Krafty Kuts - New Ting
Krafty Kuts returns with “New Ting,” a high-voltage club weapon blending UK Garage grooves, bass-heavy energy, and nonstop dancefloor momentum. The Brighton legend continues proving why he remains one of breakbeat culture’s most respected pioneers. Packed with party-ready rhythm and explosive bounce, “New Ting” feels built to shake festival stages and late-night sound systems worldwide.
Olly Watt x Grevvy - Bad Girl
Olly Watt and Grevvy crank the temperature sky-high with “Bad Girl,” a blistering Hysteria Records release loaded with punchy basslines, infectious house grooves, & nonstop party energy. Blending Tech House & Bass House influences, the track feels tailor-made for packed clubs, sweaty festival nights, & gym speakers. This is going to be the top track of Summer 2026, and you heard it here first on Affinity Ascension.
kryptogram - Talk Different
kryptogram turns the heat all the way up with “Talk Different,” a fiery Nu Moda release built for packed clubs, late-night parties, and nonstop movement. Blending infectious Tech House grooves with explosive dancefloor energy, the track feels destined to dominate summer playlists. One drop in, and the entire crowd is guaranteed to completely lose their minds.
HerShe - NASTY
HerShe unleashes pure chaos with “NASTY,” a crushing Bassrush Records release loaded with filthy dubstep energy, booming basslines, and festival-ready aggression. A world-class beatboxer and electrifying performer, HerShe continues pushing boundaries far beyond the decks. From SXSW stages to global beatbox championships, “NASTY” proves her relentless creativity and unstoppable presence within bass music today.
Crewcutz - Late Night Moves
Crewcutz light up the underground with “Late Night Moves,” a slick Factory 93 release packed with groovy basslines, hypnotic vocals, and deep late-night energy. Blending Deep House, Minimal, and Tech House influences, Pedro and Felipe continue building momentum worldwide. With support from Michael Bibi, Pawsa, Jamie Jones, and Marco Carola, Crewcutz are undeniably on the rise.
New Wing - Good Times
New Wing steps into the spotlight with “Good Times,” a nostalgic Tech House anthem packed with late-night emotion and electrifying club energy. Built on driving grooves, vocal tension, and euphoric release, the track delivers a polished fusion of house and electro influences. Backed by over a decade of production mastery, Sam Perricone’s solo project feels bold, mature, and festival-ready — the kind of tune that lights up dancefloors deep into the night.
Robin Schulz x Marten Hørger - Arizona
Robin Schulz and Marten Hørger collide with pure dancefloor fire on “Arizona,” a high-voltage Tech House weapon built for packed clubs, Ibiza sunsets, and late-night gym sessions. Released through Warner Music Central Europe, the track pulses with groovy basslines, electrifying drops, and nonstop party energy. As Robin Schulz returns to his legendary Pacha Ibiza residency, “Arizona” feels like the soundtrack to a massive summer takeover — bold, infectious, and impossible not to move to.
Iglesias - Fixation
Iglesias turns up the summer heat with “Fixation,” a groovy Tech House anthem built for beach parties, rooftop nights, and packed late-night clubs. Driven by infectious rhythms and sleek dancefloor energy, the track radiates feel-good vibes from start to finish. Throw this on, grab a spicy watermelon margarita, and let the warm-weather memories roll endlessly tonight.
Quap - Wonder
Quap dives into deep bass territory with “Wonder,” a dark and groove-heavy anthem blending dubstep, trap, and drum & bass influences. Pulsing with dancefloor energy and emotional undertones, the track explores uncertainty about life and the future through crushing low-end and hypnotic rhythms. Drawing from metalcore and punk roots, Quap delivers raw energy with cinematic bass power.
Virus Syndicate - Leng Man
Virus Syndicate storm into Deep Dark & Dangerous with “Leng Man,” a filthy 140 rave weapon packed with grimy attitude, earth-shaking wubs, and unstoppable energy. JSD and Nika D showcase why they remain pioneers in the fusion of dubstep and hip-hop, delivering an absolute rave slapper primed for clubs, festivals, and speaker-rattling gym sessions. Manchester bass culture is alive and raging here.
Abstrakt Sonance x Nika D x ColtCuts - Back of the Net
Abstrakt Sonance, Nika D, and ColtCuts unleash pure heavyweight pressure with “Back of the Net,” a devastating dubstep and grime collision released through Bad Medic Records. Deep sub frequencies, razor-sharp lyricism, and knockout energy make this an undeniable weapon for clubs, gyms, and festival systems alike. As part of the Elevation EP, this release cements a bold statement for the future of 140 music.
AVH - UMAKHABAZELA
AVH taps into infectious UK Garage energy with “UMAKHABAZELA,” a vibrant groove-driven release through Foundry Sounds. Built around captivating Zulu vocals and inspired by the sounds of Oppidan, Sammy Virji, and MPH, the track flows with tropical warmth, punchy rhythms, and late-night club momentum. This one radiates feel-good movement from start to finish completely.
Zenemy - Havin' A Good Time
Zenemy brings pure weekend energy with “Havin’ A Good Time,” a slick Tech House and Bass House crossover released through ALTRUISTIC Records. Driven by a massive bassline and infectious grooves, this club-ready heater hits hard for late-night parties, gym sessions, and dancefloors alike. Inspired by Bob Sinclar, John Summit, and Odd Mob, Zenemy delivers nonstop vibes.
Romain Say x Nelayan - Transmission
Romain Say and Nelayan unleash pure peak-time pressure with “Transmission,” a relentless techno weapon released through Memoro. Fueled by pounding kicks, hypnotic tension, and cosmic trance-soaked melodies, the track surges with unstoppable momentum from start to finish. Romain Say’s explosive production style shines brightly here, delivering a club-destroying anthem built for massive dancefloors and afterhours energy.
SAMDMA x Popof - Candyflip
SAMDMA and Popof collide with pure warehouse energy on “Candyflip,” a relentless techno heater built for packed dancefloors and late-night adrenaline. Pulsing basslines, hypnotic grooves, and razor-sharp production make this track impossible to stand still to. With Popof’s legendary pedigree behind the release, “Candyflip” feels primed to dominate clubs, gyms, and festival afterhours alike.
EXXO - The Floor
EXXO turns the energy dial completely off the charts with “The Floor,” a bass-fueled Electro House stomper built for packed clubs and reckless dancefloors. Blending futuristic sound design with explosive Bass House grooves, the track feels ripped from another dimension. Every drop hits with massive force, making this an instant weapon for parties, gyms, and festivals alike...
PHICTION - Another Life
PHICTION captures pure late-night escapism on “Another Life,” a soaring melodic techno anthem packed with euphoric energy and emotional depth. Blending moody atmospheres, cosmic synth work, and driving progressive grooves, the New Orleans producer delivers a polished club weapon that feels both deeply personal and festival ready. “Another Life” radiates hope, belonging, and momentum.
Martial Simon - Poetic Justice
Martial Simon returns in explosive fashion with “Poetic Justice,” a sleek Deep Tech rework built for peak-hour domination. Released through GET SET Records, the track strips Kendrick Lamar’s classic into a hypnotic blend of driving basslines, crisp percussion, and refined minimal grooves. Fresh off winning the 2026 EDM Award for Radio Remixer of the Year, Martial continues proving why his dancefloor instincts remain absolutely unmatched.
Mhod - That Look
Mhod brings pure dancefloor fire with “That Look,” a slick Tech House weapon released through Music is blaah! Packed with groovy basslines, hypnotic rhythms, and late-night club energy, the track showcases the producer’s polished underground sound. With support from heavyweights like Lee Foss, Solardo, and Stacey Pullen, Mhod continues proving why his name keeps buzzing across the global house scene.
Smokestax - Swerve
Smokestax storms onto Dont Die At Work with “Swerve,” a bass-heavy shuffler dripping in raw underground energy. Rooted in NYC’s booming SoundCloud circuit, the producer delivers chopped-and-screwed chaos packed with rude basslines, hypnotic grooves, and late-night club tension. The track feels reckless in the best way possible, bouncing between gritty swagger and dancefloor destruction. “Swerve” is another massive statement from an artist currently on an unstoppable rampage.