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That momentum has translated into key live moments, including sets at The Warehouse Project, supporting Nia Archives, on his home turf, for her UK Tour in 2024, and spinning tunes at the UK’s most prolific dance spaces. Drawing influence from both UK rave lineage and contemporary global club sounds, Worsleyy’s music balances nostalgia and futurism, channeling the energy of Manchester’s acid raves, warehouse parties and modern club systems in equal measure. Blending nutty drums, chopped vocals and restless low-end into tracks built for sweat-drenched dance floors. His tracks have travelled far beyond UK borders, spun by the scene’s most forward thinking tastemakers like DJ SWISHA, Sherelle, Pete Cannon, and Nia Archives on dancefloors around the world. With support like that and a SoundCloud-backed billboard spotlighting ‘FLIP / UP AND DOWN’ EP in central London, Worsleyy’s rise has been as visible as it is audible — bold, bass-driven, and impossible to ignore.