As a driving force behind the global jazz revival, legendary DJ, curator, and radio host Gilles Peterson blends genres without boundaries and has been shaping musical tastes for years through Brownswood, Worldwide FM, and his influential show on BBC Radio 6 Music.

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Daddy G and Don Letts unite two generations of British bass culture—spanning punk, reggae, and sound-system roots to the revolutionary trip-hop of Massive Attack—celebrating a musical legacy that resonates to this day.

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The duo comprising singer Liv.e and drummer-producer Karriem Riggins blends hip-hop, neo-jazz, and R&B with playful ease and extraordinary chemistry. They have just released their debut album, The Pleasure Is Yours.

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Inspiriert von Ethio-Jazz und amharischer Tradition schlägt das Duo ZENA eine Brücke zwischen Jazz, Folk und Beatmaking und verleiht dem Ganzen eine zeitgenössische Londoner Note – rau, soulful und synthetisch, während es eine reiche musikalische Tradition selbstbewusst neu interpretiert.

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Their album Seismo transforms the architecture of a museum into a constantly shifting web of bleeps, pads, field recordings, and inventive percussion—at once dense and airy, and in constant motion.

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Opek’s third album, Trafo, blends hazy hip-hop grooves with deep jazz, drawing inspiration from Japan, Brazil, and the USA. At once laid-back and hard-hitting, it is tailor-made for basement clubs and rhythmic head-nodding.

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Kiana Li has injected new energy into drum & bass with futuristic, psychedelic productions and razor-sharp DJ sets. From Hong Kong to Bristol and Utrecht, her uncompromising sound has earned her recognition from Metalheadz and a steadily growing fanbase.

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