Richy Ahmed is a British DJ, producer and label boss owner of Four Thirty Two. He is known for his contributions to the house and techno music scene. re-defining house music taking cues from disco, techno, funk and hip-hop.

Born and raised in South Shields, England, he developed a passion for music at a young age. Ahmed rose to prominence as a key figure in the renowned Paradise parties at DC10 in Ibiza, where he played alongside Jamie Jones and other influential artists.

With a distinct style that fuses classic house sounds with contemporary elements, Richy Ahmed has released tracks on notable labels such as Hot Creations, Crosstown Rebels, and Strictly Rhythm. Some of his popular releases include "Sneaky Acid," "The Drums," and "So Good."

He has performed at renowned clubs and festivals worldwide, including fabric in London, Panorama Bar in Berlin, Burning man in US and Glastonbury Festival in the UK.

His energetic sets often incorporate a diverse range of sounds, blending house, techno, and disco to create an immersive experience for the audience.

Richy Ahmed has continued to make a name for himself in the electronic music industry through his talent, hard work, and contributions to the scene. He remains an influential figure, both as a DJ, producer, label owner and continues to showcase his musical prowess through performances and releases.

Richy Ahmed launches his new imprint, Four Thirty Two, in the fall of 2016. The label is a back to basics, analogue vision, directed by Richy, which will include original material, unearthed and undiscovered artist appearances, and remixes from the Richy and Jansons alias Love Hurtz, as well as featuring a variety of vocalists from surrounding circles. Each release will have a clear focus on the sound of vinyl and clean-cut imagery presented with each record. As an extension to the label releases, Four Thirty Two tours with club nights across UK & Europe as an operating label party brand, with shows selling out in record time.