Kideko

Brighton, U.K.-structured DJ/producer Ryan Hurley (aka Kideko) sprung onto the U.K. home picture in 2015 using the discharge of his debut one “The Jam.” Originally, Hurley performed in local rings being a drummer; it wasn’t until he visited Northbrook University, where he researched music technology and music creation, that he became thinking about digital/dance music. His debut one, which sampled Technotronic’s “Increase the Jam,” obtained him reputation from different BBC Radio One DJs, including, Annie Macintosh, Mistajam, Danny Howard, and Pete Tong. Hurley released his second one in 2016 in cooperation with George Kwali, entitled “Crank It (Woah!).”