Lally:

Fast becoming a recognised name within the realms of dance music, up-and-coming DJ and producer Lally is amongst the wave of fresh talent currently coursing through the scene. Though relatively new to the drum & bass circuit, Lally has been honing his skills as a musician over the past few years with his soul-infused productions and carefully curated DJ sets.

A turning point and moment of accreditation for Lally was being invited down to the Rinse FM studios when he was just 17 to put together a guest mix for the legendary electronic music tastemaker Oneman who frequently championed some of Lally’s earliest productions. From there onwards Lally began playing sets up and down the country, spanning some prestigious locations including London’s Ministry of Sound and Brixton Jamm, Wire in Leeds, The Forum in Hatfield and Reading’s 3sixty. From his day one sets to now, Lally has supported the likes of Hybrid Minds, Shy FX, S.P.Y, Flava D, Randall, DJ Hazard and more.

With his first official label release ‘All The Time’ landing on Soulvent Records in 2021 seeing support from liquid-funk legends including Makoto and BCee, Lally has since had a two-track release on Archway Records ‘Who We Are / Take Me’ which garnered the approval from jungle pioneer Doc Scott as well as Flava D who included it in her DNB60 mix on BBC Radio 1, as well as two releases on the infamous imprint Hospital Records. ‘Hustlin’’ was the first to be released on the south London label as part of their ‘Future Symptoms Vol. 2’ VA EP release, and was selected by the one and only LSB to be included in his Space Age mix series alongside microphone champion DRS, alongside receiving plays from the likes of Etherwood and Hugh Hardie. More recently, Lally has teamed up with top-tier selector Lens on his first ever collaborative production ‘Love The Way’, which is out now as part of Lens’ self-selected ‘Hospital Mixtape’ LP and has already received spins from René LaVice on BBC Radio 1 and Fred V & Mollie Collins on Kiss FM.

The future looks bright for Lally, with his forthcoming 4-tracker - the ‘Blue Razz Lemonade’ EP set to land on Soulvent in September later this year, featuring collaborations with Finnish-producers Askel & Elere alongside Milton Keynes vocalist Reico Vibes

IYRE:

IYRE is a Drum and Bass producer/DJ with a flair for deep, liquid and techy aspects in DNB.

Having released multiple EPs and singles on label imprints such as Hospital Records, Goldfat Records, Soulvent Records, UKF, Fokuz Recordings, and Pilot Records UK, IYRE is considered as a force to reckon with in the global and South Asian Drum and Bass arena.

Features on UKF, DJ Mag, mixmag, Drum&BassArena, Skankandbass, The Ticketfairy, Liquicity, Data Transmission, BBC Radio 1 UK, Reprezent Radio, Trax Magazine and many more.

Nominated for the "best newcomer" category at Drum&BassArena awards 2021.

Listed at the top 22 Breakthrough DJs list for 2022 by Mixmag UK.

Winslow:

Hospital Records’ latest addition to the family hails from across the pond, flying the flag for the US drum & bass family. Producer, DJ, multi-instrumentalist, composer, music teacher and tea enthusiast Winslow, based out of St. Louis, Missouri, has quickly affirmed himself as 2021’s ‘one to watch’. With previous releases on staple imprints including Spearhead, Soulvent, Goldfat, Pilot and Hospital Records, Winslow’s meticulous attention to detail, strong penchant for forward-thinking melodies and his unique rhythmic identity have seen him turn plenty of heads over the past year as he gained the early seal of approval from scene tastemakers including Mitekiss, Mr Porter and London Elektricity.

In 2013, Winslow began exploring his relationship with drum & bass through his love for video games and experimenting with production a couple of years prior. Since then he has delved into the vast plethora of the genre’s different styles which has become evident throughout his own productions. From his deep and dark steppers on his ‘Mad Flavours’ EP released on Soulvent earlier this year, to the liquid-funk masterpiece remix of Nu:Tone’s ‘Tides (feat. Lea Lea)’ which came out on the celebratory ‘H25PITAL’ compilation in March. It’s safe to say that Winslow has proved himself as a versatile artist with the ability to put his signature stamp on anything he makes. With frequent support from UKF, Spotify editorial playlists and some of the top heads in drum & bass, the start of Winslow’s journey is shaping up to be fruitful.

Winslow’s healthy selection of releases have garnered support from drum & bass staples like High Contrast, Mitekiss, Nu:Tone, Workforce, and Degs. Aside from music production Winslow also creates content for his popular Youtube channel that delves deeper into his creative technique, thought processes and influences. From playing in orchestras from the age of eight, Winslow’s lifelong arsenal of musical training has translated across into his drum & bass career, seeing him bag a spot on UKF’s ‘Future Vision’ livestream as well as a set at Hospitality Weekend In The Woods in Beckenham Place Park this September. As Hospital Records excitedly welcome Winslow to the family, don’t sleep on him. This is only the beginning!