Bristol based drum & bass producer Grafix has revitalized his solo career, … Read Full Bio ↴Bristol based drum & bass producer Grafix has revitalized his solo career, signing exclusively to Hospital Records, and ready to take the drum & bass world by the horns.Previously famed for being one half of ‘Fred V & Grafix’, Josh Jackson has been at the forefront of the genre for over a decade with a trio of collaborative albums under his belt. Now after years of success, he’s taken a new direction embracing his revived identity as a solo artist.
Widely respected for his clinical mixdowns and impeccable production skills, this sharp musical brain is poised for great things as he sets on his solo journey. His influences are drawn from various genres such as Techno, Electronica and Indie Dance. With his productions encompass this broad selection they span a range of emotions and sonic frequencies.Grafix’s new solo status has seen him venture into darker and more experimental territories with his dancefloor primed productions and ethereal soundscapes, proving popular, from ‘Distressed’ to ‘Stutter’ and ‘Acid Generation’ which reached number 1 in the Beatport Drum & Bass chart.
The past year has been pivotal in Grafix’s solo journey, as the development and exploration of his style has seen appreciation from dance music connoisseurs including Andy C, Metrik, A.M.C and High Contrast. With his inspirations drawing from techno to indie rock, Grafix’s remarkable production skill and originality has seen him garner radio support from airwave tastemakers in 2020 such as Rene LaVice, Danny Howard, Charlie Tee, and Mollie Collins, and even a collaboration with fellow label extraordinaire Metrik on ‘Parallel’.
Widely respected for his clinical mixdowns and impeccable production skills, this sharp musical brain is poised for great things as he sets on his solo journey. His influences are drawn from various genres such as Techno, Electronica and Indie Dance. With his productions encompass this broad selection they span a range of emotions and sonic frequencies.Grafix’s new solo status has seen him venture into darker and more experimental territories with his dancefloor primed productions and ethereal soundscapes, proving popular, from ‘Distressed’ to ‘Stutter’ and ‘Acid Generation’ which reached number 1 in the Beatport Drum & Bass chart.
The past year has been pivotal in Grafix’s solo journey, as the development and exploration of his style has seen appreciation from dance music connoisseurs including Andy C, Metrik, A.M.C and High Contrast. With his inspirations drawing from techno to indie rock, Grafix’s remarkable production skill and originality has seen him garner radio support from airwave tastemakers in 2020 such as Rene LaVice, Danny Howard, Charlie Tee, and Mollie Collins, and even a collaboration with fellow label extraordinaire Metrik on ‘Parallel’.
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Lack Of Motion
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@wouterinho7
Fred V & Grafix, Netsky, Camo & Krooked are the Kings of DNB
@ControlUreFeelings
agreed . Netsky and Fred v and Grafix , they got me into the genre. Metrik is a king in my book too , such variety and so flexible awsome DJ too , I wish we had a big DnB scene like in the UK .
@yummypieProductions
So glad I found this gem
@Andrej4451
Lovely !! good old days .. my teenage days :-P listening since then
@billymcdowell3187
Classic Grafix, what a lad
@lil.anyafox
it brings me peace 🙂
@pavlejovanovic5278
My favourite thumbnail of all time,it gives me this feeling of safety and utter joy every time I see it :D
@CodaLucente
This might be my favourite drum and bass song. I keep coming back to this. Maybe also Night Thought by Kove, or Snowman by the Brookes Brothers
@johncharlton199
Ahh 2011, I miss you.
@jamesrichards5601
How have I only just found this? :O