For over a decade, Bish has been carving out his place as one of Bristol’s most exciting DJs, proudly representing the powerhouse collective Born On Road.

From humble beginnings at local clubs and underground raves, Bish quickly rose through the ranks, developing a distinctly Bristol sound that fuses technical, well-crafted DJ sets with energetic, hard-hitting production. Armed with a heavyweight selection of dubplates, he has built a reputation for unforgettable sets.
Now a firmly established figure in the drum & bass scene, Bish has performed on some of Europe’s most iconic stages, including Glastonbury’s legendary Temple stage and Boomtown’s main stage, Lions Gate, where he played to over 30,000 people and received overwhelming feedback across TikTok and Instagram this year. His growing reputation has also earned relentless support from Charlie Tee on BBC Radio 1, alongside standout international shows in Japan, New Zealand, Australia, and Thailand.

With a growing number of impressive releases and headline shows under his belt, Bish continues to cement his reputation as one of the UK’s most exciting and forward-thinking artists.

“I shouldn’t have schmoked before sitting down to pen this nonsense, now I can’t write about myself without vomiting up some grandiloquent hyperbole, all you need to know is that I’m an ex angry booze hound, turned cynical stoner who somewhere down the line, started writing and in pursuit of work, moved to the Big Smoke. Then thanks to a bunch of unfortunate plot twists, became homeless, continued writing, became more misanthropic, continued drinking, embraced Nihilism, took to Absurdism and continued drinking until he mastered the art of talking shit. Hustled his way back into a fixed abode, found stability with handy short term financial donations from a multimillionaire-pop star he never met, kept writing, replaced the booze with weed, kept writing and gained some insight and a handful of stories to tell. People will project what they want on to an artist, it doesn’t matter who I am, I’ll keep being me to me & Stig Of The Dump will keep being me to them. It’s probably best to not over think it but that’s apparently “my problem”. On the other hand i’m good at saying dumb shit & occasionally something meaningful falls through the gaps”

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“The struggle is the art”

A decorated World & Domestic battle champion, Steven “Stig” Dixon a.k.a Stig Of The Dump is a writer who’s individualist insight, misanthropic rants, cynical musings & heavy humour have found themselves at home on the dusty, crackling, vinyl sampled break loops of Hip Hop. A wordsmith with little regard for conformity, his back catalogue reflects the story of a marginalised artist, trying to balance the fight against his demons with the desire to escape them and the gradual maturing of an outspoken & unflinching lyricist, revelling in his niche. Fro the beginning of his first release The Homeless Micrphonist EP [Beer & Rap], written & recorded in just seven consecutive days, during a 2 month long stint of sleeping in the Foreign Beggar’s studio vocal booth; Stig established himself as a brutally honest & uncompromising voice in the UK Hip Hop scene. An unrefined, unfiltered classic, reflecting the anger & ever shifting temperament of a bitter, homeless drunk it received instant fan support and much critical acclaim, selling out the initial run and repress and achieving cult status amongst domestic Rap collectors and along with his next release, 12″ single Braindead ft R.A.The Rugged Man, has long since sold out and currently sells for collector’s prices. Having found base, an outlet for further release and a roof over his head, Stig’s subsequent full length LP debut, Mood Swings [Lewis Recordings] further solidified his reputation as a hard hitting lyricist and in the same vein as his previous offerings, continued to express the conflict, struggle and depravity of poverty, excess & urban life. Over the next two EP’s Cannon Fodder [Lewis Recordings/F.U.Music] & Piff Rhys Jones [Lewis Recordings/F.U.Music] Stig Of The Dump found stability through touring the world, covering rent & gaining insight & with stability came, maturity & his need for rebellion became focussed & more considered, culminating in his latest full length release Kubrick.

“A remarkable album” – Tom Ravenscroft BBC 6 Music

“Railing against society from the gutter” – The Wire

“A meticulous mini-epic full of self-reflection”  **** – Mojo

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Drum & Bass, Crossbreed, Hardcore and many, many more – You can hear all that in his productions. Over the years he earned his stripes with many singles, not to forget his 3 successful full length album releases.

As time’s passing Switch Technique never stopped working on his creations and continued developing them into his 4th album released not a long ago!

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