FInding Myself [Feat Kate Watts]

Davide Carbone, a multi-award-winning artist, was recently named by Mixdown Magazine as one of the seven most influential Australian music producers of all time and one of the greatest Australian electronic acts of all time by Rolling Stone Magazine. With a pioneering history in Drum & Bass, Davide has released iconic tracks on labels such as 31 Records, Renegade, React, DNBB Records, Industry, Defunked, and his own imprint BS1 Records.
His influence is felt throughout the music industry, with his work gaining support from leading artists like Hybrid Minds, Noisia, LTJ Bukem, Ray Keith, and Carl Cox. His music has been spotlighted on major platforms including Apple Music Beats 1, BBC Radio 1, Spotify, Beatport, and Drum & Bass Arena. Throughout his career, Davide has released numerous records, produced, and remixed tracks for high profile artists like Carl Cox, Moby, Sting, Giles Peterson, and Josh Wink, while also composing soundtracks for TV, film, theatre, and video games. An ARIA award winner and BAFTA nominee, Davide has performed globally, headlining major festivals like Roskilde Festival before settling in the UK, where he launched BS1 Records, a label that continues to push the boundaries of quality Drum & Bass. In addition to his musical achievements, Davide has created several award-winning software titles, including Scaler 2, Scaler EQ, and DC Snares, revolutionising how producers approach music composition. Recently, he has written full soundtracks and designed sound for video games such as Ticket to Earth and Torque Drift, while also scoring major events like the Sydney New Year's Eve Fireworks and the Open Saudi Tourism Show, with his music being heard by over a billion people worldwide. Davide's latest releases including Carbon Electra, and his collaborations with vocalist Kate Watts have been widely acclaimed, receiving airplay and support from major outlets like Beatport, youredm.com, Kool London FM, Skank & Bass, Drumsound & Bassline Smith, Carl Cox, Hybrid Minds, Noisia, DNBA, and BBC’s René LaVice.

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