Bugz in the Attic

Bugz in the Attic is a pioneering music collective from West London, United Kingdom, renowned for their innovative work in the broken beat genre. Formed in the late 1990s, the group comprises a fluid lineup of producers and DJs, including members such as Orin Walters (Afronaught), Kaidi Tatham, Daz-I-Kue, Mark Force, Alex Phountzi, Cliff Scott, Matt Lord, and Paul Dolby (Seiji). Drawing on influences from house, jazz, funk, soul, and drum and bass, Bugz in the Attic became central figures in the emergence of the "West London sound"—a unique, rhythmically complex fusion that revitalized British electronic music.

Their acclaimed 2006 debut album "Back in the Doghouse" showcased virtuosic musicianship, eclectic sampling, and dancefloor sensibility, while their infectious remixes for artists like 4hero, Amy Winehouse, and Zero 7 elevated their global reputation. Throughout their career, Bugz in the Attic have been celebrated for their forward-thinking productions, electrifying DJ sets, and community-driven approach, enduring as cultural innovators who bridged club culture with the rich musical tapestry of London life.