Artist line-up
DJs
Teddy killerz
COOKED Album Tour
UA - Souped Up Records, RAM Records, OWSLA, Eatbrain
Teddy Killerz hit LoopLab as part of their COOKED album tour - fresh off the LP’s June 2025 release on Souped Up.
The Russian & Ukranian-born trio Teddy Killerz has consistently pushed boundaries since their inception, amassing an impressive discography and embarking on numerous international tours—all while showing no signs of slowing down. With a diverse array of releases on iconic labels such as OWSLA, RAM, Monstercat, Souped Up, Eatbrain, Vision, and UKF, the group has repeatedly proven themselves as a formidable force in the bass music scene.
In their relentless pursuit of innovation and stylistic exploration, Teddy Killerz has collaborated with a wide range of artists beyond the drum and bass realm, including Funtcase, The Bloody Beetroots, Dion Timmer, Kompany, Dope D.O.D., and many others. Their versatility extends to remixing as well; they have earned a stellar reputation for injecting their signature energy into tracks by industry heavyweights like Skrillex, Modestep, The Prodigy, Noisia, and more.
Beyond their studio achievements, Teddy Killerz has completed numerous globe-spanning tours. Their electrifying performances have graced some of the world’s most renowned festivals, including EDC Las Vegas, Electric Forest, Boomtown, Frequency FM4, Dour, Mysteryland, and Let It Roll. These appearances have solidified their status as key players in the ever-evolving bass music landscape.
For those unfamiliar with Teddy Killerz, prepare for an all-encompassing sonic takeover—whether on the dance floor, in your car, through your home speakers, or anywhere sound can reach.
T & Sugah
NL - High Tea Music, Liquicity, NCS
T & Sugah are crafting more than just music, they’re shaping a movement. Through their tea narrative they have built a home for the Drum & Bass community, a space where energy, culture, and connection come together. With their renowned brand, High Tea Music, they’re uniting their Communitea through sound, offering a place to escape, connect, and truly belong.
Their standout track, Lose Control (2024), released via DNB Allstars, exploded online, racking up over 35 million plays across TikTok and Instagram Reels in a matter of weeks. This was followed by Lo Lo (2024) on UKF, which also went viral and dominated the charts, reaching 1M plays on Spotify within just two months. Building on their previous hits, they dropped the Beatport chart-topping The Formula (2025), teaming up with the legendary Don Diablo! Along with unwavering support from Liquicity and NCS, their momentum is unstoppable.
Their live performances have taken them across the globe, from Tomorrowland, Sziget and Rampage to headlining tours in Australia, New Zealand, the USA, and China. Most recently, they curated a stage at Let It Roll, the world’s premier Drum & Bass festival, solidifying their place as true tastemakers in the scene.
So if you’re looking for a break, a boost, or a place to belong: there’s a cup of T & Sugah waiting.
Go Hard And Be Home.
Tsuki
UK - DNB Allstars, CruCast, Rampage
Tsuki is a UK drum & bass producer/DJ whose sound fuses jump-up grit with big, melodic hooks and dancefloor weight. Coming up in the Midlands scene, he’s released across heavyweight labels including DNB Allstars, CruCast, and Rampage Recordings, evolving from raw jump-up into a sleek, high-energy style built for peak-time sets. UKF spotlighted his rise (real name Dom) and his ear for big melodies and vocal-led ideas, reflecting the crowd-first momentum of his shows.
His catalogue spans club weapons and hooky anthems: “Rave Control” and “Heaven” on DNB Allstars; a standout remix of Catch-22’s “What I Need”; collabs like “Good Times” with Sub Zero (feat. ellen lynch); and the UKF release “Without You” with Georgie Riot (feat. Sophie-Grace). During lockdown he pushed into long-form with his debut album Redemption, broadening his palette while keeping the basslines punchy. On stage, Tsuki’s sets have hit major platforms from DnB Allstars’ 360° series to Rampage, underscoring his status as a go-to name for high-impact, vocal-driven drum & bass.
Badlokk
DE - Hanzom Music
Badlokk is a Cologne-based drum & bass DJ/producer, audio engineer, promoter and the head of Hanzom Music. Active since 2008 and originally from Odenthal, he studied audio engineering at SAE Cologne and built a reputation for dark, cinematic neurofunk—equal parts precision engineering and dancefloor impact. As Hanzom’s label owner, he has shaped a distinct sound while curating releases from rising and established heavyweights.
His recent catalogue underscores that trajectory: “Hurricane” (feat. Coppa) marked a statement debut release on Hanzom in late 2023; “Buried Alive” (feat. REEBZ) followed in 2025, doubling as his debut on NCS and landing across major playlists; and “Shimmer” with Sinister Souls arrived on Hanzom’s Triad EP in June 2025. He’s also delivered standout remixes, including TR Tactics’ “Obsession” (2024) and PRDK’s “RAGGA DAGGA (Badlokk Remix)” (2025). On stage, Badlokk is a fixture in Cologne’s scene (Artheater, Odonien) and appears on mix platforms such as Korsakov’s series and Hanzom’s 360° sessions—translating studio bite into high-pressure sets.
Sinjo
NZ/AU/DE - LoopLab, SBX, Subland
Co-founder of LoopLab and pioneering beatbox engineer, Sinjo has helped set the global benchmark for beatbox audio with his years at Swissbeatbox and the Grand Beatbox Battle. Beyond the FOH, Sinjo is a veteran of the decks, with more than 18 years of experience as a drum & bass DJ across Europe, New Zealand, and Australia. Bringing precision mixing, high-energy flow, and deep roots in the culture, Sinjo channels both his production expertise and veteran rave instincts into sets that merge technical mastery with pure dance-floor energy.
ferris
DE - LoopLab
DJ, producer, and beatboxer with a drummer’s feel for groove, Ferris translates percussive instinct into sleek, propulsive DJ sets. After a sharp turn at LoopLab Vol. 1, he returns to open Vol. 2 with a compact set built on hypnotic synth lines, disciplined low end, and the kind of tension-release you only get from someone who understands rhythm from the inside out. Expect heads-down momentum, smart transitions, and clean, modern sound design that sets the tone for the night.
live acts
rythmind
FR - GBB19 Loopstation World Champion, BBX World Champion 2018 (Crew - Berywam)
Rythmind (Loïc Barcourt) is a French looper and core member of Berywam, the French crew that won the Beatbox Battle World Championship (Crew) in 2018. He is the GBB Loopstation World Champion (2019) and later took 3rd place at GBB 2021; BOSS/Swissbeatbox have also profiled his RC-505mkII workflow in an official feature. These anchors — crew world title, solo GBB title — place him among the most decorated loop artists of his era.
On stage, Rythmind builds songs from silence with drummer-tight kick/bass interplay and hook-led motifs that scale into techno/house pulses, halftime detours, and DnB finales — big arcs that land because the structure is clean. Expect expressive vocal leads, spotlight-ready breakdowns, and drops engineered for clarity on large systems; it’s looping as composition, not just technique, delivered with the confidence of a world champion.
Robin cavaillès
FR - GBB Loopstation World Champion 2023, 3x French BBX Champion
Robin is the GBB 2023 Loopstation Champion, following a runner-up finish in SBX Kickback 2021 and deep runs across GBB editions since 2018. His competitive track shows steady ascent — national crew wins with S.Q.U.I.D and consistent international placements — culminating in the Tokyo title in 2023.
On stage, Robin is melody-first and mix-disciplined: crystalline pads, vocal chops that sing, and basslines carved to sit perfectly under the spectrum. The structures split the difference between progressive lift and DnB bite — elegant intros, glassy breakdowns, and dynamic drops that hit without smearing transients — so big melodic moments translate cleanly on festival-scale rigs.
KAOS X KBA
techtonic
DK/DE - KBA: GBB24 Producer World Champion, Kaos: German Championship/GBB podiums
TechTonic is the live DnB loop project of KBA (Denmark) and Kaos (Germany) — both podium finishers in the GBB Producer category. KBA is the GBB 2024 Producer Champion (after taking 2nd in 2023), while Kaos placed 3rd (Producer) at GBB 2023 and has multiple loop titles including Florida Beatbox Battle 2024 (Loopstation) champion. Together they’ve delivered hour-long Techtonic sets at events like LoopLab Vol.1 and Loop Mayhem.
TechTonic treats the loop rig like a hybrid drum kit/sampler for peak-time DnB: rolling steppers, tech-edged riffs and ironclad sub, punctuated by the occasional dubstep drop for catharsis. Expect tight finger-drumming, rapid resampling, and scene-based builds that escalate without losing headroom; contrast is the engine — percussive tunnels opening into widescreen drops — so the room keeps moving front to back.
Antrix
DE - GBB24 Producer Vice-Champion, World Championship Top 4 2023
Antrix (Janek Engel) is a German looper/producer with elite recent results: 2nd place (Producer) at GBB 2024 after a Top-4 Loopstation finish at the 6th Beatbox Battle World Championship (2023) and Top-6 in the GBB 2023 Producer bracket. Those dual-lane credentials—producer precision and loop pressure—define both his studio and stage presence.
His sets unfold like mini-suites: intro motifs recur as drops; risers ratchet into whip-crack snares; breakdowns reset energy without killing motion. Expect surgical kicks, snarling mids, tempo play and contrast—steppy, stripped passages blooming into sweeping choruses—anchored by a sub foundation you feel in your chest. It’s ruthlessly efficient, bold, and engineered for impact.
brez
FR - 2x French Loopstation Champion, GBB19/21 Top 8 World Champion
Brez (David Le Borgne) is a French looper/vocalist with national and international podiums: French Loopstation Champion (2018 & 2021), 2nd at GBB Online 2020 (Loopstation), Top-8 at GBB 2019 and GBB 2021, plus additional GBB podiums in tag formats. A leading figure in the French scene, BreZ has a decade-plus trajectory under huis belt, from solo beatboxing into modern loop performance.
Live, Brez combines front-man presence with producer discipline: muscular bass design under ear-worm toplines, purposeful breakdowns that pull the oxygen from the room, and sculpted drops that slam back with control. He pivots from hip-hop grit to 4x4 tension, halftime swagger to DnB payoffs — always with the vocal riding proud and the sub hitting clean.
kristóf7s
HU - SBX Kickback Loopstation Champion 2021, vokal.total Loop Champion 2023
Kristóf7s (Nagy Kristóf) is a Hungarian multi-instrumentalist looper whose résumé includes winning the SBX Kickback Battle 2021 (Loopstation) and the vokal.total 2023 Loopstation title; he also medaled in the GBB 2020 Online (Loopstation) small final. His official channels emphasize that blend of musician’s craft (guitar, bass, synths) with modern loop design and education.
Musically, Kristóf7s favors long-arc tension and thematic callbacks: cinematic chord stacks and vocal textures tighten into disciplined drums/basslines, with motifs seeded early returning at the payoff. The result is lush on top, ironclad underneath—hands-up finales that keep headroom intact, reflecting a competitor-teacher’s attention to structure and sound choice.
redfrost
DE - KBB25 qualifier, German Beatbox Championship 2024 Top 8
Redfrost is a German looper with a bass-centric aesthetic (riddim/dubstep flavors over club-ready drums) and a résumé that’s accelerated through 2023–2025: Top-8 at SBX Kickback 2025 (BOSS Loopstation Edition, S2); 1st place at Newfie’s Kitchen Eps. 4 (2025) and Eps. 2 (2024); Top-8 at the German Beatbox Championship 2024; 2nd at Beatbox Wild Cup 2023; and 1st at Jam Beatbox Championships 2023 (Loopstation). His socials and Swissbeatbox coverage track the Kickback run — seeding and quarter-finals versus Unhinged — showing a competitor comfortable under lights.
On stage, Redfrost keeps it lean and lethal: one bold riff + one ruthless groove, then controlled mutation via filters, stops and time-FX. The sound skews dark and percussive with disciplined subs; instead of layering endlessly, he tightens arrangements as the set climbs — negative-space drops, call-and-response edits, and snap-turn resets that make the next hit feel bigger. Recent battles vs Sagau at the German Champs underline that minimal-to-maximal approach — clean structure, heavy impact, and club-functional writing that reads immediately.
Shinex
DE - Beatbox Wild Cup Champion 2023, German Beatbox Championship 2024 Top 8
Shinex is a German looper pushing a hook-led, “stutter-house” leaning sound on the RC-505. On the circuit he’s stacked results quickly: 2nd place at Beatbox Wild Cup 2024 (Loopstation) and Top-8 at the German Beatbox Championship 2024 (Loopstation); in 2023 he took 1st at Beatbox Wild Cup and multiple Top-4 finishes at the West German Beatbox Championship and Robeat Award, plus a CLIP 2v2 Loopstation Top-4 alongside Mistix as DUHUSO. Earlier placements include Lil Looping Battle S2 (4th, 2022).
On stage he’s melody-first and mix-disciplined: clean vocal stacks, razor transients, and bass that hits without smearing. Recent showcases include SHINEX UNBOXED (GBC24 edition), the KAOS vs SHINEX quarter-final at the German Champs, and a full Shinex × Sagau performance at Loop Mayhem 2.0, underlining his tight phrasing and crowd-read across techno, house and DnB tempos. Singles like “Let You Go (VIP)” highlight his producer ear for toplines that actually stick. Expect precision builds, tasteful edits and payoff drops engineered for big systems.
Sagau
DE - West German Loop Champion 2023, German Beatbox Championship 2024 Top 8
Sagau is a German looper known for dark, driving sets that fuse phonk grit with techno propulsion. He broke out with a win at the West German Beatbox Championship 2023 (Loopstation) and returned in 2024 to make deep runs at the German Beatbox Championship, including high-profile battles versus Syjo and Redfrost. His channel and tournament uploads showcase that arc — seedings, winners’ compilations and full matches that trace a fast climb from regional upstart to national-stage threat.
Live, Sagau builds pressure with layered textures and percussive edits before dropping ironclad grooves — phonk-inflected bass patterns, clipped hats and steely kicks — shaped for rooms where contrast matters. Recent outputs (“Real Phonk” seeding; long-form collabs and showcases) capture a performer who keeps clarity under heat: brooding intros, disciplined mid-range, and hammer-drop peaks that don’t blow the headroom. Expect relentless forward motion and tightly plotted dynamics, equally effective solo or B2B with Shinex.