DXNBY

High-octane house from Leeds

DXNBY has turned the intersection of UK garage, deep tech, and minimal house into a recognizable club language: dense basslines, nervous percussion, and an afterhours energy that asks for no permission. Raised in Doncaster, he grew up between organ house, 2-step, speed garage, and bassline at neighborhood parties; the leap to underground house came with the Solid Grooves wave of 2017 and 2018, when Jamie Jones, Djoko (Kolter), and Rossi. reordered his ear. Today he produces and tours from Leeds, with hip hop still in his daily diet and the north of England as his laboratory.

White Tiger, DXFiles, and the landing on Eastenderz

His catalog moves between creative self-control and dancefloor labels. The DXFiles series is his A&R drawer without corsets where he releases what doesn't fit in a briefing. The self-managed track White Tiger skyrocketed on TikTok and surpassed 30,000 plays on SoundCloud in four days, following a strong reception at The Loft in Manchester. In October 2024, he debuted on the ENDZ series of Eastenderz with the EP ENDZ058, headlined by Bumpin', which topped Minimal/Deep Tech charts on Beatport. Completing the map are Ozone on TRMNL, Places & Faces on Sidney Charles' Heavy House Society, Belief, META, Seven Dials, Hardline Sounds, and the EP EC2A 03 on ec2a. Support from Michael Bibi—who played his Onlooker EP at Creamfields—, Max Dean, Jamie Jones, Alisha, Cuartero, and Sidney Charles has accelerated his circuit.

From fabric and Warehouse Project to Wild Comet

In the booth, he has checked heavy boxes: Warehouse Project (including the NEXUP party), fabric Room 2, Studio 338, Eden, Cova Santa for Eastenderz, Pacha, and Amnesia. Outside the UK, he has played at Ijland (Amsterdam), After Caposile (Venice), and in Italy, Spain, and the Netherlands. A B2B with Jamie Aramayo on the main stage of MiNT Fest ranks among his most personal nights. In May 2025, he signed his first London all-night-long at NT's Loft; on August 27, he joined Jamie Jones' Paradise residency at UNVRS, Ibiza, with a house and UK garage set at Wild Comet that the club itself published as an official mix.

Atlantic agenda with NGE at the helm

With booking through NGE, management by LOCUS, and representation in the United States by Liaison Artists, 2026 keeps him in the Paradise orbit—including a B2B with Ozzie Guven—and on club dates in the UK and the United States. He continues to produce between minimal house, 2-step, and speed garage, with DXFiles and club labels as the axis of a profile already established in contemporary British house.