Royal-T x DJ Q x Flava D
Bookings: max.lee@unitedtalent.com
Management: Elliott@eands.org

Comprised of Royal-T, DJ Q and Flava D, t q d shouldn’t ever really be referred to as a ‘supergroup’ because the drive behind the project is simpler and a lot less contrived than that tag implies. Simply put, t q d is a project that features a trio of music making friends who’ve united under a single name to make jacking dancefloor music that's inspired by the sounds of classic UK garage and bassline. Since their first collaborative foray with ‘Day & Night’, which was released on Butterz in 2015, t q d have rather emphatically proven that their three way formula works; appearing in clubs and at festivals the world over they’ve been consistently shaking up scenarios with their high octane blends of (largely) their own music across 4 deck sets.  

Following memorable sets on the Boiler Room and live turns at Warehouse Project, Leeds Festival and Boomtown, Royal-T, DJ Q and Flava D have been hard at work putting together their ten track debut album, ukg - a bolshy mission statement that encompasses the full spectrum of the garage sound. When you look at each party’s discography separately, whats immediately obvious is their shared love of a 2-step beat, a hellish hoover bass and all those cleverly edited vocal ticks. Their debut album is the culmination of that love, with t q d channeling everything from heady, energetic bassline (on ‘Vibsing Ting’), to ghostly Burial-scapes (on ‘Only One’) and lounge instrumentation (on ‘New Day’).

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AJ Tracey is an independent multi-platinum selling artist, instrumental in pioneering the new sound of UK rap. 

His sound has a versatility that extends across grime (‘Thiago Silva’), drill (‘Bringing It Back’) and hip-hop (‘Little More Love’), among other genres. Collaborators have been equally wide-ranging: T-Pain, Kehlani, Skepta, Popcaan, Mabel, Digga D, MoStack, Aitch, Dave, Gorillaz and Mahalia — to name a few. 

AJ’s boundary pushing reignites and reimagines established genres: one example being the triple-platinum single 'Ladbroke Grove,' which sparked a resurgence in the sound that endures to this day.

AJ Tracey's open-minded approach continues to have positive cultural impact and reach a new generation of rap fans. In 2023, he was honoured with the Brits Billion Award, celebrating 1 billion streams in the UK alone. This accolade stands as a testament to his unwavering commitment to pushing artistic boundaries, without compromise.

DJ Q isn’t just part of the UKG and Bassline story, he wrote key chapters and now he’s setting the record straight with Foundations, his definitive return to the raw sound that shaped him.
Q is a pioneer whose imprint on UK underground dance music runs deeper than most. Nearly two decades in the game have cemented him as one of the most technically gifted, respected, and versatile DJs in the country full stop.
From the breakout anthems to the charting “You Wot!”, Q brought Northern Bassline to national attention at a time when most of the industry ignored it. He didn’t follow trends, he built them. As a founding member of TQD (alongside Flava D and Royal-T), he helped modernise and globalise UK Garage, showing a new generation what the sound could become.
His 2022 album Est. 2003 featuring legends like Todd Edwards, proved Q’s production legacy stands shoulder to shoulder with his DJing. Q’s influence cuts through multiple eras, scenes, and sounds.
But behind the decks is where he becomes unmistakable. Known for lightning-fast blends, genre-bending selections, flawless 4-deck technique, and an unmatched energy, Q has headlined everywhere from Glastonbury to Boomtown. He’s the DJ’s DJ! The one your favourite DJ watches from the side of the stage.
And now, with his new project Foundations, Q returns to the essence: no gimmicks, no filters just pure Bassline from someone who has lived it since day one. It’s a celebration of the culture he helped build, a reminder of where the sound comes from, and a statement of where it’s going next.
Authentic, uncompromising, and still setting the standard DJ Q remains one of the true pillars of UK club music.

Bookings:
🇬🇧🇪🇺 seth@mbartists.co.uk

Please send all music to: audio@djqmusic.com

Dimzy has been making noise in the UK Rap/Drill world since 2012. However, it was not until 2014 that he began to emerge as a serious force in the UK Drill scene, playing a starring role in the rise of 67, the Brixton based group often regarded as one of the initial pioneers of UK Drill. In early 2016, one track would change everything. “Lets Lurk", featuring Giggs, dropped, a landmark occasion which saw UK Drill propelled into the national spotlight. "Lets Lurk" would receive over 20 million views on Youtube, and the mixtape of the same name would peak at number 66 in the UK albums chart, a feat unheard of at the time.
 
“Lets Lurk” saw Dimzy cemented as an undeniable star in the Drill scene. Off the back of this success, 67 received a 2016 Mobo nomination for “Best Newcomer”, as well as winning the Rated Award for “Best Mixtape” for “In Skengs we Trust”. Appearances at festivals such as Wireless and Glastonbury further cemented 67’s, and Dimzy’s, untouchable position within the current UK Drill scene.
 
In April 2021, Dimzy dropped the long-awaited sequel to his “A Glass of Water” mixtape. “A Glass of Water II” is Dimzy at his best, rapping primarily on hard-hitting drill beats with his South London compatriots like Monkey, LD, and Mental K, whilst also demonstrating his versatility on tracks like “Intro”, and “Surrounded” (featuring UK legend Mike Skinner). Make sure to check the tape out and look out for new Dimzy music.

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