Beetlejuke has delivered a polished, powerful, and essential piece of the 2026 underground puzzle. “Bless That” is a testament to the power of high-quality sound design and rhythmic ingenuity. Get thius Drum and Bass beauty into your library, just do it.
NITESHADE x Hypedelic x JPN – All I Wanna
“All I Wanna” is a testament to the power of a well-executed collaboration. Each artist brings their signature flair to the table, resulting in a track that feels cohesive, energetic, and perfectly engineered for your favourite sound system. File under Tech House.
JID – Never (Taiki Nulight & borne Refix)
When a generational lyricist like JID meets the undisputed king of night-bass grit, Taiki Nulight, alongside the rising force of borne, the result is nothing short of a sonic earthquake. Their refix of “Never” is a high-octane collision between the razor-sharp world of Atlanta hip-hop and dark, industrial energy.
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Flume – Say It feat. Tove Lo (RAVENSCOON FLIP)
Ravenscoon has built a reputation as one of the most exciting names in the experimental bass scene, known for his ability to blend high-energy death-bass with soulful, melodic beauty. With this flip, he takes Tove Lo’s iconic vocal performance and places it inside a sprawling, high-fidelity soundscape that feels both nostalgic and futuristic.
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Baauer – Better
With “Better,” from his forthcoming release on Lucky Me, Baauer moves away from the darker, more aggressive trap aesthetics of his earlier work and leans into a sound that feels celebratory, expansive, and undeniably big.
ENHYPEN – KNIFE (BASSTRICK REMIX)
Basstrick has managed to do the impossible: take a track that was played to death a decade ago and make it feel brand new. It’s loud, it’s boosted, its trapped out, and it’s a testament to why Basstrick is one of the most exciting producers in out of France (and soon to be LA).
DVBBS & Borgeous – Tsunami (Smoothies & Loko Remix)
This flip is a testament to the versatility of the Phonk genre and the creative vision coming out of the Italian scene. It proves that even the most “overplayed” anthems can have a second life breathed into them when in the right hands.
LUNY – Baianá (Cumbia)
The original chant by Barbatuques is a global staple of electronic music, famously flipped by the likes of Bakermat and Nia Archives. But in this latest version, the track migrates from the coast of Brazil to the heart of the Andes. This is “Baianá” reimagined as a slow-burning, rhythmic Cumbia anthem.
Juelz – wakeup(crazy) feat. Angst
This is a sonic shot of adrenaline that sits at the cutting edge of the new underground, blending hyper-digital production with a raw, relentless vocal energy that is impossible to ignore. Courtesy of Vancouver’s Juelz.
