Keeno

Having been named in Knowledge Magazine’s top 20 producers to watch out for in 2013 and with support from the likes of London Elektricity, S.P.Y, Camo & Krooked, BCee and many more, he’s moving up in the scene fast. The UK-based producer is rapidly becoming synonymous for his ability to add orchestral and cinematic elements to Drum & Bass on a grand scale whilst retaining a strong dance floor impact.

2013 saw the release of his 6 track EP ‘Nocturne’ featuring vocals from Louisa Bass and co-producer Whiney. With BBC Radio 1 airtime from the likes of Friction, B Traits and Mistajam the EP grabbed the attention of the scene at large. Featuring vocalist Louisa Bass and co-producer Whiney, both of whom appeared with Keeno on “No More” which dropped on Hospital Records “Sick Music” compilation album back in November 2012. Whiney also co-produced the popular “Isokime” with Keeno from “New Blood 013″ earlier this year.

In May 2014, Keeno released his debut album ‘Life Cycle’, a stunning release containing 14 tracks demonstrating his ability to add orchestral and cinematic elements to Drum&Bass while retaining a strong dance floor impact. As a sign of its success, Keeno has been nominated for 3 awards at this year’s Drum & Bass Arena awards; “Best Newcomer DJ”, “Best Album” & “Best Newcomer Producer”. Keeno kicked off with yet another successful release on Med School, the “Preludes EP” containing four tracks of uncompromised elegance.

Keeno has had music placed on the 2016 Outlook Festival Aftermovie, Need For Speed 2015 & Forza Horizon 3.