THIS IS DRZ.

Drum & Bass Producer & DJ from Reading.
Bookings: dec@mbartists.co.uk

DRZ is quickly emerging as one of the most exciting names in drum & bass. Hailing from Reading, UK, he’s taken his sound from major homeland cities, such as London and Bristol, across international waters. 

With escalating presence headlining European and Asian shows, he’s cementing his unique influence amongst global audiences. In the studio, DRZ showcases a diverse production style, uniting his love for both heavy and euphoric melodies, with his standout single of 2025, ‘What I Do’, surpassing 300,000 streams across all platforms in just 4 months. 

This year alone, he has also received DJ and playlist support from DNB heavyweights, notably Sub Focus, Pendulum, Circadian, A Little Sound, and more, only confirming his place as ‘one to watch’ in drum & bass. With major releases on labels such as Universal Music Group, CruCast, DNB Allstars, STMPD, and others, he is gaining vast recognition in the scene. 

Propelled by a clear direction in his music, DRZ continues to define his sound and expand his reach across the drum & bass community. 

Management: charlie@boltartists.com / tristan@boltartists.com

'Bon Ick Voyeur' our second album is now available to Listen to and Buy <a href="http://poino.bandcamp.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a><p><a href="http://poino.bandcamp.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> </a></p>

Dub Shotta Recordings
For bookings contact : ben@hotcakes.info

DIY jazz/prog/experimental duo operating from the Thames Valley.

Ex members of Silvery Magnus/Stoddler/Personnel/Tilehurst Childrens Arkestra/Pet Cat/Old Ghoul.

This is the online repository for audio recordings by SALOON.

Saloon was an English indie musical group from Reading, UK who formed in 1997 and disbanded in 2004. Their music fused indie post-rock with folk and electronica. They released two studio albums '(this is) what we call progress' and 'if we meet in the future' and a singles compilation 'lo-fi sounds, hi-fi hearts.' Their primary claim-to-fame was the No1 slot in BBC DJ John Peel's Festive 50 in 2002 with 'Girls Are The New Boys'. 

The band toured extensively throughout their 5 year career, playing gigs with the likes of British Sea Power, Stereolab and Of Montreal. Many live recordings and other rarities are uploaded here. Their website is found at www.saloon.co.uk. 

Several members have recorded subsequently with their own bands including The Leaf Library (Matt), The Left Outsides (Alison) and Arthur & Martha / Rodney Cromwell (Adam). 

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