Just when you thought the SUS COLLECTIVE catalog couldn’t get any more clinical, Hex and Benjamin have arrived to drop a frostbitten heavyweight. Their new collaboration, “COLD,” is exactly what it says on the tin: a chilling, calculated piece of bass music that feels like a winter storm hitting a circuit board. File under Trap and or Future Bass.
MOTUS & AVY – CHEESE
Time to take a bite out of “Cheese.” This collaboration between Montreal based steppers Motus and Avy, recently released via Avy’s SoundCloud. Two names synonymous with innovation in the deeper ends of dubstep and riddim that blur the lines between bass and heavy grime.
Smoothies, Droppers – SER FELIZ
“Ser Feliz” (Spanish for “To Be Happy”), the collaboration between Smoothies and Droppers, is exactly that—a vibrant, rhythmic manifesto for thriving in the moment. Let this be your full dose of Italian Phonk for the day.
Failover – Roots
Known for their surgical precision and a commitment to the darker, more technical side of the spectrum, Yamatai Records has quickly become a home for the next gen of D&B. One standout from their recent project is “Roots” by the rising producer Failover. Be sure to give the full project a listen.
Gunnar Nash – Fluffed
“Fluffed” arrives not just as a song, but as evidence of evolution. Gunnar Nash continues to push the Southern Maryland sound, proving that some of the best bass music comes from the most chaotic moments of our lives. This is an amazing, brooding track.
Nina – Hide & Tweek
When a release lands on White Peach Records, take notice. The label has spent years acting as a gold standard for the intersection of Dubstep, Grime, and UK Garage, and their latest offering, “Hide & Tweek” by Nina of bristol, is just the latest in that standard.
OMAAR – Doom’s Plan
While OMAAR (CDMX, Mexico) is known for his versatility, this track leans heavily into a dark, industrial take on Tribal Guarachero and Club music. “DOOMS PLAN” sits at a intersection of genres forming at Jungle Techno.
hiRobbie – R U RDY?
Standing at the front and centre of the UKG movement is the Dundee-born, Glasgow-based producer hiRobbie. His latest heater, “R U RDY?”, released via the tastemaking label Garage Shared, is a perfect example of why this artist is one to watch in 2026.
K1SS (Four Color Zack EDIT)
Looking back about a year this one went under radar. Zack’s edits serve as a reminder that creativity in the booth echoes onto the dancefloor. “K1SS” is a perfect example of his ability to honor the past while firmly booming into the future.
