Sigma

Sigma is a British drum and bass duo consisting of Cameron Edwards and Joe Lenzie. The pair met while studying at Leeds University and quickly bonded over their shared passion for drum and bass music. After forming Sigma in the mid-2000s, they began making waves in the UK drum and bass scene with their energetic productions and distinctive sound.

Sigma gained significant attention with their early releases on prominent drum and bass labels, including Breakbeat Kaos and Hospital Records. However, their breakthrough came in 2014 with the release of their hit single "Nobody to Love," a rework of Kanye West's "Bound 2." The track topped the UK Singles Chart and earned widespread acclaim, solidifying Sigma's status as mainstream hitmakers.

Following the success of "Nobody to Love," Sigma released another chart-topping single, "Changing," featuring Paloma Faith. The track further showcased their ability to blend euphoric melodies with powerful drum and bass rhythms, earning them critical and commercial success.

In 2015, Sigma released their debut album, "Life," which featured collaborations with notable artists such as Rita Ora, Ella Eyre, and Labrinth. The album showcased the duo's versatility and ability to craft anthemic drum and bass hits that appeal to both underground fans and mainstream audiences.

Sigma's live performances have become renowned for their high-energy sets and crowd-pleasing tracks. They've performed at major festivals and events worldwide, including Glastonbury, Reading & Leeds Festival, and Tomorrowland.

With a reputation for crafting infectious drum and bass anthems and pushing the boundaries of the genre, Sigma remains a prominent name in both the drum and bass and broader electronic music scenes. Their continued success highlights their ability to evolve with changing musical landscapes while staying true to their roots in drum and bass.