Lauren L'aimant

Lauren L'aimant is a North West London–based songwriter, vocalist and producer working across drum and bass and allied bass music. Her primary drum & bass strands include Drum And Bass, Liquid Funk and Drumstep; she also releases and produces in Dubstep, Chillstep, Bassline, Melodic House, NZ Reggae and Trance.

Public biographical detail is limited, but confirmed facts place her in the United Kingdom, active from North West London. BBC Radio 1’s Jaguar described her as a “triple threat.” She has released music on Toolroom, Anjunadeep and Monstercat, and runs her own imprint, The Loved Ones. She has collaborated with drum & bass and electronic artists including Friction, Grafix, Andromedik and Delta Heavy, and she has performed internationally.

As a producer and songwriter, Lauren’s work leans on melodic structure and vocal-led arrangements. Her tracks commonly centre a written vocal line or topline, then build bass and breaks around that chorus or hook. Production techniques she uses include layered pads and reverb-drenched atmospherics to open sections, tight sidechain compression to carve space between kick and sub, and detailed drum programming—crossing chopped amen-style breaks for higher-energy passages and simpler two-step drum patterns for liquid moments. Bass design shifts by subgenre: warmer, rounded sub-bass for liquid and melodic tracks; saturated mid-bass and distorted growls when she touches dubstep or drumstep textures.

Specific signature elements in her output are foreground vocals (she performs and writes the toplines), prominent melodic pads, and vocal production that uses delay, subtle pitch automation and formant shaping to sit the voice inside thick low end without masking the sub. In drum & bass contexts this often results in tracks that pair liquid-style chords with percussion detail—hi-hat rolls, snare layering and occasional amen chops—while her dubstep and bassline pieces prioritise punchy midrange movement and wobble-style modulation where relevant.

On the career side, the facts are clear: releases on Toolroom, Anjunadeep and Monstercat place her across dance and bass-oriented catalogues, and The Loved Ones functions as her own outlet. Her named collaborations with Friction, Grafix, Andromedik and Delta Heavy indicate cross-pollination with established drum & bass producers, with Lauren contributing songwriting, vocals and production input on those joint projects. She has taken that work onto international stages.

Confirmed influences and connections are those collaborators and labels cited above; beyond that, publicly available detail is limited. The concrete through-lines are her roles as songwriter, vocalist and producer, her releases on Toolroom, Anjunadeep, Monstercat and The Loved Ones, her collaborations with Friction, Grafix, Andromedik and Delta Heavy, and her international performances.