Olive F

Vinyl, swing and club house

The energy of Olive F has been built around a simple idea: selecting music with a collector's instinct and bringing it to the dancefloor with a precise reading of the moment. Her language connects warm house, heavy kicks and a jackin’ pulse with a sensibility marked by soul, disco and nineties hip hop. Before establishing herself as a DJ and producer, her relationship with music went through years of record buying and several seasons in Ibiza, where she absorbed the sound of the underground scene from the dancefloor before taking over the booth.

From collecting to Moxy Muzik

Her professional leap gained speed in 2023, when she became a resident at Darius Syrossian's Moxy Muzik parties. That stage reinforced an identity centered on groove, selection criteria and a way of DJing that avoids the inertia of easy trends. In her references, the musicality of Marvin Gaye, Quincy Jones or Heatwave coexists with the rhythmic roughness of J Dilla, The Pharcyde, MF Doom and A Tribe Called Quest, and the house school of DJ Sneak, Derrick Carter and Paul Johnson. That mix explains her sets: club tools with punch, nods to nostalgia and a structure designed to keep the dancefloor moving.

Residencies, labels and expansion

Consolidation arrived with performances at key spaces and brands in the electronic scene. Olive F has left her mark at fabric, ADE, Ibiza, Singapore and other international circuits, and in 2025 she expanded her presence with dates linked to Paradise, Elrow, Defected at Pacha, BBC Radio 1 Dance × Ibiza, PIV at Cova Santa, Warehouse Project and Fabrik Madrid. She has also been part of the Beatport Next 2024 generation, a showcase that underpinned her projection as a new name in British house.

Production with a dancefloor pulse

In the studio, her catalog connects club functionality with an increasingly recognizable personality. She has released music on Moxy Muzik, Seven Dials, Too Many Rules, Defected, DFTD, Elrow, Nothing Else Matters, Griffintown Records and Robsoul Recordings, with tracks like Enter The Olive, Lightly Salted Dorito’s, Soul Soup, Cereal Groover, Hot Sauce and Knuckle Sandwich. Her collaborations and remixes alongside names like Darius Syrossian, Fountain Sound or Phil Weeks reinforce a career that is still young, but already connected to major labels and booths. She is currently among the British house selectors with the most international traction, supported by a combination of vinyl culture, swing and dancefloor craft.