Rudimental is a British electronic music collective originating from Hackney, London, formed in 2010. Composed primarily of Piers Aggett, Kesi Dryden, Leon "Locksmith" Rolle, and DJ Amir Amor, Rudimental quickly rose to international prominence with their fusion of drum and bass, soul, and pop influences. Their debut album, *Home* (2013), received widespread acclaim and featured hit singles such as "Feel the Love" with John Newman and "Waiting All Night" with Ella Eyre, both topping the UK Singles Chart.

Known for their collaborative spirit, Rudimental have worked with a diverse array of vocalists, including Anne-Marie, Jess Glynne, Macklemore, and James Arthur, further broadening their sound and appeal. Rudimental’s follow-up albums, *We the Generation* (2015), *Toast to Our Differences* (2019), and *Ground Control* (2021), continued to showcase their genre-blending style and commitment to musical inclusivity. Renowned for their energetic live performances and festival appearances, Rudimental have garnered multiple awards, including BRIT Award nominations and a MOBO Award.

Remaining at the forefront of UK dance music, they are celebrated for their uplifting anthems, dynamic collaborations, and their ongoing influence on both underground and mainstream music scenes.