SHUFFA

SHUFFA is one of the most exciting names emerging from the UK club music underground. Based in Manchester, he blends speed garage, UK garage and house into a high-energy sound built for clubs and festivals alike.

With releases on Shall Not Fade, Southpoint, EC2A, Disorder and Realm Records, SHUFFA has become one of the leading names in the new wave of UK garage. His productions have earned widespread support from Interplanetary Criminal, KETTAMA, Chris Stussy, Peggy Gou, Gorgon City, Silva Bumpa, Riordan and Girls Don’t Sync, while tracks including ‘Got U Groovin’, ‘ORIGINAL BADBOY’, ‘TOUCHDOWN HYPE’, ‘ARE YOU READY?’ and ‘Drama City’ have become staples across clubs and festivals worldwide.

His breakout release ‘WORK DUB’—an official rework of Pupa Nas T & Denise Belfon’s soca classic ‘Work’—spent years as one of UK garage’s most sought-after IDs before its official release through Disorder and Digital Drum, receiving major DSP playlist support and international radio play.

Away from the studio, SHUFFA has built a rapidly growing touring profile, performing at Parklife, supporting Gorgon City at Mixmag London, and touring across Australia and New Zealand. With a fast-growing catalogue and an international following, SHUFFA is establishing himself as one of the defining artists in modern UK club music.

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