Sigma

Sigma are a renowned British drum and bass duo originating from London, United Kingdom, and consist of Cameron Edwards and Joe Lenzie. Formed in the early 2000s, Sigma quickly established themselves as influential figures in the UK's vibrant electronic music scene through a distinctive blend of melodic hooks and pulsating basslines. They achieved mainstream success with their breakthrough hit "Nobody to Love" in 2014, a reimagined version of Kanye West’s "Bound 2," which soared to number one on the UK Singles Chart.

Following this, Sigma continued to solidify their reputation with a string of chart-topping singles, including "Changing" featuring Paloma Faith, and collaborations with acclaimed artists such as Ella Henderson, Labrinth, and Rita Ora. Known for their dynamic live performances and high-energy DJ sets, Sigma have performed at numerous major festivals and venues around the world, contributing to the global popularity of drum and bass. Their celebrated debut album, "Life," released in 2015, showcased their ability to fuse radio-friendly anthems with dancefloor-ready beats.

Over the years, Sigma have maintained their commitment to pushing the boundaries of their genre, earning critical acclaim and a loyal fanbase, and continuing to shape the landscape of contemporary UK electronic music.