Flavourlabel is a Cornwall-based DJ and producer delivering a premium slice of Ibiza-style electronic music across the South West, ranging from atmospheric, chilled-out beach sessions to upbeat, bouncing bar gigs. Known for capturing the collective energy of the crowd, the artist draws from a rich musical history spanning live bands to UK-wide DJ sets, pulling inspiration from the melodic sounds of Ben Böhmer to the high-energy breakbeats of A.Skillz and Krafty Kuts. Highlights from the past year include playing marathon 5-hour sunset sets directly on the Cornish coast and securing major support slots in Newquay, Porthleven, and Polzeathv - warming up the stage for UK hip-hop legends The Scribes and keeping the party jumping long after the final mic drops. Deeply proud to support the vibrant South West music scene, Flavourlabel places a massive emphasis on building personal connections within the DJ community and lifting fellow artists up. Looking ahead to the upcoming season, the goal is to expand horizons by bringing this unique sound to brand-new Cornwall venues and officially adding UK music festivals to the roster.

To give listeners a taste of this signature sonic journey, Flavourlabel’s latest beach-to-sunset mix seamlessly blends nostalgic familiarity with fresh, deep and progressive house music. The set kicks off with an Ableton-warped, high-bass edit of Thomas Lee’s Stay Until Morning, paving the way for melodic earworms like Massane’s Demons remix, the percussion-heavy Salta by Sultan + Shepard, and the driving piano progressions of Sickluv & Thabza De Soul’s What I Need. Seamlessly segueing through the trucking basslines of STP's That Girl is Crazy and Chris's Yes Baby, the mix masterfully drops crowd-pleasing curveballs like the Shai T Revisit Mix of Radio Ga Ga and a beach-ready SoundCloud edit of Radiohead’s Everything In Its Right Place. As peak-time energy peaks with Disclosure's You & Me (Rivo Extended Mix), the vibe smoothly transitions into a cinematic, sunset finale; tracks like Robby East's Melody for Misfits and Stereo Mind’s emotional, expansive soundscapes build a powerful collective energy, culminating in Astradreamer's For a Moment - a track heavily nodding to Bicep that completely carries the crowd away just as the sun sinks into the sea.

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What are your highlights of the past year and what is planned for the future?

My highlights from the last year include playing long 5 hours sets on the beach watching the sun go down over the sea. Sometimes you have to pinch yourself that you have these opportunities. Also support slots in Newquay, Porthleven and Polzeath where we have warmed up for The Scribes and kept the party jumping afterwards.

Next year I am looking to add festivals to my roster I have a few possibilities and am looking forward to seeing what happens, also we have so many great venues here in Cornwall I am hoping to expand my horizons with a few different locations in the coming year.

Tell us something that you know now that you wished you knew when you first started DJing.

I think one thing I appreciate now more than ever is supporting each other in the Dj community and making personal connections. It really does make such a difference. I love the music scene in the South West and I am both proud to be a part of it and support it too.