Ksea

Sydney

Bass that scrunches yo face Music Signed to: @Conspiracymusicaus @TamangoRecords @Whoyostro @KalokoRecords @MiscreantRecs @AdditionbySubtraction @Luvrhythmrecords @DwaalRecords @... Ksea is an artist dedicated to creating moments of collective energy, where the dancefloor moves and feels as one. His sound is anchored in a deep & dubby bassline. orbiting that, modern, spacey synths and evolving soundscapes, all blended with the magic formula of the ’90s and early 2000s tech-house era. Imperfect music full of character, depth, and undeniable groove. Born in Sydney, Australia, Ksea has been a key figure in the city’s underground scene since 2016. From humble beginnings to becoming a regular headliner at some of Sydney’s most respected events, most notably SASH, he steadily carved out a reputation as both a DJ and producer. His music began gaining international traction in 2021 with his breakthrough edit “My House” on Tamango Records (Italy). The track racked up over 50,000 plays in its first year, earning support from some of his biggest influences — Jamie Jones, Yaya, Rossi, Sidney Charles, and Luuk Van Dijk among others. This track put his studio work on the radar of DJs and labels worldwide. In 2022, Ksea released two four-track EPs: “6 in the Morning” on Whoyostro and “Midrange” on Luvrhythm Records. In 2023, he worked with DWAAL on the single “You & I” and dropped his first 60-minute mix comprised entirely of unreleased productions. 2024 saw his continued partnership with Tamango Records, releasing “The Witch Doctor” alongside another exclusive hour-long mix of unreleased music on their mix series. During these years he would also release mutiple singles on various labels. 2025 was a notable year with a 4-track EP out on Australian label "Conspiracy". A particularly special EP with the title track "Earthling" was produced on his return home from Houghton Festival in the UK. At a stage called Earthling, he witnessed the power of music in all its glory, watching Raresh. This night played on repeat in his head until it became a track. Months later, it would receive support and be played by Raresh himself. In a scene often driven by algorithms and fleeting trends, Ksea remains dedicated to building a catalogue that reflects pure artistry. March 2026 marks the beginning of his next chapter as he relocates to Amsterdam, a new home base where he sets out to bring his signature deep, dubby energy to dancefloors across Europe and beyond.