South Frequency: Benny L with Ragga Twins, Krust, Speaker Louis

Pioneering DnB legends join forces with emerging heavyweights on the scene.

Benny L, a London-based drum and bass producer, is celebrated for his innovative approach to basslines and precision engineering in production. Emerging as one of the most exciting figures in the scene, he has released music on iconic labels such as Metalheadz and Audioporn, with standout tracks like Low Blow and Vanta Black.

His distinct style blends deep, rolling basslines with a gritty edge, earning support from heavyweights like Andy C and Goldie. Benny L’s remix of Mister Majestic became an instant classic, solidifying his reputation as a trailblazer in the genre.

Joining him on stage are The Ragga Twins - a legendary drum and bass duo hailing from London. Comprised of sibling members Deman Rockers and Flinty Badman, the Ragga Twins have been a pioneering force in the drum and bass and jungle music scenes for over three decades.

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Krust is a seminal figure in drum and bass, renowned for his boundary-pushing productions and contributions to the genre’s evolution. Emerging in the early 1990s, Krust was deeply influenced by Bristol's rich musical culture, which blended reggae, hip hop, and electronic sounds. Alongside Roni Size, Die, and Suv, he co-founded the influential collective Reprazent, which brought drum and bass to the global stage.

Renowned for his electrifying DJ sets, Krust has performed at premier events and venues worldwide, captivating audiences with his dynamic mixing and eclectic selections. His dedication to innovation and pushing creative boundaries continues to inspire producers and fans alike. With a career spanning three decades, Krust remains a transformative force in drum and bass, constantly exploring new horizons while honouring the roots of the genre.

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Speaker Louis is a French producer and DJ with a serious knack for merging modern DnB rollers with the deep-rooted flavours of dub, dancehall, and jungle. Now based in London, his music reflects the UK's rich sound system culture… gritty, groovy, and grounded.