
Biography of bullet tooth
Balaclavas, bass, and a dancefloor that asks for no permission
The balaclava, bucket hat, and technical jacket became his visual signature just as UK garage returned to the center of the British nightlife scene. bullet tooth builds a sound of dense bass, sharp breaks, and peak-time house that blends soundsystem culture with the urgency of a rave: anonymous on purpose, recognizable at the first drop.
From SoundCloud bootlegs to Boiler Room Bristol
He uploaded his first tracks to SoundCloud around February 2023 and by August of that year, he had his first gig. A wave of dark bootlegs—Jorja Smith, Chase & Status, Ms. Dynamite—suddenly placed him on the circuit, with early support from DJ EZ and Conducta and appearances on Rinse FM. The turning point was his set at Boiler Room SYSTEM: Bristol: nearly an hour of garage, speed garage, and club bass that surpassed a million views. The artist himself has pointed to that Boiler Room as the moment that changed his career, along with his first date at Hï Ibiza with Damian Lazarus in 2024, with friends and family on the island.
Four40, Crosstown Rebels, and the leap to Positiva
The official catalog solidified in 2024 with the EP I Don't Take Requests on Four40 Records and, in October, If I Can't Be Yours on Crosstown Rebels, more melodic, featuring the voice of Meyy and remixes by Enamour and SICARIA. With Capo Lee, he signed Keep It Rolling, the track that led him to debut at Parklife. Later came Move Your Body with Xpansions, Technique alongside Y U QT on Warehouse Project Records, Lose Control with Omar+, the EP George's Groove on Time Is Now, and, now on Positiva, A Place You Wanna Go (Good Life) and For My People. In the booths, the material has received the seal of approval from Jamie xx, Laurent Garnier, Bicep, Chris Stussy, and Floating Points.
Rumours, Essential Mix, and the non-stop tour
In 2025, he consolidated tours across North America and Australia and a dense European schedule. In parallel, he launched rumours, his own label and series of nights—with a standout date at 93 Feet East in London—to release his own material, from Bounce / Round & Round to Flava / Check One. On January 3, 2026, he debuted on the BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix. He hosts a regular show on Rinse FM, has played at FOLD, at ADE in Amsterdam, and at Lost Paradise, and in 2026 he adds Coachella, GALA, and Parklife. Represented by Framework, he continues to push garage toward club house without letting go of the grit that made him unmistakable: a producer with a fixed mask and an increasingly hard-to-ignore catalog.



