Honey Child

London-based DJ and producer Ammara has broken through with a high-tempo, rave-ready, sound that combines elements of hard house and happy hardcore with trance, techno and pop melodies.

With releases on Ministry of Sound and Patrick Topping’s Trick label, as well as being named a Radio 1 Future Star, Ammara is one of the most exciting new talents in dance music right now.

Born in the UK but growing up in Spain, returning to Britain as a teenager sparked a dance music obsession in her.

“I’d go to raving weekly with my friends,” she tells us. “And see all the big drum ‘n’ bass DJs. That really sparked something in me.”

Moving to London in her late teens to study acting, Ammara found herself immersed in London club culture, heading to Fabric every weekend and delving into electronic music sounds across the board. 

Knuckling down to hone her production and DJ'ing skills, her career took a steep upward curve when she sent her track ‘Acid Fantasy’ to Patrick Topping in 2020. The track was signed by his label Trick and in 2021, the ‘Acid Fantasy’ EP was released, followed by Ammara becoming a regular at their parties. In 2022, she released the tough and uncompromising ‘Techno Tree’ with Will Clarke and 2023 saw her unleash the single ‘Honey Child’, which even featured a remix from her hard house heroes Klubbheads.

Known for her infectiously exuberant presence behind the decks, 2023 saw her play Creamfields, the main stage at Parklife, hold down an Ibiza Rocks residency alongside Ben Helmsley, become a regular at Amnesia, Ibiza and Warehouse Project and record a live stream for DJ Mag.

With a hefty release schedule already lined up for 2024, the next year will see Ammara take full creative control of her career.

Honey Child

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