Airwolf Paradise

Airwolf Paradise

Airwolf Paradise is an electronic artist active in house and dance music. He builds a reputation through production-focused releases and support from a wide range of DJs and radio presenters, including Patrick Topping, Solomun, Jamie Jones, Eli Brown, Danny Howard, Solardo, Dennis Ferrer, MK and Ben Hemsley. Sarah Story of BBC Radio 1’s Future Dance also highlights him as an artist to watch.

Releases and label support

His 2021 Inglory EP is signed to Snakehips’ Never Worry Records, which helps raise his international profile. His single Don’t Hurt Me Baby becomes one of his most significant records and is later signed to Patrick Topping’s Trick label. The track is played at major dance events including Printworks, Creamfields, Parklife and DC-10, and it premieres as a BBC Radio 1 Hottest Record. It also receives extensive BBC Radio 1 support, plus plays on Kiss FM, Diplo’s Revolution and Capital Dance, where MistaJam names it his Fresh Beat Friday. The single reaches number one on the UK club chart and gains more than 60 plays on BBC Radio 1.

Live presence and reception

Airwolf Paradise makes his European debut at Patrick Topping’s Trick party at DC-10, appearing alongside Ben Hemsley, Ewan McVicar and Skream. His work draws attention in dance music circles and online track-ID communities, with audience reaction helping build demand around Don’t Hurt Me Baby.