The Copenhagen-based producer, Deb Foam, has cultivated a reputation for performances that are emotionally charged as they are sonically pushing. Fusing industrial with melancholic undertones, she creates an atmosphere that captivates audiences. 

When she and her band takes over The Pit, Lost Farm Festival's main stage, it will be with unmistakable frantic percussive intensity. Captivating the Lostfarmers with her perfect blend of haunting vocals and potent beats, she creates an atmosphere of pending redemption. Just as the rhythm becomes familiar, she disrupts it – introducing sudden silences, unexpected shifts, and drops that keep the audience in a constant state of anticipation. Movement is not a choice but an instinctive reaction to what she sonically delivers. 

Proclaimed as one of the most promising new producers on the Danish bass music scene right now, a Deb Foam performance is a sensory experience, where sound is not just heard but physically felt. Her set is an exploration of tension and release. The rhythm pulses like a machine on overdrive, yet it’s unpredictable, shifting from militant, hammering beats to disjointed, glitchy breakdowns that keep the crowd on edge.   

Deb Foam has performed at Roskilde Festival, Spot Festival, and Strøm Festival, along with various underground and club events. She is based in Copenhagen.