A pioneer of the UK Funky scene Big Man Zest has made big moves in the music scene. His infectious club tune ‘Jump In The Middle & Skank’ sparked his career as an artist. His musical highlights include supporting international artists T-Pain and Ludacris and performing at Wembley Arena.

A multi-talented host and world-renowned multi genre selector, Big Man Zest has an energetic sense of vibrancy, fun, and commanding rapport which have seen him shell a broad range of events, including Matt BBQ’s festival stage.

Dancehall Generals is a multi-genre (open format) Sound, hailing from Bristol city and are a instrumental staple in South-West England's urban music scene, starting off from house parties in the early 2000's and rising to international bookings and festivals.

A collective who’s sole purpose is to spread joy, unity and good energy with every performance, Dancehall Generals have been gracing stages and shelling mics for over 20 years. Outside of clubs, festivals and international bookings, you can catch DJ Mega & Selecta Duck live every Wednesday on SW-Englands #1 radio station Ujima98fm where they host award winning show, ‘Tune n Chill’.

Founder of Rum ‘N’ Bass Japan, DJ Daiky’s passion for Caribbean culture was born from his love for the Matsuri festivals in Japanese culture.

Uncovering Reggae sound systems in his younger years led Daiky to deejaying and global exploration, including Canada and Jamaica, where he discovered a familiar sense of unity, togetherness and love within Caribbean culture that aligned with his own.

5 years in, Rum ‘N’ Bass Japan has solidified itself as the flagship event for Caribbean culture in Tokyo, including the main club event of the annual, Japan Soca Weekender.

International DJ, presenter, and producer DJ Fearney has carved out her space as one of the UK’s most respected music curators. With festival sets from Wireless and Lovebox to Ibiza Rocks and The Empire Awards, her global reach spans New York, Africa, Europe, and the Caribbean. She’s headlined sold-out club nights across the UK, featured in The Metro, The Independent, and ASOS, and was named one of the UK’s top 15 female DJs by Flavour Magazine.

Kicking off her career at iconic club night Rewind, DJ Fearney launched her own tropical bass party by 21 and built a loyal audience through her shows on Phoenix FM and later the legendary DejaVu FM. Known for her high-energy sets and sharp selections, she’s held residencies with Supa Dupa Fly, Rock The Belles, and Rum ‘N’ Bass, and played for brands like BBC 1Xtra, H&M, and Missguided. Now also making waves as a producer, she released her debut instrumental EP Suitcase - cementing her status as a multi-faceted force in music.

DJ JEL, known globally as The Soca Boss, is a Trinidadian DJ and curator with roots in Couva, Central Trinidad. Renowned for his high-energy sets and unexpected selections, JEL brings a fresh take to soca by spotlighting tracks beyond the mainstream. His global footprint spans Japan, Australia, the UK, the US, and the wider Caribbean, where he’s shared stages with icons like Machel Montano, Patrice Roberts, Kes, and Voice.

A true industry trailblazer, DJ JEL has collaborated with Spotify, Apple Music, and Audiomack to amplify Caribbean music worldwide. He’s the programme director for the Soca Channel and curator of Tuff Soca on Sirius XM - the first 100% soca satellite station in the US and Canada. With over 19 million streams across his mix series, three consecutive FETELIST Soca DJ of the Year awards, and fans from North America to Asia, DJ JEL is a driving force in the global rise of soca music.

Jess Bee’s love for music and dance has always run deep. Growing up in a modest household where music was ever-present, her passion blossomed early. After relocating to London in 2014, she immersed herself in the city’s vibrant cultural scene.

Just a year after delving into DJing, Jess Bee’s talent saw her become a resident DJ at the iconic Caribbean-inspired restaurant The Rum Kitchen, quickly followed by gigs at bashment nights, dance battles, private events, and club residencies. Her rising profile has landed Jess Bee major sets - from Jamaica’s legendary Geejam Hotel, to touring Europe with IAMDDB, and opening for artists like Ghali and Guè at venues including Electric Brixton and O2 Academy Islington.

Jus Now are ambassadors of Caribbean Carnival sound and pioneers in the global Bass Music scene. Formed in Bristol in the 2010s by UK producer Sam Interface and Trinidadian multi-instrumentalist and vocalist Keshav, their blend of Soca, Dancehall, and UK club sonics has shaped a bold, percussive sound that’s both rooted and revolutionary. Grammy and Caribbean Music Award-nominated, they’ve helped redefine Soca for over a decade with club anthems like “Tun Up”, “Big Bad Soca” and “Truck on D Road”, while leaving a lasting mark on UK dance culture.

In 2025, they won the Chutney Soca Monarch alongside Machel Montano. With Sam now focused on production, Jus Now’s live show has expanded into a powerhouse quartet with UK/Jamaican artist Serocee and Trinidadian DJ Blasé Vanguard — lighting up stages from Glastonbury to Tomorrowland and beyond.

Hailing from South London, power duo, Kash & Pharaoh (BBC 1Xtra), take their DJ and Presenting skills across the country and overseas to bring fun and hype to dancefloors and festivals alike.

Regular broadcasters, as well as event connoisseurs Kash & Pharaoah together, bring an eclectic mix of juggling and bants to every event they touch including Rottotom Festival, City Splash, Notting Hill Carnival, Rampage, Faded and as Shabba Party residents.

South London-born DJ and audio engineer Nassen draws from his rich heritage of Mauritian and Jamaican roots to craft a sound deeply rooted in Black cultural expression. His musical journey began in the church, where rhythm and spirit fused into a lifelong love for sound. Today, he is the driving force behind Zaiaharts - the UK’s leading Afro-Caribbean dance and wellness company - blending music, movement, and community into one vibrant offering.

From intimate club nights to global stages hosting crowds of up to 500,000, Nassen has built a reputation for energetic, soulful sets that transcend borders. His work celebrates diversity, vitality, and cultural pride, bringing people together through the power of rhythm. With a background as rich as his sound, Nassen continues to amplify the essence of Black cultural arts through every beat he drops.

Having solidified her reputation as a a go-to DJ for unforgettable nights worldwide, Rae Dee is equally adept at igniting dancefloors with pulsating beats, or creating an intimate groove-filled atmosphere - whatever sets the scene.

Tour DJ for artists Jords and Goldlink, Rae regularly plays at events such as RnB & Slowjams, Iffy FM and Headtops as well as various festivals across Europe including Reading, Leeds, Boomtown, Frontline and Boardmasters where she effortlessly blends an eclectic mix of genres, including Soca, House, Dancehall, Hip Hop and R&B.

Renowned for her open and fluid approach to music, Rae Dee’s sets are a celebration of rhythm and culture, captivating audiences with her energy and versatility.

A passionate Jamaican and staunch advocate for building legacy and preserving tradition for the next generation, Serocee embodies the spirit of Caribbean carnival.

A connoisseur of premium rums and the founder of Rum 'N' Bass, Serocee recognises the nuances of each culture's carnival and how they feed into the uniqueness of London’s Notting Hill Carnival.

With a recording and performing career spanning almost 2 decades, Red Bull Culture Clash Winner (Team Mixpak) Serocee, has graced global stages, including Glastonbury, Parklife, Rototom, Boomtown, Tramlines, Exit, Fuji Rock Festivals, Trinidad + Jamaica + St. Vincent + Toronto, Notting Hill Carnivals.