Producer and label owner Tsvi has been steadily rising since releasing his debut Malfunction EP (B.YRSLF.DIVISION), quickly confirming himself as a key producer in the London club scene.Meanwhile bass music veterans have picked up on his sound and is now being supported by producers like Scratcha DVA, Mickey Pearce and Plastician to name a few.Tsvi started by blending 80s synth electronica with UK grime giving his own twist to the dance floor. Now an early techno influence has started to leak into his work giving his current productions a darker and more aggressive flavour but still maintaining the East London attitude that characterised him from the beginning.Radio shows have been numerous this year, featuring on Rinse FM and NTS. He also has a monthly show on the new up and coming bass hub Radar Radio.Mixmag’s reviews have been astonishing: his debut EP received an 8/10 and “Aquaflush” (taken from the latest Nervous Horizon V/A compilation) was awarded “Track of the Month”. FACT MAG included his track “Yeah” in their “25 best club tracks of 2015”.

 

 

Last year has been one full of achievements for Nervous Horizon’s boss Wallwork, catapulting him and his label at the forefront of London’s most contemporary scene.In April he joined fellow label members for Scratcha DVA’s very special “ALLYALLRECORDS” Boiler Room session also featuring key players Addison Groove & Mickey Pearce.Nervous Horizon collective have been hitting the radio waves with an energy rarely found in younger artists, guesting on Rinse FM for Scratcha DVA, Plastician and Appleblim, appearing on NTS and having their own label show on the brand new Radar Radio.Get ready for Nervous Horizon to teleport you in to the future!

 

 

Besides playing regularly at HKCR, Alexmalism has been the supporting DJ of numerous artists including Aïsha Devi, Howie Lee and z.u.t.z.u.t. in XXX Gallery and Oil Club. By immersing avant-garde musical materials and underground club music elements, his experimental beats are a manifestation of his anxiety from his own conflicting, almost religious ego, to a futuristic dystopian imagination. His DJ set consists of music from the current underground club music to hardcore music. Through constructing a highly futuristic soundscape with cybernetic sounds and almost industrial beats, the music manifest a hyper-capitalistic worldview. Recently, his track ‘Sombre’ is included in the London pan-Asia label Chinabot’s complication ‘Mental Maps’.