Since they were first introduced beneath the flag of RAM Records, through sister-label ProgRAM, the steady rise of Mandidextrous on the imprint hasn’t gone unnoticed by the wider bass music world. Coining their own sub genres and breaking paradigms, they first came under the guise of RAM through the EQ50 mentorship scheme, which later led to numerous releases with ProgRAM as well as a set at RAM’s 30th birthday Printworks celebrations. Also being slated within the ‘Ones to Watch’ segment of BBC Radio 1's yearly round ups, they’ve since wracked up millions of streams across platforms online. Also smashing gender stereotypes and opening up conversations about what it is to be queer within the dance music community, their road has been paved with a number of groundbreaking acts which will continue alongside the growth of their catalogue on RAM.
For their next single Ayah Marar is brought into the mix, who’s also set herself apart through collaborators with names such as Calvin Harris and Camo & Krooked, solidifying herself as a highly sought after vocalist. ‘Don’t Let It Go’ doesn’t lack any of Mandidextrous’ bouncing basslines, meanwhile the voice of Ayah Marar ensures a crossover anthem perfect for stages throughout Mandidextrous’ packed out tour schedule this Summer. With more music scheduled with RAM, Mandidextrous is moving to new heights once again, with no signs of settling anytime soon across an already decorated career.
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