Current champions of the Drum ‘n’ Bass scene, Londoners Chase & Status have had three dance chart number ones, whilst debut album More Than A Lot entered the UK dance album chart at number two.

It was End Credits however, a collaboration with fellow Wireless artist Plan B for movie Harry Brown that catapulted them into the limelight, hitting the UK top ten. They subsequently came to the attention of US superstar Rihanna who enlisted their production skills for her Rated R album, the fruits of which include buzz single Wait Your Turn.

In less than six months Tinie Tempah has gone from underground buzz artist to bona fide pop phenomenon. His no. 1 debut single Pass Out is the biggest-selling single this year by any British artist, and its follow up Frisky has been another massive hit taking Tinie Tempah’s single sales past 750,000 copies in the UK alone.

Grime MC Devlin first came to the public's attention in 2006 with his 'Tales from the Crypt' mixtape. One of the longlist on this year's BBc Sound of 2010 poll, Devlin tells tales of of conspiracy theories, politics and Pavarotti over some of the freshest grime beats.