Boddika, born Al Green, is a British DJ and producer widely recognized for his innovative blend of techno, electro, and UK bass. Emerging from Manchester, Green first gained prominence as one-half of the influential drum and bass duo Instra:mental, pushing experimental boundaries alongside Damon Kirkham (Jon Convex). In 2010, he adopted the Boddika alias, quickly garnering attention through a series of releases on Nonplus, Swamp81, and S.

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Boddika's collaborations with Joy Orbison, including the acclaimed "Froth," "Mercy," and "Swims," cemented his reputation for crafting club anthems that fuse mechanical precision with funk-laden grooves. His solo productions, marked by stripped-back arrangements and robust low-end, have become staples in underground sets across Europe and beyond. As a label boss at Nonplus Records, Boddika has championed forward-thinking sounds and fostered a close-knit community of like-minded artists, contributing to the evolution of UK dance music.

Active as both a performer and curator, Boddika is celebrated for uncompromising DJ sets that traverse techno, electro, house, and breaks, challenging conventions while maintaining dancefloor energy. Through relentless creativity and a refusal to conform to genre purity, Boddika remains a central figure in contemporary electronic music.