Charlie Shell
You're about to find out why this rising local legend has been gaining support from huge names like Groove Armada, DJ Seinfeld and Young Franco on his tracks.Charlie Shell is quickly taking over Australia's garage scene, dominating the decks with his eclectic fusion of UKG, break, house and prog techno.He's already supported huge names like Badger and Jeremy Sylvester in 2025, and his latest tune 'HITZ 4 THE HOOD' has been blowing up everywhere – check it out for yourself here:Charlie Shell is slinging big basslines and high nrg house and garage selections on the triple j airwaves tonight, and if you're lucky you'll even catch a few unreleased IDs. Big up!
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