Polar Youth - Rage
Polar Youth unleashes pure adrenaline on “Rage,” a hard-hitting blend of trap and dubstep built for gyms, raves, and late-night club chaos. Released via Bassrush Records, the track hits with relentless energy and epic weight. Ghent-native Elisabeth Verstraete continues proving why she’s a rising force, channeling drive, grit, and fearless intensity into every drop.
msft. - Reset ft. Killa P
Producer msft. comes through with serious energy on “Reset,” a no-nonsense club weapon built for chaos. Blending UK Garage and Grime with rave-ready basslines, the verses hit with relentless hype and forward momentum. Designed for the gym, the trap, and all the top tier underground venues, this cranker snaps with confidence. Hailing from Italy with a decade of experience and major-artist support, msft. uses “Reset” to flex both sharp production skills and hard-earned scene knowledge.
PVRPLE. - Drown
PVRPLE. drops a certified cranker with “Drown,” a hard-hitting dubstep and trap hybrid lifted from his new Arcana EP on Sleeveless Records. Anchored by a captivating vocal hook, the track blends classic dubstep grit with modern bass energy. Calgary-based producer Taha Zafar continues to sharpen his global sound, delivering rave, gym, and club fuel with serious momentum behind it. This is easily one we have been streaming on repeat since we received it a few days ago. Progression is on point, keeping listeners entertained from the front to the back. Mix-down is phat and air tight, you’re gunna feel like you blasted off in a rocket.
Phydra x Blanck - Buster
Phydra and Blanck unleash pure dread with “Buster,” a crushing dubstep weapon released on Deep Dark & Dangerous. Packed with monstrous sound design, thunderous percussion, and punishing sub pressure, the track drags listeners into a dark, sinister bass abyss. Portland’s underground menace Phydra is in peak form here, delivering a gym-smashing, rave-ready nightmare built to rattle souls and systems alike.
TEO - Deception
TEO unleashes a punishing new heater with “Deception,” a cyberpunk-laced bass assault built for dark rooms and heavier lifts. Fusing dubstep, mid-tempo, and glitch hop, the track snarls with distorted bass and mechanical grooves. A slick fake-out in the second drop evokes nighttime drives through a dystopian future, balancing gym-ready aggression with cinematic melancholy. Released via Through Tomorrow, it hits hard and futuristic and relentless.
SYSTEM KIDS - Do It
SYSTEM KIDS! drops the high-energy heater “Do It” via Lost In Dreams Records, delivering an epic blend of electronic, trap, and rave-ready intensity. Hard-hitting synths collide with euphoric chord progressions, showcasing his signature future bass-inspired sound. Built for parties, gyms, and massive dancefloors, “Do It” captures SYSTEM KIDS!’ electrifying momentum and emotional punch, further cementing his status as a fast-rising force in electronic music. This behemoth will have you revved up for all of 2026.
Meridiyn - Like Me
Producer Meridiyn makes a fierce debut with “Like Me,” a no-holds-barred bass weapon marking the rebirth of his project, formerly known as Matis. Diving headfirst into harder dubstep and trap, the track blends party-ready aggression with epic, gym-rattling energy. Built for clubs, raves, and high-intensity moments, “Like Me” truly goes hard in the paint and announces Meridiyn’s bold new era with uncompromising attitude and impact.
Outsider - No Disrespect
Outsider delivers pure underground pressure with his latest release “No Disrespect,” a dark and brooding 140 BPM dubstep weapon out now via Bad Medic Records as part of Underdogs – Vol. 3. Built on oppressive atmospheres, deep low-end tension, and raw angst, the track is a certified wook and gym-ready menace designed for serious sound systems. Known for his immersive, bass-driven productions, Outsider once again proves his mastery of mood and weight. As Underdogs continues spotlighting the future of bass music, “No Disrespect” stands tall as a ruthless statement from a seasoned underground force.
2ŁØT - Immortal (Steve Aoki Remix)
Global dance music icon Steve Aoki kicks off 2026 by supercharging 2ŁØT & Aloe Blacc’s inspirational anthem with the “Immortal (Steve Aoki Remix),” released via Dim Mak Records. Transforming the original’s soulful message into a full-scale festival weapon, Aoki injects massive big-room energy, electrifying drops, and rave-ready momentum while preserving Aloe Blacc’s soaring, emotional vocals. Rooted in the philosophy of memento mori, the track urges listeners to live fearlessly and seize every moment, now amplified for peak-time club and mainstage settings.
womp - boom
womp makes a massive statement with “boom,” his debut release on Ganja White Night’s SubCarbon Records. Blending laid-back wubs with face-melting 140 dubstep pressure, the track is equal parts wook fuel and gym-ready chaos. Born from sweaty DIY beginnings and raw bass culture, “boom” captures the spirit of underground rave energy while signaling a powerful start to womp’s 2026 release run.
ENiGMA DUBZ x Hypho x PAV4N - You Are Not a Badman (ENiGMA VIP)
ENiGMA DUBZ returns with a savage VIP of “You Are Not a Badman,” out now via Morii Records. This 2025 edit is rowdy, punchy, and downright obscene, capturing PAV4N’s legendary bars in full force. A proven rave-shutdown weapon debuted on his ANZ tour, the track delivers epic, sub-heavy dubstep energy built for clubs, gyms, and chaos-filled dancefloors.
Asura Ghai - Aphelion
Asura Ghai launches into deep space with “Aphelion,” an epic and inspiring fusion of witch house, wave, trap, and rave energy. The Germany-based producer’s self-described “spacewave” style shines here, blending trance-like melodies with hardwave grit and cinematic sci-fi atmospheres. Built for both the gym and late-night sessions, “Aphelion” feels powerful, melodic, and otherworldly from start to finish.
AGUZA - Modern (Radio Mix)
AGUZA unleashes “Modern,” a euphoric, high-energy melodic techno weapon built for raves, clubs, and gym sessions alike. Hailing from Dubai, AGUZA blends classical musicality with aggressive sound design, crafting an epic and cinematic atmosphere that feels both powerful and emotional. Driven by storytelling and melodic intensity, “Modern” challenges expectations of the genre while delivering a forward-thinking, dancefloor-ready experience.
CRACKAJACK - BONE CRACKER
CRACKAJACK comes in swinging with “BONE CRACKER,” a hard-hitting riddim and tearout monster built to annihilate speakers. Blending dubstep and brostep with gym-ready, rave-fueled gas, this track goes beyond hard in the paint. It feels like stepping straight into call of duty just without gear; packed with relentless drops and epic intensity, you’re going to get cranked wither you like it or not. What gets us with producer CRACKAJACK, this boi knows how to keep the mix-down phat, crispy, and dangerously juicy, letting every bone-rattling bass hit land with precision in every jam he drops. “BONE CRACKER” is pure chaos in a bottle…
SPLiT - Clear Vision
Denver-based producer SPLiT returns with “Clear Vision,” a relentless new bass weapon built for dubstep heads, ravers, and anyone chasing just some nasty ill gas. Fueled by phat low-ends, distorted basslines, and razor-sharp sub cranks, the track hits with the kind of raw intensity that feels tailor-made for a sesh at not only the gym, but at Wakaan Fest as well. Born from a transformative mental health breakthrough, “Clear Vision” channels emotion into pure adrenaline, balancing chaos with precision.
Kid Cudi - DAY N NITE (HVRCRFT FLIP)
HVRCRFT flips Kid Cudi’s timeless DAY N NITE into a bass-fueled monster built for clubs, gyms, and late-night raves. Blending brostep grit with wonky dubstep energy, the remix showcases his cinematic sound design and larger-than-life bass instincts. Fresh off touring with Dirty Snatcha and riding momentum from Sum Dirty charting Top 10 on Hypeddit, HVRCRFT continues proving he’s a visionary force pushing modern bass music forward.
DJ Pet Centre - Void
DJ Pet Centre returns with “Void,” a dark, immersive bass workout and the fourth single from his upcoming EP. Sitting between halftime garage and UK dubstep, the track thrives on chopped breaks, minimal vocal cuts, and earth-shaking low end. Deeply percussive and spacious, “Void” hits equally hard in the club or the gym. Hailing from Wellington, New Zealand, DJ Pet Centre’s comeback explores breakbeat, jungle, dubstep, and IDM with striking atmosphere.
ParadiseLost - The Hive
ParadiseLost dives into dystopian bass territory with her crushing new single “The Hive.” Blending heavy dubstep, wook energy, and rave-ready intensity, the track feels like a mechanical swarm coming to life—dark, hypnotic, and relentlessly epic. Inspired by a Rezz x YDG-style vision, “The Hive” pulses with distorted low-end and industrial tension. Built from entirely custom basses, including a happy accident born from Fruity Flanger experimentation, this track is a hard-hitting gym and festival weapon designed to overwhelm the senses.
Vulture Theory - RUN IT BACK
Vulture Theory unleashes pure chaos with his new bass-driven heater “RUN IT BACK,” a super nasty blend of dubstep, wook energy, and rave-ready intensity. Packed with crushing low-end, feral drops, and epic club momentum, the track is built for sweaty gyms, packed dancefloors, and late-night renegade sets. Known for his underground Los Angeles roots, Vulture Theory twists experimental elements into a raw, hypnotic experience, proving once again he thrives where bass music gets dark, loud, and unapologetically heavy.
Max Styler - You & Me (Vintage Culture Remix)
Vintage Culture steps into 2025 with a commanding remix of Max Styler’s “You & Me,” delivering a sleek, rave-ready Tech House weapon built for peak-time dancefloors. Released via Nu Moda, the Brazilian tastemaker injects his signature groove with pulsing low-end, crisp percussion, and infectious club energy that thrives in gyms, parties, and late-night sets alike. Lukas Ruiz continues to prove why he’s one of dance music’s most influential figures, blending global appeal with underground sensibility. This remix balances hypnotic drive and polished production, reaffirming Vintage Culture’s ability to elevate originals into full-fledged festival and club anthems.