Lens

Lens has quickly established itself on the scene since its debut in 2020. Her signature wild double drops and imaginative song selection transcending genre boundaries clearly proved that the buzz around her name is more than deserved.

Lens grew up near Brighton and was involved in music from an early age. Her love of sound system culture, honed at rave parties in Brighton, London and Manchester, as well as countless hours practicing on vinyl, laid the foundations of her DJing. style.

The rise of Lens was simply impossible to miss. Lens gained momentum in 2023 with excellent remixes of Issey Cross' Top 20 hit Bittersweet Goodbye and Hybrid Minds & venbee's If Love Could Have Saved You. Her viral Shogun Sessions set alongside Tempz closed the year in style. In early 2024, she released "After Party," a collaboration with LZee that became a multimillion-dollar hit on streaming platforms, and followed it up with her own remix, Lens' Rowdy Rework, which became a staple of her live sets. Collaborations with Pola & Bryson, goddard., Unglued and Diagnostix only confirmed her rise throughout the year. In 2025, Lens kicked off the year with their biggest release to date: Danger Zone with Emily Makis. The Kill Bill-inspired single quickly racked up over 2 million streams and received massive support from BBC Radio 1, marking a key milestone in her production career.

With over 100 gigs to play in 2024, including sets on Glastonbury Festival's Arcadia Stage, Boomtown Main Stage and Drumsheds, Lens finished the year with her debut UK headline tour, Moving Mad, which was sold out across the country.

In 2025, she already has several moments on her wishlist, including an Essential Mix for BBC Radio, her Live Stream for DJ Mag and her first UKG release. Driven by a deep connection to the culture that nurtured her, Lens is forging her own path in D&B in dazzling fashion.