Currently considered the most sought-after club DJ in Birmingham, DMO DEEJAY is quickly establishing that same reputation elsewhere around the world with his eclectic, but most importantly memorable, performances. Having performed internationally for the last two years in Dubai, USA, Greece, Spain and Switzerland he has now returned to London to showcase his talent on home soil.

From a musician’s background as a drummer in bands from a very early age, DMO Deejay took his knowledge of rhythm and performance and began to apply this to the decks. Within a year his name had spread across the Birmingham scene as one of the hottest and most innovative DJs in the midlands.

Having achieved such an impressive body of work in such a short period of time, it is almost guaranteed that DMO Deejay has extremely bright prospects on the horizon.

From a professional footballer to one of the most prolific reality stars in the UK. Ashley’s fan base stems from all around the world, being recognised from as far as Australia.

Known for his lady skills and insanely toned body, Ashley Cain has always been one to watch.

Sponsored by huge sporting brands My Protein & Physiq Apparel, Ashley has some exciting new projects coming up this year. They are yet to be announced, but for sure will have a great, positive impact on his career.

With the launch of his You Tube channel Ashley is always interacting with his ever-growing fan base, whilst also growing his business portfolio.

The next few months are interesting for Ashley Cain. With numerous projects in the pipeline and the development of his portfolio, more and more brands are seeing his marketability and the impact he could have on their business and sales.

Nathaniel Thomson, aka GIGGS, began his grime career by releasing a series of independent mix tapes. These established his popularity in and around London. An independently released album followed in 2008. The success of this led to a deal with XL Recordings and three more albums, including 2016's UK number 2 Landlord. Appearances on the Drake playlist More Life in 2017 saw GIGGS popularity reach new heights, making him as an artist to watch out for.

This time last year, J Hus was just another 19 year-old East London college dropout with nothing to his name. In less than 12 months, he’s become one of the most talked about new talents at the forefront of the current Grime resurgence. A deftly delivered offering, the mixtape is filled with street rhymes streaked with an irrepressible sense of humour and lyrics laced with references to the likes of 50 Cent, Outkast, Beanie Man, TLC, JME and I-Wayne. “I’m everything you’ve heard before, and nothing you’ve ever heard before,” grins the charismatic J Hus, who manages to be simultaneously shy and self-assured.

Nowadays everybody’s talking about 26 year old Jermaine Scott, aka Wretch 32. Adele, Jessie J and Rio Ferdinand have penned excited tweets about him, Liam Gallagher and Nikki Minaj have praised his music in interviews, 50 Cent’s blogged about him, and P Diddy, Nas and Mark Ronson have asked him to jump up on stage with them. Chipmunk, The Streets and Wiley were among the first to ask him to record with them, and Professor Green and Tinie Tempah followed suit shortly after, inviting him to support them on tour.