Mollie Collins is a British drum-and-bass DJ and producer who grew up attending under-18 events and squat raves. At 15, she heard jump-up through a sound system at a rave, an experience that made an impression. At 18, she began working in nightclubs, promoting events and operating lights and visuals; her early roles also included VJ work and street-team promotion. She began playing out in 2015 and held a weekly residency at Tap ’n’ Tin in Chatham, which she described as a training ground. Her sets move between drum-and-bass subgenres, and she is known for fast, high-energy three-deck mixing. Collins later described piano and vocals as central to her sound and said she enjoys collaborating with vocalists. Resident Advisor records her first event on the platform in 2016.
Before making a production, Collins signed with Mampi Swift’s Charge Recordings and later worked with Rushmore on productions for the label. Her first production was an Ed Sheeran “Shape of You” bootleg made with Rushmore. In March 2017, Collins won Best Breakthrough DJ at the National Drum ’n’ Bass Awards. She became KISS FM’s resident drum-and-bass presenter in 2018.
Collins released the album Musicality through Right Good Records in 2020. Her collaborations include “Hurricane” featuring Leah Guest and “Liquor By The Litre” with P Money and Laurena Volanté, as well as “Remedies” with Ruth Royall and “Shut It Down” with Elipsa. Her releases have also appeared on Mamo Music, Spinnin' Records, DnB Allstars, UKF, Anjunabeats and Viper Recordings.
In 2025, Right Good Records released her album Another Day in the Office; that year she also released “Love On Me” with Elipsa and Killer Hertz. Her 2025 appearances included Hospitality On The Beach at The Garden Tisno and The Lower Third. She also released “Cola (Mollie Collins Remix)” with Murdock and Ruth Royall on Rampage Recordings. In February 2026, she played Ministry of Sound, followed in April by appearances at The Vault Perth, Misfits and Hide. Her 2026 releases include “Find Me Here” with Gracie Van Brunt and “Bassline Drops” with ALBA and Hot Touch Music.