
Reid Speed
Not just part of the history. Still making it.
DJ · Producer · Co-Founder of Play Me Records
Nearly three decades of underground influence. Fearless selections. Exceptional mixing. No musical boundaries.
Reid Speed knows how to move a dancefloor.
For nearly three decades, Reid Speed has been one of the defining forces in American underground dance music. A pioneering DJ, accomplished producer, and relentless champion of new talent, she's built a reputation for fearless selections, extraordinary technical skill, and an instinctive connection to the crowd.
Best known for drum & bass, Reid's musical knowledge extends far beyond any single genre. From jungle and UK garage to breaks, house, and the full spectrum of underground bass music, her sets combine precision, creativity, and the kind of energy that only comes from a lifetime behind the decks.
From New York City's legendary underground rave scene to major international festival stages, Reid has continued to evolve while remaining deeply connected to the culture that shaped her.
A pioneer who never stopped pushing forward.
Full biography & press kit →Built for the dancefloor.
From influential underground clubs to major international festival stages, Reid Speed has spent decades connecting audiences through music.
Ultra Music Festival
Multiple appearances
Electric Daisy Carnival
Shambhala
Hospitality on the Beach
SUNANDBASS
Beyond Wonderland
Nocturnal Wonderland
Dancefestopia
Selected past appearances. Festival names are listed for reference only and imply no endorsement.
Guest mixes
- BBC Radio 1
- triple j
- RAM Live
- Beatport
Labels
Co-founded by Reid
- Play Me Records
- Play Me Too
Released on
- Viper
- ProgRAM
- Space Yacht
- Play Me
“She stepped up and packed that DnB room to the brim!”
For promoters
Official photos, logos, bios, the technical rider and promotional usage guidelines — all in one place.
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