Slander x Nejvex - Booster Ignition
SLANDER and Nejvex team up for “Booster Ignition,” a hard-hitting dubstep weapon released on Gud Vibrations! Packing explosive energy, crushing bass, and the most epic blast waves known to man-kind, this track is built for any gym sesh and for all festival main stages alike. With SLANDER’s well known high end sound design meeting Nejvex’s fierce god like progressional intricacies, this collaboration delivers a powerful dose of heavy bass guaranteed to get heads banging and keep the adrenaline pumping.
George Smeddles - Freeflow
George Smeddles keeps the groove moving with “Freeflow,” his latest release on Factory 93 Records. Blending Tech House and Minimal House with his signature influences of Garage, Jazz, Soul, and Funk, this one feels built for packed dancefloors. With years of Beatport success, millions of streams, and a reputation for distinctive House music, Smeddles delivers another slick, groovy heater ready for clubs, parties, or the gym.
Good Knights - Oxytocin
Good Knights step forward with “Oxytocin,” a futuristic electronic heater released through Gotta Move. Blending underground speed-house energy with electro intensity and infectious dance-pop melodies, the duo delivers a track that feels both uplifting and emotionally rich. With multi-platinum producer Aukoustics and vocalist Dana Williams bringing serious talent together, “Oxytocin” hits with lush melodies, meaningful lyrics, and enough energy for the club or gym.
Levi Double U - Take Control
Denver’s Levi Double U is back with “Take Control,” a high-energy UKG heater built for movement. Stuttery synths, euphoric melodies, bouncy bass, and infectious vocal samples keep this one locked into an uplifting groove from start to finish. Inspired by Salute, Sammy Virji, MPH, and It’s Murph, it’s the perfect soundtrack for the dancefloor, gym, or your next Stress Relief session.
Luke Wave & Black Zushi - Watch Me Go
Luke Wave and Black Zushi team up for a full-throttle techno heater with “Watch Me Go,” out now via BADDIE UP. This peak-time cranker hits every end of the spectrum, delivering the driving energy built for packed clubs, festival stages, and late-night dancefloors. With serious gym and party appeal, this one is engineered to turn up the pressure and keep the momentum rolling.
ZURGLIN - Big Poppa Flip
ZURGLIN turns a notorious West Coast rap anthem into a 150 BPM dubstep banger with “Big Poppa Flip.” Packed with wompy wubs and instantly recognizable vocals, this high-energy heater brings serious gym, festival, and club vibes. Supported throughout Zeds Dead’s live sets, podcasts, and playlists, ZURGLIN continues making waves across the bass scene. With appearances at EDC Las Vegas, Shambhala, Burning Man, and Lost Lands, this flip is ready to explode!
WTSY x Makswa - Move Some
WTSY x Makswa bring underground heat with “Move Some,” out now via Evermix Records. Driven by a rolling, deep bassline, tight drums, and a minimal top end, this tech house cut locks into a steady late-night groove. The repeating vocal hook adds peak-time energy without disrupting the flow. Built for deeper house sets, “Move Some” keeps the dancefloor moving from the first beat to the last.
Crucial - NO FABLE
Atlanta-based producer Crucial unleashes “NO FABLE,” a 140 BPM dubstep weapon built for maximum impact. Heavy-hitting saturated bass lines, punchy drums, and seismic low-end give this heater serious mainstage energy, while darker sound design keeps the tension locked in. With festival appearances, major support slots, and upcoming releases on Deadbeats and 140 Club, Crucial continues carving his path through the modern bass scene.
The Human Drum Machine x DVNK - WHA
The Human Drum Machine x DVNK unleash a filthy 140 bass cranker with “WHA,” blending heavy Dubstep, Trap-inspired drops, and explosive live-drum energy. Premiered through SubCarbon and featured by EARMILK, this beast brings a raw human element to modern bass music. With The Human Drum Machine’s 23+ years of drumming experience driving the percussion, “WHA” feels built for maximum impact. Easily one of the most epic tracks we’ve featured for a gym session at the rec center. Turn this one all the way up!
JUKE YOU - Blur
JUKE YOU is bringing the future into focus with “Blur,” a hard-hitting new release on Cyberwave Collective. The Florida-based NuRave and Hardwave artist blends heavy Trap elements with futuristic Electronic textures, creating a sound that feels both cinematic and ready for the club. With its Epic energy and hard-hitting production, “Blur” captures the spirit of NuRave: a glimpse at what tomorrow’s sound could become.
AAT - Bass Drop
AAT is bringing the heat with her latest Tech House release, “Bass Drop,” out now on Factory 93 Records. Hailing from The Hague, this rising Dutch house talent has already made waves internationally, from Asia tours to becoming an Elrow resident DJ in 2025. Her signature groovy sound keeps crowds moving, and this new cut delivers that same infectious energy, making it perfect for clubs, parties, and workouts.
Habeeb - Call my girls
Habeeb brings the energy with his latest Tech House release, “Call my girls,” out now on Animarum Records. The Dallas-based independent artist and DJ knows how to make music that helps people let loose, and this track is built for exactly that. With his roots in mashups, remixes, UK speed garage, and bassline, Habeeb delivers another club-ready cut made for parties, after-hours, and nonstop dancing.
Breez - In The Back!
Breez is coming through with a serious party starter on his new Bass House track, “In The Back!” released via New Authority Recordings. This one brings all the energy you could ever need, with punchy production and plenty of dancefloor attitude. The Miami producer is proving he’s capable of great things, and we honestly can’t wait to catch this legend live. We’re hoping he plays out here in Colorado as soon as humanly possible.
RN ISMO - Snow Leopard
RN ISMO returns with “Snow Leopard,” a groovy tech house heater released through ISMOS. Founder of the label, RN ISMO brings his Detroit-inspired sound to this latest compilation, blending club-ready house energy with a smooth, dancefloor-focused groove. With support from Lee Foss, Westend, Detlef, Dillon Nathaniel, and more, plus chart success and a Detlef remix under his belt, RN ISMO continues carving out his lane in tech house.
Sangarang - Hold Me Close
New York producer Sangarang returns with “Hold Me Close,” a heartfelt stutter house cut from his upcoming album “Nothing Can Go Wrong!” Written in one session back in December 2021, the track took five years to find its finished sound. Capturing the tension between wanting someone back and knowing you cannot wait forever, “Hold Me Close” blends emotional depth with infectious electronic, dancefloor-ready energy.
Zuezeu - WLTP
Hollywood-based tech-house artist Zuezeu drops “WLTP” via Batty Records, delivering high-energy grooves built for the club and festival floor. A rising international name, Zuezeu has performed across the U.S., Asia, and Europe, including EDC Las Vegas 2024 and a sold-out Parq Nightclub headline. Following his 2024 debut album “More Life,” Zuezeu continues building momentum with infectious hooks, dancefloor energy, and a growing global fanbase.
Dalton Reese - Streets
Dalton Reese returns with “Streets,” his sixth release of 2026, bringing heavyweight bass house energy through MPR Entertainment. Fusing his love for bass and house music, the track delivers a fat, sustained low end without relying on vocals, letting the production speak loud and clear. Built for massive sound systems, clubs, and gym sessions alike, “Streets” brings powerful low-end pressure and dancefloor-ready momentum, carving out its own lane within the house scene.
shares - This Life I Chose
Colorado-based DJ and producer shares returns with “This Life I Chose,” a driving tech house heater released through Shared Signal Records. Blending bass house energy, catchy vocals, and club-ready momentum, the track reflects shares’ decision to leave a successful career and pursue music again. After returning in 2023, shares has performed at Electric Forest twice, opened for major acts, and landed Beatport Top 30 releases. This personal dancefloor record proves choosing music can hit different.
Gabss x Talón - No Phone Party
Gabss x Talón bring the party with “No Phone Party,” a fresh Tech House heater released through IN / ROTATION. Built for packed clubs and late-night dancefloors, this energetic collaboration delivers the groove and momentum that keep crowds moving. With Gabss’ impressive global presence and support from Solomun, Michael Bibi, Jamie Jones, and more, this release is ready to soundtrack your next unforgettable night.
ASKAIØ - The Way
ASKAIØ returns with “The Way,” a sexy Indie Dance heater released through Descending Order. Blending sultry grooves with club-ready energy, this latest offering is built for late-night dancefloors and unforgettable party moments. Supported by Max Styler and more, the Israeli producer continues carving his path through electronic music.