Catching Cairo

This matches clearly — Catching Cairo is a UK singer-songwriter and vocalist working across drum & bass and bass music, confirmed by the Warehouse Project Manchester date (9 Oct 2026 for Worried About Henry) and the Colours Hoxton listing on 21 Oct 2026, both matching the brief's listing data.

Catching Cairo (formerly known as Tiffani Juno) is a singer, songwriter and vocalist who's become one of the standout voices in UK bass music. Having steadily become a captivating voice in Drum and Bass, house, jungle and underground dance, she has previously featured on tracks from the likes of Hybrid Minds (Touch), Bastion, Jakwob, Kasra (Guilty), Pinty, BCee (Draco) and Mungo's Hifi (Back in The Dayz). She's a true pioneer when it comes to fusing soul, R&B, and drum and bass, and it all began with her massive hit with Hybrid Minds called Touch.

Her sound draws on a wide pool of influences: she pulls from an extensive mixture of genres such as dub, indie, R&B, reggae, trip-hop, garage and DnB, in addition to the spectrum of UK sound system music, citing artistic influences from Frank Ocean to Ms. Dynamite, Bombay Bicycle Club to Mala. On the production side, recent output includes the Bruz EP, collaborations with Koherent, Sustance, DJ Zinc and Clipz, and the Morrisson/D Double E/Turno collaboration "Brick Lane" on RCA, alongside releases on UKF. Her goal has always been to make an honest and effortless fusion of UK soundsystem, reggae, electronic music, alternative R&B and soul, with a dreamscape narrated by her lyrics.

Expect a set, or live PA, built around that dreamy, bass-heavy vocal style rather than a straight DJ mix. She's previously performed live shows with a DJ alongside her vocals, including an EP release show in Bristol, and continues to move between studio sessions and dancefloor-facing collaborations, making her a genuinely distinctive booking on a bill that spans Afrobeats, bassline, drum & bass, dubstep, electro and jungle.