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Ashton is a genre-blurring DJ and producer known for crafting bass-driven, melody-rich tracks that fuse house, garage, and dnb with unexpected textures from around

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Hard Ballet residents FM Arlo and Jacksa lurk in the shadowy areas of techno and bass music. Their b2bs weave low slung weight, sideways

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Jonesy Wales is a DJ, Producer and MC with over a decade of experience that includes regular appearances at Glastonbury, Boomtown, Shambala and Womad,

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K-LONE is a UK based producer and DJ making everything from dance music to home-listening records. His eclectic DJ style blends House records, Techno,

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Jimmy Benton, aka “That’s It”, is back to shut down The Reflex for another year! Expect high-energy bangers, timeless anthems, and pure nostalgia as

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Le Soso is an international DJ known for his signature blend of house and disco, lighting up sweaty clubs and euphoric festivals and beyond.

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Founder of Bristol based club brand Paradisco, SPICYIVY mixes Disco, House, Acid & Electro and hosts a monthly show on Rinse’s SWU FM. Known

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DJ George Ikamba is a selector and radio host originally hailing from the vibrant heart of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Deeply rooted

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Inwards is the alias of multi-instrumentalist and producer Kristian Shelley. Working across modular synthesis, samplers, field recordings, and acoustic instrumentation, he creates emotionally resonant

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Reflex’s own George Powell finishes Thursday off with a high-energy blend of disco heat and house pumpers.

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Manami is shifting gears, cranking up the low-end while steadfast in progressive eclecticism, unmatched dancefloor energy and community values to offer her most honest

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Percussion-centred global music traveller Somatic returns to Shambala with a vibrant selection of left-field techno, breaks, house and dembow. Raised on festivals from six