WHP 2010: More Than A Lot

Chase and Status take over the Warehouse Project 2010 along with their More Than Alot records crew and a supporting cast of some of the top names from the UK. The duo have gone from being highly respected producers to international stars over the past twelve months, working with the likes of Jay-Z, Snoop Dogg and Rihanna, signing to a major label for the follow up to their hugely successful debut album and touring across the UK and Europe. One of the all time greats of DJing, Grandmaster Flash, is also playing an incredibly rare set, promising to be a highlight of the entire series. Alongside a headline set by the duo and new recruits to their label Nero, 16Bit and Redlight, the Scratch Perverts return to WHP2010, proving why they are still one of the best in their game, whether they are dropping dubstep, hip hop or drum'n'bass with their trademark panache and dazzling technique. Fellow UK legends the Stanton Warriors also perform a special live show, with two of dubstep's finest, London's Distance and Bristol's Jakes also dropping sets. Boy Better Know's Tempa T is playing a grime set, and one of the UK's most unique talents, beatboxer extraordinaire Beardyman, is performing his live show, effortlessly manipulating sounds with his mouth in a way that has to be seen to be believed. Representing the best of local talent, Rich Reason and Ken Evil are joined by MCs Tonn Piper, Skeez and Mad Rush.