Learning to DJ from a young age,[1] her career as a radio DJ started in 2010 on Kiss FM and she has subsequently held residencies at BBC Radio 1 as well as at NTS Radio. Her NTS residency is one of the longest running of the station and is currently a weekly slot.[2] In 2016 she founded the On Loop record label and events company, with the aim of promoting women in the electronic music industry,[1] which was considered one of Mixmag’s Top 20 labels of 2017 and was nominated at the DJ Mag awards for Best Compilation.[2]

In 2017, Time Out rated her NTS radio show as one of London's top ten[3] and Mixmag identified her as part of a growing trend favoring DJs as music "selectors" rather than traditional producers.[4] In 2018, one of her DJ mixes was included in Pitchfork's monthly top eight[5] and The List considered that she was "rapidly becoming one of the most prominent DJs in the UK, and beyond".[6]

In 2019 she was nominated for DJ Mag's Best Of British awards 2019 in the Best Reside