Artful Dodger is a renowned British garage and R&B production duo originally hailing from Southampton, United Kingdom, consisting of Mark Hill and Pete Devereux. Rising to prominence in the late 1990s and early 2000s, the group played a pivotal role in shaping the sound of UK garage, achieving mainstream success with a string of influential hits. Their debut single, "Re-Rewind" featuring Craig David, became an iconic anthem in 1999, launching both the duo and David’s careers into the spotlight.

Known for their slick production, catchy hooks, and integration of soulful vocals, Artful Dodger released critically acclaimed tracks such as "Movin’ Too Fast," "Woman Trouble," and "Please Don’t Turn Me On," which charted highly in the UK and helped popularize garage music beyond its underground roots. Over the years, Artful Dodger has experienced lineup changes, but their legacy endures as pioneers who significantly contributed to the evolution of British dance music, remaining active as performers, remixers, and producers while maintaining a strong presence within the genre’s ongoing revival.