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Syncia & CASH ONLY Return With Eljé On Something Something
Syncia & CASH ONLY Return With Eljé On Something Something as their Garage-inspired House project continues
Love & Other welcomes Syncia and CASH ONLY with a brand new collaboration, joining forces with rising vocal talent Eljé on their latest single Something Something. The release marks the third outing from the duo’s evolving bass and Garage-inspired House project and continues to build momentum around their distinct, club-focused sound. Out on Love & Other from May 15, 2026, Something Something brings classic UK Garage swing into a House-driven record, with shuffling drums, a rolling low end, and Eljé’s vocal giving the track its main point of connection. The single also continues a busy run for all three artists, following Syncia’s Beatport chart success across respected House labels, CASH ONLY’s ongoing The Chronicles tour, and Eljé’s recent collaborations with names including Riva Star, Deetron, Notion, and Jack Marlow.
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The UK Garage Swing And House Drums Behind Something Something
On Something Something, Syncia and CASH ONLY bring their bass and Garage-inspired House project into sharper focus through shuffling drums, a rolling low end, and a rhythm that nods directly to classic UK Garage. The record still keeps a modern House structure, but the Garage influence is not treated like a small percussion detail. It gives the track its bounce, keeps the low end active, and makes this third release feel more specific to the duo’s current project. Eljé’s vocal adds a calmer contrast over that rhythm, giving the single a more melodic point of connection without pulling it away from the dancefloor.
That final balance also matters because CASH ONLY explains that the track changed musically from its earliest writing stage after he and Syncia launched the project this year. In his own words, the single reflects what they are about musically right now: a House record shaped by Garage-inspired drums and basslines, with Eljé’s relaxed but emotive vocal giving it a hook that listeners can connect with while still being able to dance to. That makes the collaboration feel more complete than a track focused only on drums, bass, or vocal presence alone. For a release on Love & Other, Something Something keeps its UK underground reference clear while giving the single enough vocal identity to carry beyond the production.
Eljé’s Vocal Gives The Collaboration Its Main Hook
Syncia brought Eljé into Something Something after following her earlier collaborations with Riva Star, Deetron, Notion, and Jack Marlow, which gives her role a real connection to the track from the writing stage. His comment about inviting her to a writing camp makes the collaboration feel more intentional than a standard guest vocal, because the single came from a session where her voice was part of the creative process. On the finished record, her relaxed delivery gives the track a calmer vocal line against the UK Garage swing, shuffling drums, and rolling low end. That contrast helps the single stay danceable while still giving listeners a vocal phrase and tone to follow across the record.
Eljé also brings a credible run of her own into the release, with more than 15 million streams to date and Track of the Week support across BBC Radio 1 and 1Xtra. Those details matter because Something Something is not only about Syncia and CASH ONLY’s House project, but also about a vocalist who already has recognition across electronic collaborations. CASH ONLY describes her vocal as relaxed but emotive, which fits the way it works in the track: it softens the record without weakening the Garage-inspired drums and bassline. For a Love & Other release made to connect on the dancefloor and beyond, Eljé gives Something Something the vocal identity needed to sit beside its club-focused production.
Something Something Marks The Next Step For Syncia & CASH ONLY’s House Project
Something Something also places Syncia and CASH ONLY in a stronger position as a pair, especially with this being the third release from their bass and Garage-inspired House project. Syncia already comes into the collaboration with Beatport chart-topping success on Dense & Pika’s Kneaded Pains and Alan Fitzpatrick’s We Are The Brave, while CASH ONLY is currently taking his own sound across dates through the CASH ONLY The Chronicles tour. Those details give the release more context because the project is not being introduced from scratch. It is coming from two artists with separate momentum, now using this collaboration to show where their shared House sound is heading.
That is also why Love & Other feels like a fitting home for the single. Something Something brings together contemporary House production, UK underground references, and a vocal from Eljé that gives the track a stronger song identity without pulling it away from club use. The release does not need to force one artist into the front of the record, because each role is easy to hear: Syncia and CASH ONLY provide the House and Garage framework, while Eljé gives the collaboration its vocal lift. With Something Something, the trio deliver a record that connects their individual runs into one focused release, out now via Love & Other.
