Anais

Raised in the energy of Bristol’s underground scene, Anaïs built her reputation the hard way. Long nights in packed clubs, relentless sets and a fearless approach to the decks quickly set her apart. As a resident at the legendary Lakota nightclub and a core member of the Invicta Audio collective, she became a standout name within one of the most influential drum and bass cities in the world. Production quickly became the engine behind her rise. After studying Music Production and Sound Engineering at the dBs Institute, Anaïs developed a sound built for real dancefloors. Her records hit with precision. Heavy low end, crisp drums and sharp vocal moments combine into tracks that DJs trust and crowds react to instantly. A defining chapter of her early career came through a three year relationship with Hospital Records, one of the most respected institutions in drum and bass. The partnership placed her music in front of a global audience and confirmed her reputation as a serious producer within the scene. Her rise behind the decks has been just as explosive. Anaïs has already stepped onto some of the biggest stages in drum and bass, including the iconic Origin stage at Boomtown Fair where she performed to a crowd of around 30,000 people. Moments like that have cemented her reputation as an artist who thrives on the largest stages. Her production has also reached the centre of the global scene. Anaïs was commissioned to create the opening track for Let It Roll, the world’s largest drum and bass festival, setting the tone for one of the most important events in bass music. While drum and bass remains the foundation of her sound, Anaïs constantly pushes the edges of the genre. Her sets weave in darker elements of UK bass culture, moving into 140 territory with flashes of dubstep and halftime before snapping back into high velocity drum and bass. The result is a sound that feels unpredictable, heavy and unmistakably modern. Now entering a new chapter with a signing to UKF, Anaïs is stepping into the next phase of her career with serious momentum behind her. The move places her alongside one of the most influential platforms in bass music and signals a wave of new music and global attention. That momentum is already building. Anaïs is heading to Australia and New Zealand for major shows as part of the renowned Touch Bass tour, bringing her sound to some of the biggest bass music stages in the Southern Hemisphere. From Bristol basements to global festival main stages, Anaïs is moving fast. And the next chapter is only just beginning.