Deadlynoiz and LVLD have joined forces for their new release, ‘What You Gonna Do’, a fresh bass house production out now.

Deadlynoiz and LVLD have joined forces for their new release, ‘What You Gonna Do’, a fresh bass house production that brings together the vast creativity of both artists under one song.

Made to capture the attention of listeners from the first beat, ‘What You Gonna Do’ is an energetic record that highlights two distinct creative styles, blending Deadlynoiz‘s production approach with LVLD’s own sonic personality.

Along with its infectious energy, the track also features two aggressive drops, similar to Knife Party’s iconic productions. However, rather than replicating the style, the two artists reinvented it through their own unique creative vision.

Already receiving a positive response from fans on SoundCloud, ‘What You Gonna Do’ marks another step in Deadlynoiz’s growth as an independent artist and producer. The collaboration with LVLD is a new addition to his growing catalogue, which has continued to expand in recent years as he has developed his skills in the studio and released music that is steadily building him a strong following.

Showcasing his continued willingness to experiment electronic music and push his sound forward, ‘What You Gonna Do’ is now available on all streaming platforms, released through the LVLD music label. Stream Deadlynoiz’s latest record below and discover what he has in store for the future here.

Deadlynoiz turns up the pressure with “Disco Weapon,” a high-impact club record out now on LFTD Global.

Bridging the driving low-end force of bass house with the relentless groove of tech house, “Disco Weapon” is built for peak-time moments. A pounding bassline, tightly wound percussion and sharp electronic elements create an explosive rhythm that hits with immediate intensity and refuses to let up.

Direct, energetic and made to move a crowd, the track carries enough weight for festival systems while maintaining the rolling groove needed to command an underground dance floor. At just over two and a half minutes, Deadlynoiz keeps the arrangement focused and effective, delivering a fast-moving club weapon without wasted space.

“Disco Weapon” lives up to its name: bold, bass-heavy and ready to become a powerful addition to DJ sets throughout the remainder of the summer season.

Deadlynoiz – “Disco Weapon” is out now on LFTD Global.

Phake has joined forces with Haley Maze to release ‘Yesterdays’, a track that perfectly encapsulates his signature “Emotional Dance Music” sound.

This is very much in tune with the distinctive ‘Emotional Dance Music’ signature that the promising talent has sculpted over the course of his career, along with the addictive vocals performed by Haley Maze. The skilful display of production and songwriting fulfils the prime intention for this release: create an euphoric track that will latch onto listeners right away.

Phake’s upward trajectory as a budding stalwart in the EDM industry has been fascinating. The enterprising alias has single-mindedly focused on crafting a production motif that keenly settles between dance-pop and upbeat rave-ready music; one not stuck in a static zone, but evolving and continues to impress his global audience. Vocals play a major role in Phake’s recordings, an empowering presence over the anthemic instrumentals— and it couldn’t get any better with Haley Maze taking over this duty. The adept songstress has teamed up alongside festival frontliners, such as W&W, Blasterjaxx, to name a few. 

Yesterdays opens with bright and emotionally-charged vocals, ensnaring attention right as the drop arrives. The instrumentation goes for recognizable bass house and Garage house hybrid— an effective blend of styles that is uptempo and melodic, featuring a gritty, droning bassline and fast percussion in synergy. The breakdown gives more acoustic space for the singing, which doubles down on evocative sentiments of longing and desire. From here, the transition sequence effectively picks up the pace for another crescendo, as additive harmonies are introduced during the final drop to kick in with utmost potency.

Phake and Haley Maze’s combined forces on this dance anthem are top-notch (as nearly a million listeners have tuned in thus far), undeniably vouching for the promising year that’s ahead for both creatives.

Check out the release on Spotify below and you can keep up with Phake on Instagram.