Darkzy, the production alias of Nottingham's Elliot Fisher, rose to fame in the late 2010s within the evolving U.K. bassline scene. Inspired by the progression of bassline and dubstep culture, his remix of Drake's "One Dance" gained underground popularity, leading to recognition on the U.K. nightlife circuit.

Growing up in Nottingham, Fisher discovered electronic music through DJ EJ's EJucation mix series, delving into the works of bassline artists like TS7 and Swifta Beater. Drawing influence from dubstep's emergence in the U.K., he refined his production skills, blending bass-heavy elements akin to Bar9 and Benga. With early hits like "Dark Nights" and the iconic "Hold tight man like Darkzy, yeah," he solidified his local presence before achieving national acclaim with the viral success of his "One Dance" remix. Continuing to release singles and collaborations, Darkzy's sound evolved to showcase technical prowess and diverse vocal sampling, further establishing his place in U.K. urban music culture.