Alisha

Dense basslines and club precision

Dense basslines, tight grooves, and refined percussion place ALISHA at the heart of contemporary British tech house. Her language does not seek excess: she works with deep bass, functional vocals, and a direct dancefloor energy, designed for large rooms but built from club culture. Hailing from Peterborough, an unusual city on the international house map, she has turned that peripheral origin into part of her narrative: an artist who entered the scene from the bottom up, with booth technique and an increasingly recognizable production style.

From the bedroom to the Ibiza circuit

Her relationship with the decks began in 2014, self-taught, before consolidating at local nights like Mixology and making the leap to a much broader calendar. In just a few years, she went from DJing in her city to performing at venues and festivals such as Glastonbury, Parklife, Fabric, The Warehouse Project, Creamfields, and Elrow events. One of the pillars of her international projection has been her relationship with Paradise, Jamie Jones' party, with repeated appearances at Amnesia Ibiza and also in large formats like Drumsheds. Her presence at ANTS Ushuaïa, Music On, and the b2b with East End Dubs at Eastenderz reinforced her position within the new wave of UK house and tech house.

Labels, UNLÍSH, and a unique identity

In the studio, ALISHA has signed music for Relief Records, Kaluki Musik, Nothing Else Matters, Eastenderz, and Hot Creations. The Visions EP, released on Eastenderz, marked an important point of growth, while Changes, on Hot Creations, expanded her reach with support from BBC Radio 1 and figures like Danny Howard, Pete Tong, and Sarah Story. She also received backing from key names in the scene, including Jamie Jones, East End Dubs, Seb Zito, and Toman.

The next phase of her career has been linked to UNLÍSH, her brand, label, and event platform, launched as a space to reinforce her own artistic universe. With material like The Beginning, Who Is That Guy?, Fantasy, Good Life with Inner City, and the Can’t Touch Us EP, ALISHA has been refining a sound of low frequency, physical rhythm, and insistent groove. Her debut at DJ Mag HQ and her set for Beatport at Creamfields 2025 place her in a stage of international expansion, with an increasingly autonomous identity within underground house.