Gray has skyrocketed in Drum and Bass and is now a staple name on the scene,
responsible for some of D&B's most recognisable basslines, including "One
Spliff” and “Twilight”.

He's played Boomtown's main stage, sets across Europe,
sold out shows in Bristol under his own Antisocial, and sold out tours as far as
New Zealand. His debut album Digital Nomad featured Donae'O on "Lickshot",
a track that helped cement his name as a next-gen headliner - alongside
collaborations with the Ragga Twins, Stush, Spyda, A Little Sound and many
more voices that run deep through underground UK Music’s foundations.
That momentum continues: November 2025 saw the release of his EP
Antisocial, and he now steps up to the Lions Den Mainstage at Boomtown,
marking how far his standing in the scene has grown.

Raised in sound system culture and nurtured under Born On Road, one of
D&B's most respected underground labels, Gray is stripping things back to
basics rather than chasing the industry's next trend - real, raw music that
upholds the culture it came from. Expect heavy basslines, breaks, jungle and
reggae flair on releases to come via his own label, Shaded.
Antisocial sits at the centre of it all - not just an EP title or a sold-out Bristol
night, but the idea behind everything Gray makes: shutting out the noise and
shutting in with the music, the bass, and the people who show up for it. It's a
thread he's looking to keep building, a fixture of who he is rather than a one-
off. For Gray, underground culture is the lifeblood of D&B - the connection
between artist and crowd - and it's one he's set to keep pushing as he enters
the next chapter of his career.