Liveschool Artist and FX Racks

Throughout the year we’ve all loved challenging ourselves to come up with creative and inspiring racks for the Liveschool fam. Bellow is a selection from this year as well as an exclusive first look at Bass God MOSS’ mini pack!

• Harmonic Reverb [FREE DL until Jan 30]
• Breakbeat Generator [FREE DL until Jan 30]
• 808 Maker
• Linn Drum Powered By Neve
• Artist Rack 006 FM Explorations by Goose 
• Artist Rack 005 Mastering Chain by SUB-human 
• MOSS – Grounded [mini pack]

Festival Stages & Global Platforms

Awards are one thing – hearing those productions tear through big-system speakers is another. In 2025, Liveschool artists stepped onto some of the world’s most iconic stages.

• Loods brought pure euphoria to Boiler Room London
• FUKHED’s Boiler Room: Sydney set erupted with chaotic brilliance.
• Sir Jude continued her rise with Glastonbury Festival and SXSW Austin slots.
• Back home, Moss moved from club rooms into major festival territory at Wildlands and Rabbits Eat Lettuce.
• Carla Martinez delivered tightly wound techno to the Beyond The Valley main stage.

And then came the moment none of us expected to write: Neotek released ‘Show Em’ with DJ Diesel (yes, Shaquille O’Neal), and was invited onstage at Ubbi Dubbi Festival to perform it live.

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Radio Waves & Media Takeovers

2025 also pushed Liveschool sounds deeper across global radio.

Beyond that, alumni and trainers surfaced across influential platforms:

• Logic1000 curated an official mix for DJ-Kicks release featuring two new originals, a forward-thinking remix of José González’s “Heartbeats”, plus tracks from Liveschool fam DJ Plead and Big Ever.
• Moss took over triple j’s Mix Up for a four-week concept residency weaving bass, garage, dubstep and DnB with contributions from Latent Space, East Esplanade and Ninajirachi.
• More highlights from our DJ Sets & Live Shows round-up from 2025 include sets from Ninajirachi, Jungist, Mirasia, Billy Xane and Luen.

Listen back: Moss’s Mix Up residency is archived on SoundCloud.

Labels, Film & TV Syncs & Industry Breakthroughs

Not every milestone hits the headlines – some arrive quietly but reshape careers: your first label deal, your first Movie soundtrack sync, your first songs crossing six-figure streams.

This year included:

• UK Garage producer Club Angel kept the pressure high with a string of 2025 releases including “Outrun,” “Steppin’ Up!” and “Burna,” plus a standout rework “Feel The Friction (Club Angel Remix)” — locking in a prolific breakout year.
• East Esplanade’s debut EP Think Once on their co-founded label Life Without Mirrors.
• Dyan Tai’s ‘Let’s Get Bubble Tea’ gaining traction with Rolling Stone and SXSW Sydney.
• Sohail Godwin’s edits gaining global support from FISHER and surfacing across DJ videos worldwide.
• BRUX signed to influential electronic label LuckyMe and dropped the explosive single “CA$HED UP” with Baauer and Surya Sen – a major leap into global club consciousness.
• Pax Maisin’s debut EP 4mat of a Girl with early Mixmag support.
• Moss’s first international collaboration with UK rapper Example on Monstercat, racing past 200k streams per platform. (Mixed and mastered by Liveschool’s SUB-human.)

Albums, EPs & the Long Game

Singles are snapshots. Albums and EPs are the long-form spaces where years of sound design, songwriting and experimentation lock together.

2025 delivered a wave of these bigger statements:

• Ninajirachi’s I Love My Computer breaking new ground in so many ways.
• Sublime debut full-length album Labyrinth from Paris
• GLVES’s Belonging EP carving out intricate pop-electronic territory.
• Anna Lunoe releasing her long-awaited debut album Pearl via NLV Records.

PARIS delivered their debut long-form project, Touch Sensitive returned with a fully realised album, Montaigne took a new path and switched from major label to fully independent and self-produced, and Sakr’s Materials stretched into art-gallery territory with a cassette-mixtape edition.