Basement Jaxx is an iconic British electronic music duo consisting of Felix Buxton and Simon Ratcliffe. Known for their eclectic blend of house, funk, soul, and pop, the duo has been a staple in the dance music scene since the late 1990s. Their high-energy tracks, vibrant live performances, and genre-defying sound have earned them a loyal global fan base and critical acclaim.

Basement Jaxx was formed in 1994 in London. They started out hosting underground club nights called "Rooty," which later inspired their second album's name. Their debut album, Remedy (1999), was a smash hit, featuring classics like "Red Alert" and "Rendez-Vu."

Their shows are renowned for their theatricality, colorful visuals, and a carnival-like atmosphere, often featuring guest vocalists and elaborate stage productions. Basement Jaxx has been credited with shaping the sound of modern house music, blending electronic beats with diverse influences ranging from Latin to Caribbean music. Their ability to combine catchy hooks with experimental beats has kept their music fresh and relevant.