Meet the crew.

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Meet the crew. ⍟

A group of five people standing in a line at a party or nightclub, all wearing matching black t-shirts with a white Om symbol and the word 'MANTRA' printed on them. One person on the far right is dancing or posing with a raised fist. The room has exposed brick walls, warm lighting, and a colorful painting on the wall.
A group of five people standing in a line at a party or nightclub, all wearing matching black t-shirts with a white Om symbol and the word 'MANTRA' printed on them. One person on the far right is dancing or posing with a raised fist. The room has exposed brick walls, warm lighting, and a colorful painting on the wall.

Who spins the decks?

  • A man wearing glasses with blue neon reflections, in a hoodie, illuminated by colorful purple and blue lighting.

    REO

    Mixing D&B since 1997.

  • A man stands by the ocean at sunset with a colorful sky in the background. He is wearing a black jacket and a black T-shirt with a white Om symbol and the word 'MANTRA' printed on it.

    EL-B

    Raised around 90s rave culture, EL-B had music in his blood from the start—growing up around promoters, clubs and sound systems.

    From building his own FM transmitter to picking up his first Soundlab decks, he was locked into DJing and radio early on. Spanning house, UK garage, jungle and Drum & Bass, he’s played everywhere from London to Ibiza—cutting his teeth at raves, squat parties and sets alongside INS, REO and more, even warming up for Bad Company. Now linking with old friends to form MANTRA SOUNDS, EL-B is still pushing forward—down for the ride, wherever it leads.

  • A DJ with a beard, wearing sunglasses, a cap, and a black t-shirt, performing behind a Pioneer DJ controller in a dimly lit room with purple lighting and soundproofing panels.

    BCM

    Starting on belt-drive turntables at just 12, BCM built his foundations the hard way—learning to mix properly from day one. Inspired by Drum & Bass heavyweights like DJ Hype, High Contrast, Calibre and Total Science, he quickly found his passion for the music and culture. From DJing his school leavers ball at 16 to an 8-year residency on Rudefm.com, BCM has played festivals, London clubs and across genres including house, garage and dubstep.

    Now part of MANTRA SOUNDS and Data Transmission, he’s back with renewed energy—delivering dynamic sets and fresh production. Ez… BCM 🔥

  • A man wearing a black cap with a heart and brain outline logo, illuminated by blue and purple lighting.

    DJ Twitch

    Behind the decks since the 90s, DJ Twitch has been driven by a deep love for music and the energy it creates. With roots in house and Drum & Bass, his sound blends nostalgic rhythm and atmosphere—built for proper dancefloor moments.

    Twitch honed his craft on raw instinct and passion, always focused on reading the crowd and delivering the right vibe at the right time. Still going strong, he brings experience, versatility and feel-good energy to every set—keeping it authentic and all about the music.

  • DJ wearing headphones mixes music on a DJ console in a dark, colorful nightclub with purple and blue lighting.

    Bourno

    Bourno is an emerging drum & bass dj known for having a versatile mixing capability.

    He specialises in blending deep gritty rollers, sharp punchy jump up and dark atmospheric minimal with a passion and keen ear for smooth transitions and rolling mixes, he has show cased this style on various platforms such as thirty3hz, rough tempo and UK raw.

    He has also had the privilege of supporting artists such as Voltage, Mozey and Serial Killazs at numerous events in the uk rave scene.

  • A DJ wearing headphones and a New York Yankees cap plays music on a mixer in a dark, soundproofed room with purple acoustic foam panels.

    DJ Flowstate

    DJ Flowstate is part of a new wave of digital drum and bass artists, blending deep musicality with forward-thinking sound design.

    Drawing heavy influence from pioneers like Calibre, Fabio, and Alix Perez, his style is rooted in the foundations of the genre while pushing into more modern, atmospheric territory. He thrives on keeping a mix in constant motion, seamlessly blending between liquid, minimal, and heavy rollers, taking you on a journey that builds, evolves, and never loses its flow.

  • A woman with long wavy hair, makeup, and a nose ring is smiling at the camera. The photo has colorful purple and blue lighting.

    Sammy

    An up-and-coming force in the scene, Sammy is making her mark as part of the Mantra Sound movement. With a passion for music and a sharp ear for selection, she’s steadily building her presence behind the decks while bringing fresh energy to everything she does. Sammy supports in shaping the brand—driving merchandise and helping expand the Mantra Sound identity.

    Focused, creative and fully locked into the vision, she represents the next wave of the crew. One to watch as she continues to grow and make noise.

Whose on the mic?

  • A man wearing a black Adidas cap with a colorful logo, holding a microphone, appears to be singing or performing on stage with purple and blue lighting.

    MC BIGGA BOMBZILLA

    Raised on jungle, evolved through DnB, UKG and grime—BIGGA BOMBZILLA’s been shelling mics since his teens. Inspired by the greats, he hit the scene early and never lost the hunger. Back in full force, linking with Tizzy J and Bubblin Chris to form THE GUILD, he’s been tearing through UK radio (Flex FM, UK Raw, Rough Tempo) and live sets across the scene. Now rolling with MANTRA SOUNDS, his style is pure energy—explosive bars over dark, moody basslines.

    “Blessed to share stages with those I grew up listening to.”
    OIIII… KA FKN BOOM.

  • A man singing into a microphone on stage, wearing a black cap with a white Om symbol, and a black shirt, with colorful stage lights in the background.

    MC MERCURY

    Raised on late 90s jungle tape packs and shaped by the early 2000s rave scene, MC Mercury comes from the real roots of Drum & Bass. Cutting his teeth at free parties, house raves and underground events, he built a name on raw energy, sharp mic presence and respect for the culture.Inspired by legends like Skibadee, Shabba D, D.E.T, IC3 and Fearless, he grafted for years alongside DJ ELB, building radio platforms and pushing his sound.

    After time away focusing on family, Mercury returns with MANTRA — sharper, hungrier and stronger than ever, ready to make serious impact again.