Silva Bumpa

If you’re tapped into the heart of the UK music underground, Silva Bumpa will be on your radar. Amid a current resurgence of UKG, bassline and speed garage, a crop of producers and friends are pushing a new scene forward, with the Manchester-based artist a key player. Silva Bumpa’s sounds combine UK bass grit with the singalong bounce of club classics, bottling the effervescent spirit of mid-noughties bassline with solid songwriting. Following releases on influential labels, Silva Bumpa is grace iconic imprint Locked On with EP — What About The DJ?, and more recently signed to label giants Columbia Records imprint Room 2 beginning this releasing hit record ‘I Don’t Want U’ with viral DJ sensation Diffrnt. Proving himself as a headline name within the most exciting, important and rapidly growing scene in music. Silva Bumpa’s sounds combine UK bass grit with the singalong bounce of club classics, bottling the effervescent spirit of mid-noughties bassline with solid songwriting. 2024 saw a sold out UK headline tour, notable festival slots at Glastonbury, Boomtown + Outlook. Silva Bumpa’s rapidly growing fan base across Europe and Australia has rooted him as a key UKG name in live circuits overseas. Only a month into 2025 his recently announced UK headline shows have sold out, and his upcoming live schedule of top festival bookings and sold out tours across the EU , Australia + Asia reflects the rapidly growing demand. For Silva Bumpa. Rounding up his unstoppable success with in the scene with Silva Bumpa’s debut Boiler Room debut premiered on the Feb 28th watch here. Harry Eagle grew up in Sheffield, a city ingrained with the pumping sounds of organ house and bassline. He learned the piano as an early teen, and Aphex Twin, Arca and Mura Masa would be his entry point into electronic music. At 16, he was going to raves in the Peak District. Friends started showing him “old school bassline, free party jacking house, speed garage, more like the Birmingham Ecko Records stuff.” It flipped a switch in his brain: “It gave me the kind of same intensity of the instrumental electronic stuff, but you could write a song over it — have weird square wave stuff but it still be a banging tune, a really cool R&B-influenced melody.”