Crissy Criss

Crissy Criss, born May 5, 1987, in London, is a renowned drum and bass DJ, producer, and broadcaster who has been a prominent figure in the scene since his teenage years. Introduced to the genre by his stepfather, the legendary Kenny Ken, Crissy was immersed in drum and bass from an early age. By the age of 11, he was already DJing, and at 15, he became the youngest DJ to host a show on BBC Radio 1Xtra, solidifying his position as a rising star.

As a producer, Crissy Criss has released music on respected labels such as Hospital Records, Technique Recordings, and Eatbrain. His tracks, including Create the Future and Go Hard, showcase his ability to blend high-energy beats with innovative sound design. His versatility extends across subgenres, from liquid to neurofunk, earning him recognition as one of the most dynamic and forward-thinking artists in drum and bass.

Crissy’s influence extends beyond his solo work through collaborations with artists like Malux, Erb N Dub, and FuntCase. These partnerships have resulted in powerful, genre-defying tracks that highlight his adaptability and creativity. Additionally, his label, War on Silence, serves as a platform for emerging talent, further cementing his dedication to the growth and evolution of drum and bass.

On stage, Crissy Criss is celebrated for his electrifying DJ sets that seamlessly blend classic anthems with cutting-edge productions. He has performed at major festivals and venues worldwide, including Let It Roll and Boomtown, captivating audiences with his technical prowess and infectious energy. With a career spanning over two decades, Crissy Criss remains a pivotal figure in the drum and bass scene, continually pushing boundaries and inspiring the next generation of artists.