Mandidextrous
For over 15 years, Mandidextrous has been an instrumental figure in the UK/European underground music industry. With their unique and high-energy productions, they have captivated audiences, packing out clubs and festival dance floors wherever they go. Their seamless fusion of D&B and Techno, combined with influences from various dance genres and nostalgic rave sounds, sets them apart as a true innovator and skilled producer.
Mandidextrous, who prefers they/them pronouns, identifies as Trans Non-Binary and has become an inspiring beacon of representation for queer culture and trans lives in the dance music community. Alongside their musical talent, they have established a significant social media presence and earned support from renowned platforms such as Radio One, BBC Introducing, and UKF.
2023 was subject to a momentous rise in M’s career picking up a prestigious award from Drum & Bass Arena that was voted for by many industry professionals as the Critics Choice. This has helped Mandidextrous solidify their involvement within the D&B Industry and community.
Their music, both infamous and sought after, has earned the admiration of many DJs and prominent labels. Notably, they’ve made significant strides with Ram Records and their new imprint Program, leaving a lasting legacy within the European hard techno scene and the UK/European D&B scene.
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