Just Her sets are wondrous occasions. With a unique ability to move your feet and heart in equal measure, she crafts her own brand of emotive house music, spreading joy on dancefloors, festival fields and beach parties across the world.

With one foot firmly in the DJ booth after cutting her teeth spinning vinyl in sweaty back rooms, and the other in her fast developing producer and songwriter career, Just Her has already carved out an impressive back catalogue on world class labels including Anjunadeep, Crosstown Rebels, Global Underground and Armada, achieving a wealth of Beatport chart positions, an Essential New Tune on Radio 1 and high profile press features in the likes of DJ Mag & Mixmag.

Also establishing herself as an accomplished remixer, Just Her has deconstructed tracks from key players such as Armin Van Buuren and Lane 8, crafting them skillfully into her signature deep emotive cuts.

Always one to see the bigger picture, Just Her also created Constant Circles - a unique concept in which music & contemporary visual art are combined. This would serve as an outlet for her own music, with successful label parties across the UK & Europe, art exhibitions in Brighton and London and a radio show on key online stations.

Following the success of the Motherhood & DJing panel, this next chapter at BMC expands the conversation to parenting in the music industry. Bringing both female and male perspectives into focus. Moderated by Mini Da Minx, the panel features DJ Shanaz, Just Her, Phil Hartnoll and Shillin’, who will explore the realities of raising children while sustaining careers in the fast-paced world of dance music; from touring schedules and late nights to identity, balance, and evolving priorities.

Through honest and engaging discussion, the panelists will share their lived experiences of navigating parenthood alongside creative careers, highlighting both the challenges and opportunities that come with it. Together, they’ll tackle a vital question: can parents truly thrive in this industry... not just survive? This session aims to inspire, open dialogue, and help shape a more supportive and inclusive future for parents across the music scene.