Beatrice Dillon is a London-based DJ, producer, and musician known for her innovative approach to electronic and experimental music. Drawing from a wide range of influences, including UK bass, dub, minimalism, jazz, and African polyrhythms, Dillon’s work stands out for its intricate rhythms and textural finesse. Her productions often employ unconventional time signatures and meticulous sound design, resulting in a unique sonic fingerprint that bridges the gaps between dancefloor functionality and avant-garde exploration.

Dillon has released music on respected labels such as PAN, Hessle Audio, Trilogy Tapes, and Where To Now?, and her critically acclaimed debut album, "Workaround" (2020), displayed her characteristic fusion of complex percussion, sparse atmospheres, and subtle melodic elements. "Workaround" received widespread praise for its forward-thinking take on electronic music and its playful yet rigorous engagement with rhythm.

An adventurous DJ, Dillon’s sets are celebrated for their eclecticism, seamlessly blending genres while maintaining a distinct narrative flow. She has performed at internationally renowned venues and festivals, including Berghain, CTM Festival, and Mutek, and has collaborated with artists such as Laurel Halo, Kassem Mosse, and Lucy Railton. In addition to her musical output, Dillon has engaged in cross-disciplinary projects involving sound installation, radio, and commissioned works for institutions like the Southbank Centre and De La Warr Pavilion.

Her practice reflects a curiosity about technology, acoustics, and the possibilities of digital and analog production, positioning her as a vital figure in contemporary electronic music’s ongoing evolution.