Bushbaby

Genre: Garage · House

Origin: United Kingdom

Since emerging in 2015, Brighton-based DJ and producer Bushbaby has established himself as a key voice in the UK’s new wave of club music, blending UK garage, house and raw rave energy into a sound built squarely for the dancefloor.

Known for high-impact DJ sets and a sharp, recognisable production identity, Bushbaby has earned support from Interplanetary Criminal, Chris Stussy, Joy Orbison and BBC Radio 1, alongside co-signs from Four Tet, Disclosure, Jaguar and Sammy Virji.

In 2025, Bushbaby released EVERYTIME, a 10-track mixtape named after his signature vocal tag, landing on 12 September via Southpoint. Spanning 137–145 BPM, the project showcased the full scope of his sound — from gritty speed-garage pressure to widescreen, emotional club moments. The mixtape was pressed to vinyl and supported by a 40+ date world tour across the UK, Europe, USA, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.

Upon release, EVERYTIME debuted at #8 on Spotify’s UK Debut Albums Chart for the week of 12–18 September and went on to chart at #66 on the Official UK Album Downloads Chart, placing Bushbaby alongside artists such as Ed Sheeran, Twenty One Pilots, JADE and Mimi Webb during release week.

The campaign delivered a landmark run of singles: “Shake & Slide” gained strong organic traction across socials, “Feel The Rush” highlighted his melodic instincts, and “Pumpin Jumpin” became his biggest record to date. The latter received heavy support from MistaJam on Capital Dance and Danny Howard on BBC Radio 1, alongside widespread club rotation from Skream, Chris Stussy and Riordan, cementing its status as a defining record in Bushbaby’s catalogue.

On the live side, Bushbaby’s sets are built for momentum and crowd connection, translating club energy into consistently high-impact performances.

With EVERYTIME, Bushbaby distilled a decade of craft into a clear artistic statement. As momentum continues to build into 2026, he steps into larger-scale live moments and new international stages, while ongoing collaborations further refine his place within the contemporary house and club landscape.

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