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Deadlynoiz Drops New Bass House Track ‘No Sleep’

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Deadlynoiz posing in front of a graffiti-covered wall for the release of his new bass house track “No Sleep.”

Deadlynoiz continues his steady release schedule this year with the new bass house track ‘No Sleep.’

From the word go Deadlynoiz grabs your attention with ‘No Sleep’ as its powerful driving low end kicks in. Much like his release schedule, this track is relentless as it keeps on pumping from start to finish with a heavy kick and wild synths. Deadlynoiz has a strong background in dubstep which is very apparent in this track from its sound design during the choruses. He manages to bring together several different aggressive lead sounds making each section sound diverse as well as delivering a bass face activating low end.

Deadlynoiz’s knack for creative sound design comes as no surprise as he has an impressive catalogue of dubstep and drum & bass to his name. Since kicking off the year with the monstrous dubstep banger ‘Lucid’ he’s since gone on to garner over 100,000 streams on Spotify. Taking inspiration from the likes of Kompany, MYR, and Teddy Killerz, he has already established a distinctive style which can take many artists years to find. With a remix competition win under his belt and a fast-growing fan base, there’s no doubt that Deadlynoiz is on the up.

‘No Sleep’ is another great addition to Deadlynoiz’s repertoire of hard-hitting tracks. He set out to make a song that people will just want to play loud and ‘No Sleep’ certainly fits the bill for that. With his unbelievable work rate, we’re sure to be hearing more from Deadlynoiz very soon.

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Hi I'm Mackenzie and rather unsurprisingly, I love electronic music. After over 10 years of blasting my ears with everything from Martin Garrix to San Holo, I've found myself forever digging deeper into this world. If I were to name my top 5 favourite artists I'd say Martin Garrix, Oliver Heldens, The Prodigy, Hardwell, and Avicii make up that list. Alongside writing I'm also a producer who makes whatever comes to mind. Big room house, drum & bass, hardstyle, it's all fun to dig into. See you out in the fields people :)