Category Archives: Music

We are currently living through a massive “Speed Garage” and “New School UKG” resurgence. Producers like Monsoon are digging through the “Golden Era” of EDM (2010–2015) and reclaiming those sounds for a new gen.

Leotrix’s relationship with the Gud Vibrations label (founded by NGHTMRE and SLANDER) has been a defining part of his career. “Fighter Pilot” signals the next phase of this partnership, cementing his reputation as a “producer’s producer.” At just 26, Ethan Wright (the man behind the moniker) has already amassed over 30 million streams, and with tracks like this, it’s easy to see why.

If there’s one artist in the Drum & Bass scene who knows how to keep the momentum going, it’s K Motionz. Hot on the heels of a massive start to 2026, the prodigy-turned-heavyweight has officially released “No Comprende” (featuring Arka), and it’s already becoming a staple in festival sets from Perth to London.

This is a “momentum” track. It’s designed to transition a set from “warm-up” to “full-blown party.” Whether you’re a fan of the Glitch Hop revival or just love a song with a serious backbone, this release proves that the Westwood crew is still at the top of their game.

If you haven’t been paying attention to Footclan, now is the time to start. Known for their intricate rhythms and deep roots in dance culture, they’ve carved out a space where 160 BPM feels like home. Their latest offering, “Dat Girl,” was premiered by NU KVLTURE, a platform that has become a lighthouse for those seeking the “new cult” of electronic music—sounds that are dark, driving, and boundary-pushing.

SOFI TUKKER has always been known for their “Bred-and-Butter” genre-blending, mixing Portuguese lyrics with jungle-pop beats and house grooves. By bringing J Balvin into the mix, they’ve bridged the gap between the electronic dance world and the reggaeton universe perfectly.

By stepping away from the “Hyroglifics” brand, Two Swords has clearly found a new level of freedom. “ssslipping-4” doesn’t care about being a “drum and bass” track or a “trap” track. It exists in the cracks between genres. It’s the sound of a producer who has nothing left to prove and everything to explore.

The title itself serves as a metaphor—capturing a moment, the flash of the camera, and the desire to stay “picture perfect” while everything around you is chaotic. It’s that signature ero808 duality: sultry vocals meeting “transgressive” club energy.

For those who have been tracking Wraz’s 2026 unreleased mixes, this track has been a highly anticipated ID for months. Now that it’s officially arrived, it’s clear that “Massive” isn’t just a title—it’s a description of the weight this track carries.