Endgame

Endgame is the alias of London-based producer and DJ Greg Felber, a pivotal figure in the mid-2010s 'deconstructed club' movement. Emerging from the Precious Metals collective and NTS Radio circuit, his sound identity is defined by a cross-pollination of UK grime, dancehall, and industrial noise.

His work on labels like Hyperdub and Purple Tape Pedigree helped codify a specific aesthetic of 'cold' reggaeton and mutated tresillo rhythms. Unlike his contemporaries who focused on pure abstraction, Endgame maintains a functional, albeit dark, relationship with the dancefloor. His career arc shows a progression from skeletal grime experiments to a more lush, cinematic, and often dystopian exploration of global bass music. Critical consensus highlights his ability to evoke specific urban atmospheres, often described as 'noir' or 'cyberpunk.' He serves as a bridge between the aggressive experimentation of artists like Rabit and the rhythmic innovations of the Latin American club underground, making him a central node in the evolution of modern electronic music.