob, brengen ze een muzikale rollercoaster waarin geen genre of hit veilig is. Van nostalgische goldies en popklassiekers tot snoeiharde drum-‘n-bass, hardstyle en technoknallers: alles kan, alles mag.When the lights go off and the intro starts playing, you better put on your seatbelt and hold tight. Because Omdat Het Kan& Average Rob will bring you on a pretty wild ride called "alles kapot".

Kwijt Trek System sluit hun glorieuze verhaal af waar het thuishoort: in een kolkende Boiler Room. 12 jaar lang trokken ze aan de touwtjes in de Limburgse en later Vlaamse partyscene: Geflipte visuals, overstuurde classics en zero shame. Van Britney tot gabber, van eurotrance tot clouseau: alles kon, zolang het maar niet normaal was. Op donderdag 14 augustus 2025 nemen ze afscheid met een laatste, allesomvattende set. Eén groot feest, één laatste uitbarsting. De vergetelheid in. KTS logt uit.

De druk neemt toe! Dit Hasseltse DJ-collectief wist al meermaals het grondgebied doen daveren. Naast de uitverkochte evenementen brengen ze ook achter de draaitafels een stevige blend van Hard House en groovy Trance met Speed- en UK-Garage, kortom alle benodigde ingrediënten om de benen aan het dansen te krijgen. 

Alycia Bezgo is an emerging talent in the electronic music scene, known for her passion and innovative approach. Based in Brussels, she skillfully blends the driving rhythms of hard groove, techno, and trance to create engaging performances that resonate with audiences. Her musical journey began in childhood, influenced by her father, a former DJ. This early exposure sparked her interest in music, leading her to explore various genres and develop her unique style. Since 2023, she has actively refined her mixing skills and embraced opportunities to grow as an artist.Alycia’s sets are characterized by groovy vibes and high energy. Drawing inspiration from the nostalgic sounds of the '90s, she incorporates familiar elements that connect with listeners. With a talent for intertwining danceable beats, Alycia creates an energetic environment that appeals to both new and seasoned fans. She has performed at notable venues such as HOR, Mondo disko and Hangar. Each performance demonstrates her ability to read the crowd and tailor her sets for maximum impact.

The young DJ, Producer, Label Head, and Party Starter Franck is here for a party and he's not messing about. After transitioning into his new techno alias around the beginning of 2021 he has gone on to do great things and put Scottish techno firmly back on the map!Starting out, he released a slew of self-releases with notable tracks including Dread, Get Down and Magnolia Tool, all racking up hundreds of thousands of streams each. He then collaborated with fellow Scottish producer AISHA to release Helfy Rapid EP, with each track receiving a great response. However, it wasn't until his most recent release that he would be propelled to stardom. Signed to the German outfit R-Label Group, his Hear The Sound EP has taken the techno world by storm. The lead and title track has been played by the biggest DJs in the game including Charlotte de Witte, Shlomo, VTSS, Somewhen, KI/KI, Kobosil and Cera Khin just to name a few. Every one of the four tracks in the EP has taken a spot in Beatports Hard Techno Top 20 with Hear The Sound claiming the number one spot and in its first week, the release amassed a quarter of a million streams across platforms. With his followers multiplying each day, it's safe to say Franck has promoted himself into the big leagues with the potential techno EP of the year.On top of DJ'ing and Producing, he runs the event series and record label Carouse. Having hosted some of the top DJs in the world and had several releases over the years, Franck has a lot more planned with Carouse in both functions. The leg work was most certainly completed in 2022 and 2023 looks set to be his breakout year as gigs and festivals around the world are already being booked in! What's next, we will just need to wait and see!

Gigolo means Playboy, but the word originally derives from the ancient French “Gigole” which used to mean Dancing Woman. This makes DJ Gigola both, a dancing woman and a playboy. Where others see tension and contradiction, DJ Gigola sees a chance for creation. In her playful way of breaking down boundaries, she hits the Zeitgeist of a generation that continuously transforms and recontextualises seemingly fixed concepts and stereotypes. As a result, both her sets and productions are quint-essentially genre-fluid. Her critically acclaimed cutting edge releases take a hybrid approach, successfully blending boundaries between Dance and Pop music. On a night out, you might hear DJ Gigola mix Madonna out of an old Bonzai record and back into Surgeon all within 5 minutes. Her sets are enigmatic and reflect a natural sense of curiosity – eager to explore, she does not shy away from experimenting. As playful as DJ Gigola’s selection may seem, however, she rigorously weaves together seemingly disperse tracks with one common thread: rhythm. She experiences music primarily through the rhythmic structure emergent from patterns of percussion rather than layers of melodic harmonies. This deep understanding for rhythm and groove, combined with her multi-facetted knowledge of music and curious audacity to try new things makes DJ Gigola one of the most exciting DJs to experience on a dance floor. 

A mysterious luminary within Berlin’s pulsating club scene, horsegiirL stands as a revered DJ and producer, her identity veiled by the mystique of her horse mask. Behind this veil, a series of viral hits such as ‘My Barn My Rules,’ and ‘My Little White Pony’ come to life, seamlessly blending the contours of future-pop with the rhythm of techno club traditions. Unveiling her sonic manifesto through the debut EP ‘Farm Fantasies’ in 2022 and her track ‘starsiigns’, horsegiirL is redefining the musical landscapes. She represents a new wave of electronic artists that prioritise the fun and kitschy, that counters the more serious approach that often permeates the electronic music scene. Boasting a staggering 20 million global streams, and over 41,000 sales in the UK alone, horsegiirL has solidified her presence as a force to be reckoned with. Her music has resonated strongly in key streaming markets, including the UK, US, Germany, Australia, and the Netherlands.Her singles have seen remarkable success on various Spotify Viral charts, claiming the top spot on six different charts, including those in the UK, Ireland, Australia, Denmark, New Zealand, and Lithuania. Her influence has extended across the globe, with appearances on more than 20 viral charts worldwide.horsegiirL’s work has been featured prominently in curated playlists, amassing millions of followers. Notable inclusions range from Dance Rising (2 million followers) to Massive Dance Hits (1.3 million followers), and Summer Hits UK 2023 (700,000 followers), among others. Her impact on the Apple Music Electronic Chart in the UK is evident, peaking at an impressive #30.horsegiirL’s tracks have garnered significant attention on a multitude of flagship playlists across various territories, including danceXL (13 territories, including the US), Glitch (5 territories, including the UK and US), Electronic Pop (5 territories, including the US), and the Jax Jones Playlist (5 territories, including the UK and US). Additionally, her music has found its way into numerous other influential Amazon playlists such as Viral Hits, XLR8, Sounds Of Summer, Dance UK, Fresh Dance, Club Rules, and Nectar.In the realm of radio, horsegiirL has received substantial support, with their tracks receiving 943 spins and amassing an impressive 14.2 million impressions. Notably, they've been championed by BBC Radio 1, with 44 spins across shows like Danny Howard, Jeremiah Asiamah, Dance Anthems, and Party Anthems, to name a few. The impact of her music extends beyond streaming and radio, with a substantial presence on Shazam. Her tracks have been tagged an impressive 327,000 times globally, and have peaked at #9 on the Shazam Dance Chart, as well as #23 on the Shazam UK Top 200. In the US, she’s secured the #9 spot on the Shazam US Dance Chart. horsegiirL has also made a significant mark in the realm of social media, with TikTok users creating over 170,000 videos featuring her music, which collectively garnered over a billion views. Her influence hasn't gone unnoticed in the media either, with features in reputable publications such as i-D and Dazed. Furthermore, she’s showcased her talents with a Mixmag DJ Mix, further solidifying her position as a notable figure in the electronic music world.

Duality has always been key for clubland’s cupids DJ HEARTSTRING. Whether it’s their balance between melancholy and euphoria, the way in which the German duo bring pop bangers to the dancefloor, or their crossover appeal that makes them equally as at home on big festival stages as playing Berghain, producers, DJs and songwriters Leo and Jonas have always played to each other’s strengths. However, long before they became globe-touring artists with tens of millions of streams who can turn a Berlin corner shop into a tiny rave (with the help of pop icons Sugababes), they were two friends making music for fun. Growing up in a small village without a clubbing scene, Leo instead discovered EDM and artists like Deadmau5 by playing the video game DJ Hero and, aged 16, seeing Netsky perform at a festival. Watching everyone there dancing to his music made Leo think it must be the best feeling on earth. Inspired, he asked his parents for a set of turntables and later received Fruity Loops as a Christmas present. After a six-month music production course, Leo moved to Berlin, found its techno scene and was introduced to city native Jonas who, formerly a fan of alternative rock and German hip-hop, was a regular at renowned underground clubs Magdalena and Tresor. Having been introduced to electronic music via Paul Kalkbrenner’s movie ‘Berlin Calling’, he got into production and was throwing open air parties with friends; alongside one pal, Jonas was booked to DJ a small 18-plus party when they were just 16. After several years of hanging out, it wasn’t until clubs closed in 2020 that Leo and Jonas started messing around making tunes together – though, crucially, they didn’t put pressure on themselves. Realising they could do everything using just a laptop, they bounced onto the scene in 2021 with their Trance Dance Music (TDM) sound. With a generation of new fans hungry for increased BPMs, the pair - who came up with their artist moniker after brainstorming the most cliché, cheesy, trance-sounding names possible - quickly found their hard-and-fast primed audience. Keeping their faces obscured from social media in the early days also made clear that, while they might not take themselves too seriously, it’s all about the music. When venues reopened, the duo’s euphoric yet emotionally-charged hits and high-energy nostalgia-tinged DJ sets - which typically feature unreleased tunes, tracks by like-minded artists and a big hands-in-the-air Coldplay moment - not only made them stand out from the crowd, but proved a tonic for ravers ready to let loose post-pandemic. Leo and Jonas have similarly made up for lost time: in 2024, they played Japan, Europe and America, and went viral with their Boiler Room Melbourne set; this year, they’ll make their Thailand/southeast Asia debut, head to South America for the first time, play a string of festivals and tour North America. Despite such a packed schedule, artistic evolution remains key for the duo whose next EP, the emotion-filled ‘You Are The Sun, I Am The Sky’, is the result of the pair locking themselves away in an Airbnb in the German countryside. Doing nothing except making music (and eating frozen pizzas) resulted in a four-track collection of loved-up dancefloor heaters. Ravey opener‘Emotion Overload’ not only gets the party popping but truly lives up to the intensity of its name, embodying the duo’s hard trance sound as synths build to a huge earworm hook before the whole thing explodes with untamed elation. ‘Last Time Under Purple Skies’ is sure to have strangers hugging, eyes-closed, beneath neon strobes, and peak-time pumper ‘Green Wide Open’ is a surefire bet for this year’s summer anthem thanks to its Ibiza-ready hedonism. Bringing the EP to a close, the comparatively reflective ‘Stay Awake’ is destined to soundtrack that moment before the club light’s come back on – one last rush before the end of the night. To celebrate its release, DJ HEARTSTRING will play their biggest show to date in February: a Valentine’s Day rave at London’s 3,000-capacity Camden Roundhouse that’s likely to get tears falling on the dancefloor, and plenty of calls to ex-partners. Encapsulating the pair’s live, laugh, love vibe perfectly, Jonas has the last word: “we just want people to feel something!”

In a scene choked by formulae, we need voices that cut through the noise to present something unapologetically true and devoutly non-conformist. In his singular path as an artist, I Hate Models swerves standardised structures and instead focuses on emotional response. The energy of club music serves as a vessel for his own feelings and a tool to manipulate others with. The spectrum of moods expressed – in his productions, DJ sets and on his label Disco Inferno – veers from nostalgia and passion to loneliness, melancholia and brutality, often juxtaposing darkness and light in the same pulse as anauthentic conduit of his own artistic self-assessment. On his journey thus far, IHM has released music on labels ranging from Arts to Perc Trax, who carried his 2019 album L’Âge Des Métamorphoses. He’s also remixed artists such as Depeche Mode, while his monster edit of the track 'Toro' has taken the world by storm. It's a fitting clarion call for the relentless rush of monolithic gigs he undertakes, headlining monumental global festivals such as Ultra and EDC as a top-billing emblem for the bleeding edge of hard dance and its legions of worldwide devotees. At every turn, his disregard for expectations and conventions has resulted in dynamic, ambitious music that feasts on the flesh of techno, industrial and trance without ever becoming beholden to one source. Within the microcosm of one track, the energy can shift from bruising rhythm to swooning ambience and back again – cascades of pearlescent melody giving way to shards of sheet metal, thunderous percussion offset by softly sculpted sine waves. Unafraid of reinventing himself, he'll lean into stylistics shifts like the boldly emotive Forever Melancholia EP and make them a natural part of his artistic arc. That the further adventures of I Hate Models feel entirely open-ended is completely by design – generic constriction is the enemy of genuine catharsis.

Jeroen Delodder is al dik twintig jaar DJ en al meer dan tien jaar de stem en het gezicht van de elektronische muziek op Studio Brussel. Met de breedste collectie van de Belgische dancescene mixt hij onverwoestbare anthems van vroeger aan het hipste gerief van nu. De vibe is belangrijker dan het genre, al kan je in veel verleidelijke vormen rekenen op een degelijke dosis house, disco en techno.Veel elektronische muziek, dat is zeker. Maar Jeroen beperkt zich niet tot één sound: als het goed is, is het goed. Zonder regels kiest hij voor elk moment en elke plaats de juiste nummers. Hij speelt altijd voor het publiek en toch selecteert hij niet op basis van streamingcijfers of logaritmes: generische glijers staan op andere sticks. Jeroen kiest en deelt zijn muziek vanuit het hart, de buik en de heupen. Op gevoel: want genres doen er niet toe. Na meer dan twee decennia in de meest uiteenlopende DJ booths kan hij als geen ander verschillende crowds lezen.Zijn sets noemt hij we-time. Samen met het publiek. Vriendschappen voor het leven of voor even. Sta je bij Jeroen op de dansvloer, dan hoor je toekomstmuziek en krijg je tegelijk souvenirs te horen uit muziektijden die je niet zelf lijkt te hebben meegemaakt. Momenten voor altijd en onvergetelijk in het nu.Jeroen is de vaste afsluiter op de slotdag van Extrema Outdoor en draaide al (meer dan) drie keer op al deze festival- en clubpodia: Fuse, Wecandance, Paradise City, Kompass Klub, T omorrowland, Lokerse Feesten, Rock Werchter, Ostend Beach, Charlatan en Bonnefooi. Een kleurrijke karavaan van plaatsen waar in 2024 nog heel wat nieuws bij kwam: Jeroen maakte dat jaar zijn debuut op Pukkelpop (Closing Set in de Boiler) en speelde voor het eerst op Campo Solar en op Dranouter (Closing Set). In 2024 mocht hij ook voor het eerst zijn eigen Disco Donderdag-podium hosten op Tomorrowland.Jeroen komt met dancetracks uit het piepjonge heden of het donkergrijze verleden. Maar net zo goed wordt hij de verrassende DJ-entertainer die met smaak een verrassende all round party set draait: van een 8 uur durende set op het strand bij de surfclub tot een uitverkochte all night long set in Het Leienpaleis in Antwerpen, van de gekke 24u non stop DJ-set op Studio Brussel tot de after van de after van La Rocca op 1 januari. Kleine intieme privé parties, trouwfeesten in Rusland en op Ibiza, de toren van de Vlasmarkt tijdens de Gentse Feesten of een vinyl only set voor een selecte groep van Louis Vuitton-klanten: Jeroen draait overal waar de muziek hem brengt. Van Kroatië (Dimensions Festival) tot Eindhoven (Pixl Club) en van Barcelona (Off Sonar) tot London (xoyo club) en, dichter bij je bedje, van Alken tot Koksijde.

Team DAMP is Belgium's leading dancehall sensation, born from a deep-rooted tradition of Jamaican culture. With a profound love for classic Jamaican Dancehall and Reggae on one hand, and a passionate embrace of modern dancehall trends on the other, Team DAMP bridges the best of both worlds. They are also the creative masterminds behind the renownedBomboclat Festival in Belgium.Over the past years, the duo has released groundbreaking tracks featuring icons like Busy Signal, Charly Black, Million Stylez, Bay-C, and Jahyanai. And they’re keeping the momentum going in 2025 with upcoming collaborations with artists such as T.O.K., Suku Ward, Lanae, Busy Signal and Charly Black. Backed by prominent labels like Basshall, Flex Up Records, andEvidence Music, you know they’re delivering quality.

Hailing from Limburg (Belgium), HYALYTE is known as a true genre-bending expert, combining international sounds. UK Garage, Trance, Hiphop, Baile Funk, Breaks … This guy makes it look so easy. If you watch Boiler Room sets, you will come across multiple HYALYTE edits and remixes, being played by the biggest artists. His tracks are being supported by Fred Again, Skrillex, Hudson Mohawke, Baauer, DJ Snake and manymore.Get ready for pure nostalgia wrapped in alternative paper, HYALYTE will be remembered as the highlight of the night.

Simula has been writhing around in the depths of electronic music since 2015, and continues to push his gritty and dark sound forward into the void. Combining elements of jungle, jump up, and a variety of styles from the soundsystem culture, Simula pushes forward his own flavour of evil drum & bass. 

Tasmanian born, Perth Raised, Gold-Coast based Australian Christian Benson aka LUUDE is an exciting act in the middle of a global breakout moment. An artist who is consistently evolving and finding success across multiple endeavors. After bursting onto the scene in Australia with a series of remixes and original tracks that amassed millions of streams, LUUDE quickly took hold of the local club circuit, becoming an in-demand name for all promoters off the back of hard ticket sales. That constantly forward thinking take on dance music has now connected with the world outside of Australia in a big way - with back to back global hits in “Big City Life” and “Down Under” Luude has cemented himself as one of the scene's rising stars.

A globally renowned DJ and producer, Netsky has become a leading figure in the Drum & Bass scene, captivating audiences from Coachella to Glastonbury. In 2017, he launched his Netsky & Friends brand, headlining Tomorrowland's Mainstage and curating stages across Europe. With four studio albums featuring collaborations with Lil Wayne and David Guetta, plus remixes for Dua Lipa and Ed Sheeran, his sound has earned him numerous accolades, including being the highest-ranked Drum & Bass DJ in DJ Mag's Top 100. His 2020 album Second Nature led to sold-out Glasshouse shows, and in 2023, he continued to push boundaries with his hit single Barricades featuring Rita Ora.

Flavour Drop is one of the newest faces of Studio Brussels! As a permanent value of the StuBru family, he’s been impressing audiences at Rock Werchter and the StuBru Snowcase for several years. He brings an energetic mix of hip-hop, drum & bass, rock, and even the occasional reggae classic, spreading good vibes only. Besides his radio career, Flavour Drop played at lots of major Belgian Festivals in the summer of 2024: Tomorrowland, Suikerrock and even the mainstage of Maanrock & Campo Solar. But maybe the biggest highlight of his career was closing down the fully packed famous Boiler Room of Pukkelpop with a three hour set. For Flavour Drop, diversity is key! With his heavier drum & bass side, he smashed the mainroom of Kompass Club in May, while during the summer, he unleashed his tropical sweetness at stages like Afro-Latino Festival and Polé Polé Gentse Feesten.With his own concept, Flavãsoul, he has been a regular guest at the Ghent dance hotspot Charlatan since 2022. Additionally, with this concept, he has filled the stage at Polé Polé for three consecutive years and even has a stage at Tomorrowland in 2025! The ingredients for a FlavãSoul night can be found in the tropical higher regions, along with Flavour Drop’s infectious energy! On stage, you'll find him alongside hype man MC Rim, ramping up the excitement even more.

Bisoux is a young DJ known for her impeccable track selection and high-energy sets. Based in Antwerp, she has carved out a unique space in the scene with her signature blend of euphoric trance, hard house and hard groove. With performances at Club Vaag, Zonnewende, Ampere and many more, Bisoux is quickly becoming a force to be reckoned with within the trance community.

Prinsezy is a rising DJ and producer based in Genk, Belgium. Known for blending genres like UK Garage, (Hard) House, Speed Garage, and a touch of (euro)Trance, He delivers high-energyvsets that showcase his innovative mixing skills.Since October 2022, Prinsezy has been on a mission to rebrand the nightlife scene in his hometown (Genk). Teaming up with DJ Jewels, he co-founded Soirée Cité, injecting fresh energy into Genk’s club culture.In addition to his impressing impact he already made, Prins’ also performed at major events like Pukkelpop (Boiler Room) and Garnizoen, sharing lineups with world-famous talents such as Malugi and Benwal, further cementing and capitalizing his reputation as a dynamic force in the music scene.

Girls Don’t Sync are an all-female group of DJs, producers and curators who are bringing much needed inclusivity and energy to underrepresented dancefloors worldwide.Matty Chiabi, Sophia Violet, Hannah Lynch and G33 came together to form Girls Don’t Sync in summer 2021, and exploded onto the scene soon after with one of the most-watched Mixmag Lab’s of the year.Their fresh take on UKG, house and bass has made them a must-see act at the likes of Glastonbury, Boomtown, Parklife, Lost & Found and many more this year, winning fans around the world for their boundless energy and the unforgettable atmosphere they create with each performance.In an era of feminine resurgence, Girls Don’t Sync are inspiring a new generation of dance music fans and becoming leaders of their scene.

Leave the drama at the door - you're entering the feel-good zone with MALUGI - aka 'The Happiest Man in Dance Music'. But don't let that infectious smile fool you - beneath it all, there's a shrewd powerhouse ready to tear any club apart without hesitation. MALUGI found his inimitable niche in energized, UK-infused house music, powered by the punch of dance floor productions and just the right dosage of mass appeal. His relentless creative force made him tour the globe, drew support from Gerd Janson to Tiësto, reached millions of streams on his original productions, and resulted in not one but two viral Boiler Rooms in 2024, which got Happy-Mania rolling for good. Looking into the future, the mission stays the same: bringing fun into club music – just the scale is constantly growing. Whether it's his upcoming USA Tour, his anticipated collaboration with Interplanetary Criminal, his remix for Blessed Madonna's and Clementine Douglas' mega hit 'Happier' or his expected mixes for DJ Mag and BBC Radio 1 – it's all smiles, no breaks. 

Breakthrough UK artist Sammy Virji has swiftly made his mark on the electronic music space, proving to be both a pioneer and innovator of the UKG renaissance. Over the last eight years, he’s crafted an ever-growing discography and unmissable live show which has propelled him to the forefront of the dance music space.The last 12 months have been nothing short of exceptional for Sammy following the release of his iconic single ‘Shella Verse’ with Flowdan and seeing unprecedented growth following his viral DJ Mag stream. Fresh oM his sizzling new record ‘If U Need It’ and the remix of Unknown T’s ‘Goodums’, the exponential growth of his fanbase shows no sign of slowing down and a great testament to several years of hard graft on the live circuit. Now, Sammy truly is one of the hottest artists in dance music as he continues to pioneer UKG to the wider world whilst also continuing his evolve his own sound with the signature Sammy production.