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.

A collision of two powerful energies that was bound to lead to an explosion! Mandidextrous has been a staple of the scene for nearly two decades, finally taking home the long-overdue Critics Choice award at the 2023 Drum & Bass Arena Awards. They will perform alongside Maddy V, the highly sought-after British rapper and MC who has been dominating UK stages for years, earning the title of Best Female DnB MC in both 2022 and 2023. Maddy gained wider recognition through an absolutely viral video of her freestyling over ATB’s immortal classic “9 PM (Till I Come).” Her lightning-fast flow and charisma, combined with the technical fury of Mandidextrous, guarantee a fiery set!