Tisoki

British brostep on demand, without a label template

Tisoki has carved out a niche for himself in bass music by treating dubstep as a playground rather than a recipe. He might open a set with a bass hammer and close it with an almost pop melody; that breadth comes from years of ghost production—commissioned work that forced him to copy others' languages—and an explicit decision: not to tie himself exclusively to a single label. He prefers the freedom to experiment over a single stylistic label, and that logic runs through both his records and his sessions.

From OWSLA and Disciple to his first album on Monstercat

By the mid-2010s, he had already released on almost every benchmark bass label: OWSLA, Never Say Die, Disciple, RAM, Rottun, Buygore, and Firepower. He received support from Skrillex, Excision, and DJ Snake, and signed tracks with Borgore, Oliverse, Spag Heddy, Jauz, Crankdat, and Grabbitz. He self-released the EP Time Travel on his own label; in 2018, he landed on Monstercat with Bring It Back and the collaborative track Wobble alongside Crankdat. In 2019, the EP Razor Blades on Dim Mak coincided with his first visit to Lost Lands, Excision's festival.

01953, the Wymondham zip code turned into an album

Locked down in Southern California during the pandemic, he reconnected with his British roots on 01953, his debut album, released on July 30, 2021, on Monstercat. The title is the zip code for Wymondham, the Norfolk town where he grew up. Tracks like SENSITIVE, HOLD ON ME, WAVEY, and MADE 4 THIS move away from full-volume festival sounds to explore downtempo, grime, and introspective pop. Before that, he had released the EP Promise (2020); since then, works have arrived on Bassrush, NCS, and Create Music Group, plus recent collaborations like FACEDOWN with Kai Wachi and FADE AWAY with San Holo.

Festival booth and Shock Value tour

Live, he has brought that range to Red Rocks, EDC Las Vegas, Lost Lands (also in 2022 and 2025), Tomorrowland 2024, and Thunderdome 2026, of which he left a full video recording of his set. In 2026, he is headlining the Shock Value tour, his first headlining tour in six years, featuring brostep-style material like SHOOT 2 KILL alongside Control Freak, KILLAA, and BROSTEP FOREVER. Today he lives in Los Angeles and continues to move between the American club scene and the British underground that formed him.