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London-based Liam Harrison fuses jump-up's infectious energy with neurofunk's face-melting intensity, crafting dancefloor weapons designed to make ravers move in wonderfully weird ways. A former drummer turned producer, his sample-heavy approach prioritizes intricate drum programming over technical wizardry--every bassline is a gesture, every rhythm a conversation with the crowd. From squat raves to Hospital Records, Enta champions the pure joy of movement, building tracks for the silly dancers at the back.