High Contrast, the stage name of Lincoln Barrett, is a celebrated Welsh electronic music producer and DJ, renowned for his significant contributions to the drum and bass genre. His career began in the early 2000s with the release of his debut album, “True Colours,” in 2002, which showcased his unique sound and quickly established him as a key player in the music scene. The album featured hits like “Return of Forever” and “Global Love,” both of which charted in the UK Singles Chart, marking a strong start to his professional journey.

In the following years, High Contrast continued to innovate and expand his musical repertoire. His second album, “High Society,” released in 2004, further solidified his reputation, while his third album, “Tough Guys Don’t Dance,” released in 2007, was recognized as the “Essential Mix of the Year” by BBC Radio 1. His remixes for artists such as Adele and Calvin Harris not only showcased his versatility but also garnered widespread acclaim, contributing to his growing influence in the electronic music landscape.

High Contrast’s career reached new heights when he played a pivotal role in the music selection for the 2012 Summer Olympics opening ceremony, where his tracks were featured prominently. This achievement highlighted his ability to blend mainstream appeal with his distinctive sound, further enhancing his profile as a leading figure in the industry.

In recent years, High Contrast has continued to release new music, including his albums “Notes From The Underground” and “True Colours,” both of which have received positive reviews. His Grammy nomination for the remix of “The One” by Jorja Smith underscores his ongoing relevance and impact in the music world, making him a true icon in electronic music.