filthstep

Ben White (born sometime between July and August of '81, depending on which written records one has procured), is a sizable artistic prodigy based out of the trenches of suburban Washington DC. Ben White's musical genius predates his ability to control it. Such rare recordings as "space bandits" hale large sums of money on online auction websites. White's subsequent releases have seen him experiment and meld many styles of audio art into taxable commodity that has only recently began to make dents in the cargo van of human culture.

Hailing from deep in the Midlands, Flux Pavilion has emerged. Hitting the scene in early 2009, he secured himself a solid stance in the dubstep world. His blend of hard smashing rhythms and manic basslines have certainly gained him an audience. Also as a musician he has incorporated his singing and instrumental talent into his tracks. Well known for his high energy sets, he is being booked home and abroad for his unique take on the dubstep sound. With exclusive plays from the likes of Rusko, Caspa, Ntype, Hatcha, Plastician and all the big names his tunes have been blasted all over the world.

xKore (Real name: Matt Cavender) is a young but extremely talented house/trance/drum & bass producer from Kent in the UK.
In his own words: "My name is xKore and I make dubstep, drumstep, moombahton, electro, and basically all things bass music. I’ve been producing for around four years, started when I was 14 . Only really got into it seriously for about six to nine months now, and it has kind of taken off recently."

FuntCase had started making Dubstep early July, which came after 5 years of mainly producing Drum and Bass. His first track 'Gorilla Flex' was originally just for laughs but it turned out to be quite a highly rated track and it wasnt long until he got his first Dubstep release on vinyl, with 4:20 records. Enjoying the new way of production he militantly went on to make a few more tracks, one entitled 'Half Drunk' and the other 'Make Our Day' which also made the vinyl release with Gorilla Flex.