Zara Kershaw
Zara Kershaw is a Brighton-based producer, singer‑songwriter and vocalist working primarily in liquid drum & bass. She appears on credited releases as a performer and songwriter and also issues solo material under her full name, Zara Elizabeth Kershaw, via SoundCloud.
Publicly available credits place Kershaw in the scene from at least 2015. She is credited as performer and songwriter on Etherwood’s "Souvenirs" (2015) and later featured on Etherwood’s "Lighthouse" (2021). Those credits, alongside later collaborations, map a steady involvement with liquid DnB artists across the 2010s and early 2020s.
Her role across these projects is concrete: vocal performances and songwriting credits on tracks by established producers. She has worked with Monrroe on "Out of Time" (2020) and with Technimatic on "Colour Me In" (2023). On each of these releases her contribution is listed as a collaborator rather than a primary producer, while her own solo uploads on SoundCloud are released under the name Zara Elizabeth Kershaw.
As a producer and self‑producing songwriter, Kershaw has demonstrated home studio workflow—sources note the track "Landslides" was written and produced at home in Brighton. That specific example confirms she writes her own songs and handles at least part of the production process on her solo material rather than relying solely on external producers.
Stylistically, Kershaw’s work sits within liquid drum & bass: her public credits show a focus on vocal-led, song‑oriented pieces placed over producers’ liquid frameworks. The documented collaborations (Etherwood, Monrroe, Technimatic) connect her to melodic, atmospheric productions where songwriting and voice are used as structural elements; her own self-produced "Landslides" reinforces a practice of intimate, home-produced arrangements paired with electronic production.
Concrete links in her catalogue are: Etherwood — "Souvenirs" (2015, performer/songwriter) and "Lighthouse" (2021, featured); Monrroe — "Out of Time" (2020, collaboration); Technimatic — "Colour Me In" (2023, collaboration); solo uploads as Zara Elizabeth Kershaw on SoundCloud, including the self‑produced "Landslides" written and produced at home in Brighton. Public biographical detail beyond these credits is limited, but these verifiable entries define her documented contributions to liquid drum & bass.
