Endor

Britain's Endor first earned underground recognition across the U.K. club circuit through his vocal-driven deep house productions and bass-driven dancefloor tracks, all well before his breakthrough 2019 U.K. Top Ten hit "Pump It Up." Born in Brighton as Daniel Hardingham, he entered the British house underground in 2015 via his first release, the single "Be with Me." In the following years he put out multiple bass-heavy deep house cuts on Nightbeast and Strangelove, while also supplying remixes for FooR, Crush Club, and Pixie Lott. During 2019 he showcased further range with the Daft Punk-esque "Phonesex," the funk-laden "Mess Up" alongside Hifi Sean and Kolombo, and the ghetto-tech cut "Blastin," yet it was his Defected debut that truly resonated. Sampling Black & White Brothers, "Pump It Up" quickly gained support from DJs spanning Ibiza to Miami and climbed into the U.K. Top Ten, prompting subsequent remixes from Jax Jones and Low Steppa.