Few artists have emerged from the recent jungle revival as much as Tim Reaper, whose explosive productions have quickly earned him widespread acclaim. The DJ and label boss of Future Retro London is a lover of everything involving jungle, drum&bass and hardcore. Known for its fast breakbeats, cut-and-paste samples, and roots in London's Caribbean Soundsystem culture, jungle is not for the faint of heart. This music exists in its truest form at its highest volume, when the bass frequencies begin to rattle at your skeleton, and you can feel each burst of pressurized sound go through your hair.

Yung Singh's sound is firmly rooted in UK soundsystem culture. Early influences from his youth around hip-hop, jungle and punjabi sounds later led to a breakthrough of his DJ career at London's leading venues Corsica Studios, Fabric and XOYO. As a core member of leading Asian underground crew Daytimers, Yung Singh is at the forefront of a thriving new scene for the South Asian diaspora - raising awareness of this community and its history within UK dance music is central to this. In the global nightlife scene, he is a DJ at the forefront of the drive for cultural change with a barrage of energetic hardcore, regardless of bpm, genre or location.

Within Utrecht's electronic music scene, Lisa Molle is an indispensable catalyst on multiple levels: as an organizer and curator at venues and festivals around the city and as one of the programmers of Stranded FM. As DJ Latoya, Molle takes that energy with her in the form of future club, footwork, hip-hop, UK garage, dub and breakbeat.