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14
Aug

Grooverider Norman Jay Tayo Dave Lee DJ Marky Gilles Peterson Mr. Scruff Francois K Carl Craig Roni Size Fabio Maurice Fulton Theo Parrish A Guy Called Gerald Pinch DJ Spinna Osunlade Peverelist Jimi Tenor DJ Die Marcellus Pittman Hunee Roska Horse Meat Disco Joe Bataan Ikonika Antal MJ Cole Batu Josey Rebelle Ben UFO Addison Groove Sully Objekt DJ Nature Chunky Tasha Om Unit Raji Rags Fracture Kahn Phaeleh Shy One Admin Sam Binga Nídia Mighty Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith Jamz Supernova Toma Kami CCL Krust Leroy Burgess Arp Frique Yadava Dar Disku Suze ijó Lil C BORGE Yushh Natasha Diggs Manami LUXE IZCO Kokoroko Lex Blondin Emma-Jean Thackray Queen Bee Lynda Dawn Coco Maria Channel One Tim Reaper Azu Tiwaline Luke Una Sister Zo BAKEY Valentina Magaletti Dwarde Neffa-T Karen Nyame KG Amy Kisnorbo Marla Kether 4am Kru Mia Koden HiTech Last Nubian Rose Holland in Wimborne

Wimborne Minster, United Kingdom

29
Aug

Roni Size DJ Die in London

London, United Kingdom

13
Sep

Mr C Roni Size in Reading

Reading,

04
Oct

Grooverider DJ Hype Roni Size Fabio Bassline Smith DJ Rap Dillinja Flux Congo Natty Topcat IC3 Kenny Ken Demolition Man Harry Shotta General Levy Micky Finn Eksman Navigator Bryan Gee DJ SS Nicky Blackmarket MC Shabba D DJ Phantasy Ragga Twins SASASAS DJ Ss Top Cat Gemini DJ Brockie MC Juiceman MC Fearless MC Foxy Ras Demo Mc Det MC Magika Escape Jumpin Jack Frost MC Moose MC GQ Marvellous Cain Futurebound Mark XTC Uncle Dugs Fabio & Grooverider Top Buzz Jumping Jack Frost in Bletchley

Bletchley, United Kingdom

17
Oct

Goldie Roni Size Damian Lazarus Seth Troxler Marcel Dettmann Nosaj Thing Nina Kraviz Danny Daze Axel Boman John Talabot Sub Focus Phantogram BICEP DJ Tennis Jacques Greene Thundercat Hot Since 82 Whitesquare Black Coffee Chase & Status Quest Michael Bibi Indira Paganotto DARKSIDE Jubilee Vanjee Jayda G Ciel Peggy Gou Ben Sterling ANOTR Adam Ten I Hate Models Marie Davidson Josh Baker Verraco Oden Sparrow & Barbossa G Jones DJ Plead Nico Moreno Oklou Boy Harsher Erika de Casier Nick León Patrick Mason james K Mita Gami BAMBII Chloé Caillet INVT Coffintexts TAYHANA Jonny From Space RHR Ela Minus Prospa Dom Dolla Francis Mercier Julie Nia Archives Barry Cant Swim Machine Girl John Glacier Nuclear Digital Transistor Dj Babatr Phiphi Mau P Riordan Villager Luke Alessi Zack Fox ChaseWest Beltran Magdalena Bay 2hollis 74.97 AMO AYYBO Bakke Will Buck Brother Dan CA7RIEL Paco Amoroso CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso Chuwi DALVA Denzel Curry

Miami, United States

07
Nov

Roni Size SHY FX The Untouchables Bredren gyrofield in Brussels

Brussels, Belgium

22
Nov

Roni Size in Margate

Margate,

About Roni Size

Bristol native Roni Size is one of the most respected junglists, with production credits spanning dozens of labels, projects, and releases, from stripped-down underground classics like "Time Stretch" to the smoothly sophisticated Top 20 U.K. pop hit "Brown Paper Bag." Although not as quick to rise to acclaim as peers such as Goldie and LTJ Bukem, Size's influence as a producer, label owner, and committed underground magnate figured him as one of the emerging sound's true pioneers. The breakout success of his debut album New Forms -- a Top Ten hit in the U.K., where it also won the Mercury Prize -- vaulted him to a greater degree of popularity than any other drum'n'bass producer. After a break during the early 2000s, Size resumed activity with new productions, a reworked version of New Forms, and performances that continued to fuse electronic and analog elements. Born to Jamaican immigrant parents, Roni grew up in the Bristolean suburb of St. Andrews (home to Tricky, Massive Attack, and Smith & Mighty), where he learned the fundamentals of hip-hop through the area's sounds systems, house parties, and underground clubs. Expelled from school in his mid-teens and running game through his neighborhood until risk became greater than reward, Size started dabbling with house and reggae production in the late '80s. He hooked up with labelmates DJ Krust, Suv, and DJ Die at the 1990 Glastonbury Festival, and the four stayed in contact, eventually forming Size's longest-running musical commitment to date: his own Full Cycle label. Formed simply as an outlet for the four's entree into the nascent drum'n'bass scene (Krust and brother Flynn [of Flynn & Flora] were already working with Smith & Mighty, while Die was producing hardcore tracks as Sub Love), Full Cycle eventually grew into a label group, releasing a steady flow of 12"s (on both Full Cycle and Dope Dragon), and a label comp, Music Box, in 1995. Oft duplicated, the Full Cycle sound is a subtle mix of jazz and soul with jump-up rhythms and worldbeat references spanning from Size's Jamaican roots to '50s bop and the Motown sound. Although hardly popular in the days before ragga (then jump-up) ruled the decks, the crew now counts a number of classics among their credits, including Size's "It's a Jazz Thing," Krust's "Jazz Note," and Reprazent's Reasons for Sharing EP, the crew's first outing through Gilles Peterson's major-label subsidiary Talkin' Loud. The success of 1997's New Forms launched Size to the top of the electronica genre, and the Dope Dragon label continued to rise in the ranks of dubplate hysteria, with tracks from Selector Owoy, Gang Related, and Mask consistently passing muster on most DJs' decks. After a relatively silent 1998, Size returned in 1999 with a new project -- Breakbeat Era, with DJ Die and vocalist Leonie Laws. The trio released Ultra-Obscene in the fall of that year. In 2000, Size returned to the Reprazent project with In the Møde, boasting sit-ins from Method Man and Rage Against the Machine's Zack De La Rocha. Though it did chart in the U.S. for one week, it failed to truly cross over or build his fan base. That year, Size also mixed the Full Cycle release Through the Eyes. Following a period of inactivity, Size returned to solo productions with 2002's Touching Down, a primarily solitary affair, and 2005's Return to V, with vocals contributed by the likes of Jocelyn Brown, Beverley Knight, and Reprazent's Dynamite MC. Both of these albums were presented as DJ sets. Size re-edited much of New Forms and combined the results with new cuts as New Forms 2, released in 2008. He and Reprazent continued to tour and played at European festivals such as Glastonbury and Bestival. After a Roni Size/Reprazent performance with William Goodchild and the Emerald Ensemble was documented with Live at Colston Hall, New Forms was expanded and reissued in celebration of its 20th anniversary. ~ Sean Cooper, Rovi

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About Roni Size

Bristol native Roni Size is one of the most respected junglists, with production credits spanning dozens of labels, projects, and releases, from stripped-down underground classics like "Time Stretch" to the smoothly sophisticated Top 20 U.K. pop hit "Brown Paper Bag." Although not as quick to rise to acclaim as peers such as Goldie and LTJ Bukem, Size's influence as a producer, label owner, and committed underground magnate figured him as one of the emerging sound's true pioneers. The breakout success of his debut album New Forms -- a Top Ten hit in the U.K., where it also won the Mercury Prize -- vaulted him to a greater degree of popularity than any other drum'n'bass producer. After a break during the early 2000s, Size resumed activity with new productions, a reworked version of New Forms, and performances that continued to fuse electronic and analog elements. Born to Jamaican immigrant parents, Roni grew up in the Bristolean suburb of St. Andrews (home to Tricky, Massive Attack, and Smith & Mighty), where he learned the fundamentals of hip-hop through the area's sounds systems, house parties, and underground clubs. Expelled from school in his mid-teens and running game through his neighborhood until risk became greater than reward, Size started dabbling with house and reggae production in the late '80s. He hooked up with labelmates DJ Krust, Suv, and DJ Die at the 1990 Glastonbury Festival, and the four stayed in contact, eventually forming Size's longest-running musical commitment to date: his own Full Cycle label. Formed simply as an outlet for the four's entree into the nascent drum'n'bass scene (Krust and brother Flynn [of Flynn & Flora] were already working with Smith & Mighty, while Die was producing hardcore tracks as Sub Love), Full Cycle eventually grew into a label group, releasing a steady flow of 12"s (on both Full Cycle and Dope Dragon), and a label comp, Music Box, in 1995. Oft duplicated, the Full Cycle sound is a subtle mix of jazz and soul with jump-up rhythms and worldbeat references spanning from Size's Jamaican roots to '50s bop and the Motown sound. Although hardly popular in the days before ragga (then jump-up) ruled the decks, the crew now counts a number of classics among their credits, including Size's "It's a Jazz Thing," Krust's "Jazz Note," and Reprazent's Reasons for Sharing EP, the crew's first outing through Gilles Peterson's major-label subsidiary Talkin' Loud. The success of 1997's New Forms launched Size to the top of the electronica genre, and the Dope Dragon label continued to rise in the ranks of dubplate hysteria, with tracks from Selector Owoy, Gang Related, and Mask consistently passing muster on most DJs' decks. After a relatively silent 1998, Size returned in 1999 with a new project -- Breakbeat Era, with DJ Die and vocalist Leonie Laws. The trio released Ultra-Obscene in the fall of that year. In 2000, Size returned to the Reprazent project with In the Møde, boasting sit-ins from Method Man and Rage Against the Machine's Zack De La Rocha. Though it did chart in the U.S. for one week, it failed to truly cross over or build his fan base. That year, Size also mixed the Full Cycle release Through the Eyes. Following a period of inactivity, Size returned to solo productions with 2002's Touching Down, a primarily solitary affair, and 2005's Return to V, with vocals contributed by the likes of Jocelyn Brown, Beverley Knight, and Reprazent's Dynamite MC. Both of these albums were presented as DJ sets. Size re-edited much of New Forms and combined the results with new cuts as New Forms 2, released in 2008. He and Reprazent continued to tour and played at European festivals such as Glastonbury and Bestival. After a Roni Size/Reprazent performance with William Goodchild and the Emerald Ensemble was documented with Live at Colston Hall, New Forms was expanded and reissued in celebration of its 20th anniversary. ~ Sean Cooper, Rovi

Roni Size's Concerts & Tour Dates

Date Event name Venue
14 Aug 2025 Grooverider, Norman Jay, Tayo, Dave Lee, DJ Marky, Gilles Peterson, Mr. Scruff, Francois K, Carl Craig, Roni Size, Fabio, Maurice Fulton, Theo Parrish, A Guy Called Gerald, Pinch, DJ Spinna, Osunlade, Peverelist, Jimi Tenor, DJ Die, Marcellus Pittman, Hunee, Roska, Horse Meat Disco, Joe Bataan, Ikonika, Antal, MJ Cole, Batu, Josey Rebelle, Ben UFO, Addison Groove, Sully, Objekt, DJ Nature, Chunky, Tasha, Om Unit, Raji Rags, Fracture, Kahn, Phaeleh, Shy One, Admin, Sam Binga, Nídia, Mighty, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith, Jamz Supernova, Toma Kami, CCL, Krust, Leroy Burgess, Arp Frique, Yadava, Dar Disku, Suze ijó, Lil C, BORGE, Yushh, Natasha Diggs, Manami, LUXE, IZCO, Kokoroko, Lex Blondin, Emma-Jean Thackray, Queen Bee, Lynda Dawn, Coco Maria, Channel One, Tim Reaper, Azu Tiwaline, Luke Una, Sister Zo, BAKEY, Valentina Magaletti, Dwarde, Neffa-T, Karen Nyame KG, Amy Kisnorbo, Marla Kether, 4am Kru, Mia Koden, HiTech, Last Nubian, Rose Holland in Wimborne Wimborne St Giles, Dorset, Wimborne Minster, EN, United Kingdom
29 Aug 2025 Roni Size, DJ Die in London Jazz Cafe, London, EN, United Kingdom
13 Sep 2025 Mr C, Roni Size in Reading 3sixty, Reading
04 Oct 2025 Grooverider, DJ Hype, Roni Size, Fabio, Bassline Smith, DJ Rap, Dillinja, Flux, Congo Natty, Topcat, IC3, Kenny Ken, Demolition Man, Harry Shotta, General Levy, Micky Finn, Eksman, Navigator, Bryan Gee, DJ SS, Nicky Blackmarket, MC Shabba D, DJ Phantasy, Ragga Twins, SASASAS, DJ Ss, Top Cat, Gemini, DJ Brockie, MC Juiceman, MC Fearless, MC Foxy, Ras Demo, Mc Det, MC Magika, Escape, Jumpin Jack Frost, MC Moose, MC GQ, Marvellous Cain, Futurebound, Mark XTC, Uncle Dugs, Fabio & Grooverider, Top Buzz, Jumping Jack Frost in Bletchley Marshall Arena, Bletchley, EN, United Kingdom
17 Oct 2025 Goldie, Roni Size, Damian Lazarus, Seth Troxler, Marcel Dettmann, Nosaj Thing, Nina Kraviz, Danny Daze, Axel Boman, John Talabot, Sub Focus, Phantogram, BICEP, DJ Tennis, Jacques Greene, Thundercat, Hot Since 82, Whitesquare, Black Coffee, Chase & Status, Quest, Michael Bibi, Indira Paganotto, DARKSIDE, Jubilee, Vanjee, Jayda G, Ciel, Peggy Gou, Ben Sterling, ANOTR, Adam Ten, I Hate Models, Marie Davidson, Josh Baker, Verraco, Oden, Sparrow & Barbossa, G Jones, DJ Plead, Nico Moreno, Oklou, Boy Harsher, Erika de Casier, Nick León, Patrick Mason, james K, Mita Gami, BAMBII, Chloé Caillet, INVT, Coffintexts, TAYHANA, Jonny From Space, RHR, Ela Minus, Prospa, Dom Dolla, Francis Mercier, Julie, Nia Archives, Barry Can't Swim, Machine Girl, John Glacier, Nuclear Digital Transistor, Dj Babatr, Phiphi, Mau P, Riordan, Villager, Luke Alessi, Zack Fox, ChaseWest, Beltran, Magdalena Bay, 2hollis, 74.97, AMO, AYYBO, Bakke, Will Buck, Brother Dan, CA7RIEL, Paco Amoroso, CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, Chuwi, DALVA, Denzel Curry, Mana Wynwood, Miami, FL, United States
07 Nov 2025 Roni Size, SHY FX, The Untouchables, Bredren, gyrofield in Brussels Fuse, Brussels, BU, Belgium
22 Nov 2025 Roni Size in Margate The Lido, Margate

Roni Size's Popular songs

  • Brown Paper Bag
  • Heroes - Kruder Long Loose Bossa / Edit
  • New Forms
  • It's a Jazz Thing - Utah Jazz Remix
  • Dirty Beats

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Some of Roni Size's most popular songs include Brown Paper Bag, Heroes - Kruder Long Loose Bossa / Edit, New Forms, It's a Jazz Thing - Utah Jazz Remix, Dirty Beats. These tracks have impressed fans and helped cement their place in the music industry.

You can listen to Roni Size's music on all major streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube. Their most popular songs include Brown Paper Bag, Heroes - Kruder Long Loose Bossa / Edit, New Forms, It's a Jazz Thing - Utah Jazz Remix, Dirty Beats, and more.

Roni Size is known for their distinctive sound in the big beat genre, often blending elements of breakbeat, making them a unique voice in the music world.

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