PAWSA and The Warehouse Project

PAWSA, a British DJ and record producer from London, is celebrated for his inventive tech house with an old-school vibe. He co-founded Solid Grooves Records and is known for crafting stripped-down, dancefloor-ready tracks. Popular songs include "Dirty Cash (Money Talks)", "Too Cool To Be Careless", and "Pick Up The Phone". He won "Best Producer" at the DJ Mag Best of Britain awards and is one half of GOLFOS with Dennis Cruz. His music features driving grooves, sparse melodies, and energetic vocal samples, often drawing from hip-hop.

The Warehouse Project, commonly known as WHP, is a renowned series of seasonal dance music club nights held annually in Manchester, England. Launched in 2006 by Sacha Lord and Sam Kandel at the disused Boddingtons Brewery, the project operates on a limited seasonal format, typically running from September through to New Year's Day. After evolving across various venues including the iconic Store Street air raid shelter beneath Piccadilly station, the series established its main home at Depot Mayfield, a massive 10,000-capacity former railway depot. Celebrated for its industrial atmosphere and eclectic curation, it hosts a diverse roster of global electronic music headliners, underground pioneers, and DJs spanning genres like house, techno, grime, and hip-hop.