Loefah

Loefah, born Peter Livingston in the United Kingdom, is a pioneering figure in the evolution of dubstep and bass music. Emerging from London’s vibrant underground scene in the early 2000s, he became closely associated with the seminal DMZ crew alongside Mala, Coki, and SGT Pokes. Renowned for his minimalist, cavernous production style, Loefah's tracks such as “Horror Show” and “Mud” helped define the dark, moody, and spacey sound that separated dubstep from its garage roots.

His deep, spacious beats and heavy sub-bass lines quickly earned him critical acclaim and a cult following. Beyond his production work, Loefah co-founded Swamp 81, a label that drastically shaped UK bass music by fostering talents like Boddika, Addison Groove, and Pinch. Continuously pushing sonic boundaries, Loefah remains an influential force in UK electronic music, celebrated for both his innovative sound design and his enduring commitment to underground culture.