London Elektricity is a true institution and a godfather of the genre. Without him, modern drum & bass would look entirely different. As the co-founder of the legendary Hospital Records, he has shaped the tastes of entire generations of broken-beat fans for decades. His music is an absolute masterpiece: in a world often dominated by technical coldness, London Elektricity has always championed soul, live instruments, and a jazzy vibe. It is in his work that euphoric piano parts and deep, funky basslines meet flawless production, creating anthems known to anyone who has ever brushed against dance culture. Expect the unexpected: just before the festival, we will announce the special guests the artist has invited to join him on stage.

Lukher is a new force on the Polish drum & bass scene, having burst onto it with the momentum of a major player. Since his debut in early 2024, he has rapidly become a prime musical export. He has released tracks under the mentorship of Camo & Krooked and Mefjus on Modus, as well as on UKF’s Pilot and Monstercat. It’s an impressive CV backed by an equally impressive sound—sitting right at the intersection of technical, high-octane neurofunk and the euphoria of dancefloor D&B.

It feels like a tradition by now! Can you even imagine Audioriver without Mall Grab? The eclectic Australian has long since moved past his signature lo-fi, hazy sounds, though he’s clearly never forgotten his deep house roots. These days, every one of his sets is supercharged with a massive variety of styles, from speed garage and techno to trance and electro. Even as he mixes different genres and textures, the tempo and atmosphere are always spot on. He plays fast, but never in a way that feels overwhelming. Instead of sheer heaviness, he focuses on pure, euphoric energy.