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Loboski

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Discover Loboski, the Australian drum and bass artist behind heavy rollers and rave-ready sets. From Crucast shows to collaborations with Kritikal, he’s one to watch.

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Behind the music

About Loboski.

Loboski is an emerging drum and bass producer and DJ from Australia, carving out his place in the scene with a bass-heavy, festival-ready sound. His productions lean towards gritty rollers and rave-focused energy, appealing to fans across the jump up and rollers spectrum.

Known for collaborations and edits, Loboski has gained recognition through his partnership with fellow Australian artist Kritikal, with whom he released the track Lights Out. The duo also performed together at a Crucast event in Perth in 2025, delivering a back-to-back set that highlighted their rising status within the Australian drum and bass community.

In addition to his collaborative work, Loboski’s solo projects on platforms such as SoundCloud have attracted a growing following, reflecting his raw and uncompromising approach to production. His tracks are marked by driving basslines and an unfiltered rave aesthetic, resonating with the new generation of drum and bass listeners.

With increasing recognition and appearances alongside some of Australia’s most promising names, Loboski is positioning himself as a key newcomer to watch in the global drum and bass movement.

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KRITIKAL
3 shared track credits

KRITIKAL

Why this connection?

Both artists have catalogue credits on The Hive. Counts use published catalogue records held by DnBUK and refresh periodically. They are not a complete career history.

ShockOne
2 shared track credits

ShockOne

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Both artists have catalogue credits on Terminal. Counts use published catalogue records held by DnBUK and refresh periodically. They are not a complete career history.

Changing Faces
1 shared track credit

Changing Faces

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Both artists have catalogue credits on Rising Higher. Counts use published catalogue records held by DnBUK and refresh periodically. They are not a complete career history.