UK grime and dubstep dons Virus Syndicate are back doing what they do best with Bad Like We EP - four to the point, no nonsense, lyrically dexterous rap-infused bass bangers. 

'When It’s Late' marks PONZ’s arrival with a bold, late-night soundtrack of house, drum and bass, jungle and UKG.

Emerging artist Kosi Sia returns with his latest single, “Lungo,” a vibrant Afro-Caribbean track that radiates rhythm, colour, and movement. Blending warm island grooves with modern Afro-inspired production, “Lungo” showcases Kosi’s ability to craft music that feels both fresh and deeply rooted in cultural energy.

Combining two of bass music's leading lights either side of the Atlantic, ENiGMA Dubz and Neumonic join forces to make a late claim for 2025’s filthiest UKG / 2 step banger, Charlie Says.

Skarra Mucci, the world-renowned Jamaican MC known as the "Dancehall President," joins forces with Manudigital, one of Europe’s top producers, for a brand-new collaborative EP: Ragga Blasta.

There’s something electric about the London-based brass trio New Car Smell. They’re not your typical brass band — in fact, they describe themselves as “a punk trio disguised as a brass band”.

Just released on 29 October 2025, “Violet” is the latest single from Isaiah Dreads in collaboration with Zdot

Brooke Law is a London-born singer-songwriter whose fearless fusion of country, rock and pop delivers raw emotion with a gutsy vocal punch. Drawing comparisons to Alanis Morissette and Janis Joplin, Brooke writes unapologetically honest songs about resilience, empowerment, and human connection.

“City U Took From Me” marks POLO LILLI’s latest heavy-weight jungle release, featuring the ethereal vocals of Heidi Boualili.

One of the most loved & recognisable names in dance music, Fish56Octagon joins forces with breakout vocalist Issey Cross on “Dreaming (Feelings)”, a standout, high-octane record built for the club.

Mssingno returns after years in the shadows, unveiling "Think of Me", his first official release since 2016.

Carter Walsh has gone from bedroom mashups to 15 million streams and 150k monthly listeners without breaking stride. The Melbourne prodigy’s remixes of Roses, Kids and Sweater Weather have blown up online, while 'Little Talks' is fast becoming a national anthem for the new wave of Aussie dance.