Wax Wings

Wax Wings emerged as an enigmatic force within the UK’s electronic music scene, fusing shadowy techno with elements of punk, house, and leftfield electronica. Born in London, Wax Wings developed a unique sound shaped by a love of gothic aesthetics and queer culture, bringing dark, theatrical energy both to the studio and the dancefloor. Known for their genre-defying productions and immersive DJ sets, they first gained recognition with releases on Maya Jane Coles’ label, I/AM/ME, and have since played at prominent clubs and festivals across Europe, including fabric (London), Circoloco (Ibiza), and Glastonbury.

Alongside original releases like “System” and the lauded “Gravedance” EP, Wax Wings has established a reputation as a remixer for acts such as Depeche Mode and Eli & Fur, reinterpreting tracks with an acerbic, experimental edge. Their collaborations often highlight boundary-transgressing vocalists and artists from London’s diverse underground. Over the years, Wax Wings has also become an advocate for LGBTQ+ rights and mental health awareness, using their platform to support marginalized voices in club culture.

Unafraid to challenge conventions, Wax Wings continues to evolve, uniting communities on the dancefloor with a sound that is as haunting as it is liberatory.