1111 features on Patrick Topping track ahead of Skiddle Vault appearance

DJ and producer 1111 has collaborated with house giant Patrick Topping and Irish trailblazer Rebūke on their track ‘People Dancing’, ahead of her appearance at the upcoming sophomore Skiddle Vault in Manchester later this month. 

1111 described the new track as being about music’s ability to bring people together, “people dancing without a care, connecting with each other and getting lost in the music as a collective.” ‘People Dancing’ is the St Albans artist’s latest release of 2026, following singles ‘Deeper’, ‘Rollercoaster’, ‘Best Of Me’, and ‘Sometimes’, and marks her first link up with both Patrick Topping and Rebūke. 

The alias of St Albans artist Lauren Cumberpatch, who initially began creating music under the name Lauren L’aimant, 1111 (pronounced ‘eleven eleven’) was a moniker adopted in honour of her late brother Ian and their shared love of underground club culture. With a sound that draws from UKG and bass, 1111 has four EPs to her name and has been championed by the likes of tastemakers from Danny Howard to Jaguar - who hailed the artist a “triple threat” on BBC Radio 1. 

1111 will be joining OKO, founder of label and events brand Eight Five Two, for the second instalment of our free Skiddle Vault event series. The event returns to Cupra City Garage in the heart of Manchester on Thursday 17th September, with tickets available now. 

A monthly live DJ series showcasing some of electronica’s brightest and most exciting names in the heart of Manchester city centre, Skiddle Vault launched in style with a set from Fish56Octagon on Thursday 2nd July, filmed with a multi-camera production setup and released on Skiddle’s YouTube channel alongside artist interviews and behind-the-scenes content pulling back the curtain on each event. 

Grab your free tickets to the second Skiddle Vault below. 

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