29/10/2026
INTRODUCING OUR DJ’S FOR SATURDAY’S SOLD OUT EVENT🔊:
JD. REID: One of the UK’s most in-demand studio minds, JD. REID has built a reputation as both a
visionary solo artist and a prolific producer. His credits span hit records with Mabel, executive
production for Mahalia, collaborations with Sinead Harnett and Kojey Radical, and remixes for
the likes of Kelela.
Across the past decade, he has released a string of EPs and mixtapes with collaborators
including slowthai, Novelist, George Riley, Ghetts, Ms Banks, Denzel Himself, Biig Piig, Venna,
Hagan, and Odd Future’s Hodgy — each project revealing a new facet of his sound. His
long-running EDITS series, now nine volumes deep, flips carnival classics, grime
instrumentals and club favourites into fresh DJ tools, supported by Joy Orbison, Jyoty, Bicep,
DJ SWISHA, Joe Kay, Ross From Friends and Hudson Mohawke.
As a DJ, JD’s genre-fluid sets have taken him from major stages like Drumsheds, Fabric and
Boiler Room to underground hubs such as Colour Factory and his BABY GRAVY residency at
The Carpet Shop in Peckham.
A fixture on Rinse FM for over ten years, JD has become a trusted voice in UK underground
music while championing new talent. He is also the founder of BABY GRAVY, a club night
spotlighting forward-thinking sounds from both UK and international artists.
From the grime textures of Calibrate to the genre-blurring Tree, the club-driven sometimes i
wonder trilogy, and his recent leaf / outside AA-side, JD continues to evolve with each
release — driven by a vision to bridge the gap between sounds and sonic worlds.
Spicy Velvet 🌶️🎵🔊: Spicy Velvet is a German-Ghanaian, Nottingham based multi-genre DJ, producer, radio host and curator. With performances across the UK and internationally in Thailand, Ghana and Brazil, she blends genres, cultures and sounds to create energetic, unrestricted spaces for self expression. She currently hosts Spicy Sessions, her monthly show on Swing Dash Radio.
𝕾𝖍𝖆𝖒 𝕾𝖙𝖊𝖊𝖑𝖊🔊: Sham Steele is a DJ and producer from Birmingham. He grew up on UK sounds like garage, jungle and grime, then spent a few years living in Toronto, where he picked up a whole lot more. Both cities come through in
