Mission Success: Breakaway Arizona

Held under the wide Arizona sky at Sloan Park, the inaugural 2025 edition of Breakaway AZ turned a spring weekend into a full-on intergalactic joyride. With a high-voltage lineup, immersive sponsor activations, and unexpected surprises at every corner, this wasn’t just another festival. It was a full-sensory experience that left no vibe untouched.

Day One:

Breakaway didn’t ease into the weekend—it shot straight into the stratosphere. The Main Stage lifted off with Tommy Toole and Koastle, who opened with breezy melodies and upbeat, crowd-pleasing grooves. Daniel Allan followed with electronic textures that felt fresh but still warmly familiar. As the sun dipped, Night Tales set a soulful tone with silky deep house vibes.

The real shift came when Wax Motif lit up the decks. But nothing could top the sheer emotional release that came with Two Friends. With the rain Arizona rain starting and really setting the tone for the set, the vibes were high. The lasers in the rain looked like glitter in the sky; if you know you know. Their set was a rollercoaster of nostalgia and feel-good anthems, the kind that make strangers throw their arms around each other mid-chorus. Over at The Launchpad, Livviep and Skilah started the day with spark, drawing in curious early birds. And then came Sidequest. It was our first time seeing the duo live, and they absolutely threw down—flawless transitions, massive energy, and drops that lit up the early night. Zerb, Frank Walker, and Audien followed building a seamless arc of progressive house that left everyone buzzing.

Day 2:

Saturday showed no mercy. Leesh and Casti kicked things off with clean blends and edits sharp enough to wake the dead. Coco & Breezy followed with a genre-blending set, bringing the same bold energy that powers their fashion empire. Juelz turned up the heat with trap beats and futuristic bass, igniting a full-on shuffle storm. Then Levity took the stage, delivering a live set packed with synths, raw emotion, and pure electricity.

Over at The Launchpad, Afterparty and Klo set the tone with dancefloor-ready gems. Moore Kismet followed, flexing a forward-thinking sound—bass music that balanced brain, heart, and soul. Cyclops brought the weird. Łaszewo added a dreamy touch. And then came PEEKABOO. It was more than a normal set—it was a rally cry for the next wave of bassheads.

As the sun dipped, Sofi Tukker took over main stage. Their jungle-pop rhythms and Brazilian flair had bodies moving and spirits soaring. Closing out the weekend’s party, Gryffin delivered a cinematic performance full of piano riffs, guitar solos, and heart-tugging drops. It was Breakaway at its peak.

Activations Galore

Beyond the music, Breakaway Arizona delivered a stacked experience full of creative, high-impact brand activations across the entire venue. The CELSIUS Vibe Lounge kept energy high with free drinks, backyard games, and vibrant, camera-ready photo moments all weekend long. Nearby, the White Claw Shore Club offered laid-back beach vibes and exclusive SURGE flavors that kept everyone refreshed.

Photo Credit: Breakaway Music Festival Official

Señorita THC Margaritas served a new kind of buzz with infused drinks, while Devil’s Reserve brought carnival games and spicy tequila shots. The BeatBox MiniBus served limited-edition Pickle Margaritas and plenty of party vibes. Spirits? Very high. Meanwhile, the Jimmy John’s Toasted Truck handed out free, melty sandwich samples—and yes, we went back twice.

MCoBeauty added glam with beauty freebies and surprise VIP upgrades that made fans feel like royalty. Elsewhere, GEEK BAR handed out free gear for the long haul. To top it off, End Overdose raised drug safety awareness on-site, reinforcing Breakaway’s commitment to protecting its community.

An Ending to Remember

From sunrise sets to bass-fueled finales, Breakaway Arizona’s debut was nothing short of cosmic. The festival didn’t just meet expectations—it launched them into another dimension. For many festival goers in Arizona, Breakaway AZ felt very refreshing as it provided a venue many haven’t been to before, acts they hadn’t seen before, and a mixture of different vibes to cater to a wide variety of tastes. The music moved the soul, and activations kept the energy sky-high. And the best part? The countdown to 2026 has already begun. Tickets for Breakaway Arizona are officially on sale, so grab yours now and prepare for liftoff!

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VRG Giving “attitude!” On Latest Single

If dubstep had a face, VRG just slapped it with a brick made of bass. Tomorrow, on April 25, his new single “attitude!” drops, and it isn’t here to make friends—it’s here to dominate! From the first second, you know you’re in for a ride. The low end doesn’t wobble—it growls. The drops don’t fall—they punch through concrete. There’s zero fluff, just straight-up chaos designed to rattle your ribcage and blow the dust out of your skull.

VRG’s February release, “escapeplan,” showed flashes of a darker and more calculated direction; this new single cranks everything up. Every drop feels like a brick through the windshield, unapologetic and precise. It’s engineered for chaos and built for volume.

What sets “attitude!” apart is its confidence. VRG isn’t just layering noise over a beat. He’s crafting a statement with intention and edge. Each sound is a move, and the track never stops pushing forward. It’s relentless, gritty, and dripping with the kind of energy that makes you want to turn it up past ten and let the walls shake. Check out this snippet of VRG commanding the crowd’s attention:

Video Credit: VRG Official

It’s already turning heads, with none other than our girl LAYZ throwing it down in her sets. But that’s not all, this release also marks the first chapter in something bigger. “attitude!” leads the charge on a seven-track EP, AGAINSTALLODDS, that’s currently in the works.

“Turn up the volume and get ready to dive into the electrifying world of heavy dubstep with ‘attitude!’ It’s the perfect blend of aggressive basslines, heavy drops, and an unstoppable rhythm that will fuel your adrenaline,” VRG shared. “Whether you’re pushing through a tough workout, gearing up for a night out, or just need to shake off the stress of the day, ‘attitude!’ delivers the attitude you need to conquer anything in your way. This track demands attention and brings the heat to become the ultimate soundtrack for your power moves.”

As the first glimpse into his upcoming seven-track EP, “attitude!” sets the tone with teeth bared. VRG isn’t just making tracks—he’s building a catalog that hits like a sledgehammer and be making statements. Don’t wait for the hype to find you—presave the madness, stay tapped, and be there when the next one drops.

Rusko’s ‘1 Man Army’ Tour Takes On NYC

Dubstep legend Rusko has been making waves in 2025 with his new EP, 1 Man Army. Moon Lvnding covered his initial release of the lead single “Wassup” back in November 2024. Rusko then closed out February 2025 by releasing the full 5-track EP on Monstercat.

The EP starts with the title track, “1 Man Army” to set the tone. The EP demonstrates Rusko’s shifting influence from dubstep to drum and bass while staying true to his melodic production skills. Songs two and three are “Wassup” and “Rubix Cube,” the two tracks released before the full EP. They continue Rusko’s sonic journey through the depths of DnB.

The EP continues with “Bout Your Love,” which feels like Rusko’s open letter to a genre he has helped define over the years. He finishes the EP with “GANJAMAN,” an important person who helps take the edge off for many of us in the EDM community. The song starts slowly, heats up to a frenetic pace, and then cools back off before the big, energetic ending.

Photo Courtesy: Rusko // MP3 Public Relations

Creating this EP was a mission that began with a simple desire to explore more areas of my love for drum and bass,” Rusko shared. “Over the past 19 years, I’ve been experimenting with new sounds, genres, and emotions — and this collection is a reflection of the vibes and feelings of this past year as Rusko. From the groovy basslines of ‘Rubix Cube’ and ‘1 Man Army’ to the wonky melodies of ‘Bout Your Love’, I tried to keep the element of fun and hype at the forefront, as it has been throughout my musical projects; a colorful burst of hyperactive energy and melody that is the truest representation of my feelings through the last 12 months.

Rusko has also been over in the States, touring with his new tunes since the start of 2025. He notably played Exchange LA on Friday, February 28, for his album release party. Now with only five dates left on his initial 1 Man Army tour, things are heating up on the East Coast with shows in Washington DC on Thursday, April 24, and Brooklyn on Friday, April 25. Limited tickets remain for these shows as well as the last three stops in Atlanta, Denver, and St. Louis.

If you can’t make it out to see this tour, you’re in luck because Rusko will be busy making festival appearances all summer. To keep up with all the latest news and announcements from Rusko about new shows, new music, and everything else, be sure to follow his social media below.

Photo Credit: Alexander Peet // @thelensofpeet

Mission Success: PHXLIGHTS

This past weekend, PHXLIGHTS landed like a UFO loaded with lasers, bass, and enough vibes to orbit Mars. The two-night intergalactic gathering transformed Rawhide into a playground for ravers, aliens, and bassheads chasing their next cosmic drop. From the second people stepped onto the grounds, it was clear—this wasn’t just a festival. It was a launchpad to the stars!

Intergalactic Beats

The festival was a cosmic journey, featuring a constellation of artists who each brought their unique flair to the intergalactic celebration. The weekend was packed with legendary performances, from Rezz‘s hypnotic bass to itsmurph‘s high-energy beats. But it was the surprise moments of each individual artist that stole the show.

Friday night saw Hybrid Minds take the crowd on a smooth, liquid drum & bass journey. Said The Sky weaved emotional melodies with powerful drops, sending the crowd deep into the vibes. And our beloved STPHN—he killed it on the BeatBox Invasion Stage, delivering a heavier-than-expected set that surprised us all. His balance made it amazing—intense, yet still undeniably STPHN.

Photo Credit: Alexander Peet // @thelensofpeet

Saturday night cranked the heat up even more. Netsky brought his signature drum & bass sound, filling the air with infectious energy and euphoria. Then Kaivon absolutely melted my face off! His futuristic bass and mind-bending soundscapes hit so hard; it was like he was pulling the strings of the universe itself. To top it off, Louis The Child closed the weekend with pure magic, filling the night sky with uplifting future bass that had everyone dancing under the stars.

Bass, Bites, and Booths from Another Dimension

Let’s talk vendors—because PHXLIGHTS wasn’t just a festival, it was a cosmic market of color, chaos, and creativity. Moon Lvnding showed up and showed out with hand fans snapping like thunder, trippy tees, and interstellar accessories crafted for stardust royalty. We weren’t just vending—we were vibing. Our booth radiated energy, drawing in flow artists, sparkle-drenched fairies, and curious Earthlings alike. It felt like a storefront from another dimension—it was main character energy. Need a cool enamel pin to top off your rave look? DayTripper has you covered!

For foodies, EDMunchies, Saucy Noods, Sonoran Grillz, and Chick-fil-A fed the masses with fuel that tasted like pure serotonin. We’re talking spicy chicken, loaded Sonoran burgers and dogs, and waffle fries that somehow hit harder after a rail ride. The BeatBox truck delivered more than drinks—you could design a bandana, snag freebies, and walk away with flavored swagger.

But wait—there’s more! Geek Bar didn’t just serve vibes; they hosted the silent disco at the Geek Bar Fallout Stage, keeping the energy alive even after the lasers cooled down. LIGHTSTRIKE kept the energy flowing, bringing their electrifying presence to the festival with samples that lit up the crowd. And tucked inside the grounds, Voodoo Ranger brought the nostalgia heat with their 1UP Arcade—yes, full-on retro games in the middle of a rave. Meanwhile, hammocks swayed under neon lasers and teeter totters bounced like glitchy basslines—because why just dance when you can play?

Lights, lasers, and love filled every corner of the venue. PHXLIGHTS didn’t just return—it leveled up and blasted off. From unforgettable performances to insane vibes from the crowd, this was one for the books. The experience was nothing short of intergalactic, with every detail designed to keep festivalgoers immersed in the energy. If you missed it? Better start prepping for next year, earthling—because PHXLIGHTS is only going to keep getting bigger, brighter, and bolder.

Photos taken by Alexander Peet // @thelensofpeet

NGHTMRE Drops “Buried A Friend” 2nd Song From Sophomore Album

NGHTMRE, the acclaimed American producer and DJ, released his new single “Buried a Friend” on Friday, April 11, 2025 via his Gud Vibrations label. This track is the second single from his forthcoming sophomore album, which follows the debut release of “Torch” featuring A$AP Ferg back in February.

Featuring the vocals of Jaimes, “Buried a Friend” rummages into the theme of letting go and addresses the emotional process of releasing friendships that no longer serve one’s well-being. NGHTMRE shared on Instagram that while the lyrics focus on ending a friendship, the sentiment is broadly applicable to various aspects of life. He emphasizes that letting go is a powerful tool for improving mental, emotional, and physical health.

“‘Buried A Friend’ is such a special song for me,” NGHTMRE shared. “I really fell in love with the idea of incorporating the acoustic guitar and raw vocals as the focus for the beginning of the track, leading into a big, euphoric, melodic drop. I think this is one of the vocals that you can really FEEL the words that Jaimes is singing.” 

As NGHTMRE prepares for the release of his second album, MIND FULL, he relentlessly tests the boundaries within the world of EDM. He debuted “Buried A Friend” at Ultra Miami 2025, and the track is ready to be a staple in NGHTMRE’s performances for years to come.

Be sure to keep up with NGHTMRE through his media channels below to learn about his latest shows, music releases, and important updates as he prepares for his second studio album.

Kozmoz Unleashes THE BACKROOMS EXPERIENCE

Brace yourselves, bassheads. Kozmoz is dragging us straight into THE BACKROOMS EXPERIENCE—and trust us, it’s not your average bass drop dungeon. This audio-visual monster has been two years in the making. Every kick, snare, glitch, and growl was crafted by Kozmoz himself. But wait—he didn’t stop there. He animated the entire visual experience too.

Photo Credit: Kozmoz Official

This madman pulled a full one-man studio move, designing every surreal, VHS-drenched frame by hand while producing a lineup of face-melting bass tracks. It’s aggressive, immersive and absolutely unhinged in the best way possible. In his own words,

I’ve been working on this Backrooms audio-visual project for 2 years now. It’s been full of moments where I was ready to quit. So many ups and downs. Self-doubt. Burnout. But I kept going.

This project means the world to me. Every second of audio, every single visual—I made myself. No team. No shortcuts. Just a guy with a laptop

I can’t wait for you to experience the world I built and feel what I’ve felt while making it. This is more than just a project. It’s everything I’ve carried, everything I’ve built.”

THE BACKROOMS EXPERIENCE is made for fans of artists like Ray Volpe, Space Laces, and Svdden Death. It’s got basslines that’ll hit harder than your caffeine buzz and cinematic storytelling that pulls you deep into a twisted, digital world. Expect aggressive synths, hard-hitting drops, and a wild fusion of melodic elements and gut-wrenching sound design. Kozmoz teased THE BACKROOMS EXPERIENCE on Instagram with a cryptic post “>> status: UNSTABLE // source: LOST_ARCHIVE-014” —yep, that’s his vibe. If you’ve ever wondered what a haunted arcade rave sounds like, this is your answer. The music is intense, glitchy, and absolutely explosive.

These tracks have already caused massive reactions at recent shows; But THE BACKROOMS EXPERIENCE isn’t just something you hear—it’s something you feel. From the mind-bending visuals to the raw, pulsating energy of the soundscapes, this project drags you into a world where reality glitches and the synths are aggressive. Stay plugged in and follow Kozmoz on his socials below for the latest updates on his music and upcoming releases. This is just the beginning, and trust us, you’ll want to be there every step of the way.

photo cred: Jake West for Insomniac Events

Mission Success: Beyond Wonderland 2025

Beyond Wonderland 2025 had it all this year; top-name artists, a parade, unbelievable stage design, and hidden activities throughout the venue. Whether you attended this year’s event or just want to know what it was like, we have all the details.

Stages

Upon entering Beyond Wonderland, you were greeted by the iconic Beyond Wonderland arch and the Caterpillar’s Garden stage. This stage had a wide variety of artists from Wax Motif to Netsky to Odd Mob. Whenever you walked by, you were enthralled with the visual setup of the tent. The music had you moving and grooving as you got closer to the stage.

Behind the Caterpillar’s Garden was home to the techno crews, The Looking Glass. A new stage design meant to look like shards of glass made you feel like mirrors surrounding you. You could get lost here for hours dancing to the tunes of Boyz Noise and Deborah De Luca.

The looking Glass stage
Photo Cred: Izzy Hassan

Continuing into the festival grounds, you would come upon the high-powered, high-energy vibes of the Cheshire Woods. This stage felt like you were in a Roman theater while the BPMs were cranked to the max by hardstyle legends like Darren Styles and Da Tweekaz.

Following the path would lead you to the main stage, the Queen’s Domain. Queen’s Domain was graced by some of the biggest names in EDM; Seven Lions, Illenium, Exicision, and Levity. The lasers were pushed to the absolute limit this year, blowing your mind every time they went off.

The final stage was Mad Hatter’s Castle, home to the bassheads for the weekend. Located on the race track and equipped with pyrotechnics, you could feel the heat as soon as you felt the bass. Legends like Zeds Dead, Wooli, and Kai Wachi came to play, leaving the crowd needing a neck brace.

Hidden Treasures

In addition to the amazing stages and music, Beyond Wonderland had so much more to offer, if you know where to look. In the VIP section at Queen’s Domain, there was a kandi trading outpost where you could trade kandi and trinkets. On each side of the festival, there were Ooka Hookah setups. Near Mad Hatter’s Castle there was a chill area where you could sit, listen to relaxing music, play poker with kandi, or have a “tea party.”

My favorite hidden treasure was the Mad Tea Party area. Hidden between the Looking Glass stage and the rest of the festival grounds, this area featured a huge tea party with interactive characters. The Beatbox artcar was here as well as a massive flower, a bar, food, and a photo op with a giant throne. If you missed this hidden spot, you should find it next year.

Photo Credit: Keiki-Lani Knudsen

If you missed this year’s Beyond Wonderland or are already getting ready for 2026, tickets are now on sale. I look forward to going down the rabbit hole with you once again in 2026!

Art Courtesy: Falcon PR // Cyclops Recordings

Subtronics Serves With Part 1 Of ‘Fibonacci’

Last week, to the delight of the Ultra Miami crowd and Cyclops Army worldwide, Subtronics ended his mainstage headline set by announcing the upcoming release of Part 1 of his 2-part album, Fibonacci. Now, on April 4, Fibonacci Part 1: Oblivion is out on his Cyclops Recordings label for all to enjoy. Interestingly, Subtronics continues his penchant for naming his albums after mathematical phenomena, following up Fractals in 2022 and Tessaract in 2024.

Part 1 of the EP conveys that all of reality, in its complexity and grandeur, originates from nature and the fundamental laws of the universe,” Subtronics explained, referring to the powerful mathematical pattern made famous by Leonardo of Pisa, aka Fibonacci. “It emphasizes the Fibonacci sequence and golden ratio as intrinsic patterns that govern nature, not through divine intervention, but through physics. Building on themes of alternate dimensions and fractals, the Fibonacci spiral is presented as the foundational DNA of reality.

Photo Courtesy: Falcon PR

The EP begins with “Oblivion,” the title track for Part 1 and a familiar tune that Subtronics has been starting his sets with recently. The melody of the uptempo second tune, “Mothclaws,” reminds me of the landmark electronic soundtrack to the original “Mortal Kombat” movie. Then Subtronics reaches full power in the horn-filled banger “Brass Danger.”

Fitting the album theme, Subtronics samples a screaming plea to send people to the “Stratosphere,” which sounds like oblivion with the glitchy synths in the background. Up next is the previously released Wooli collab “Lock In,” which oozes with the heavy bass they are known for. Subtronics masterfully bounces between bass genres throughout the album, evidenced by the catchy deep dub track “Brain Squeek” that might leave you pondering your midweek weed habit.

Fittingly, the most Subtronics-sounding track is “Fibonacci (Part 1),” as it embodies his classical buildup and filthy bass drop. I’m curious if the golden ratio played any part in his construction of the note patterns in this iconic tune, so Subtronics, if you or anyone else reading knows anything about it, tag moonlvnding on socials to let us know! To end the eight-track EP, Subtronics closes with the vocal track “Final Breath,” his collab with A Little Sound, which they performed together live at his Ultra Miami headline set.

Thankfully, Subtronics is locked in for numerous live performances at festival headlines and venue takeovers scheduled throughout the spring and summer. Having sold out every headline tour since 2018, Subtronics tickets are a hot commodity, so there’s no time to waste to make plans to see him and his new EP in action. Subtronics ends April with a sold-out two-night Cyclops Rocks at Red Rocks in Colorado before playing Ubbi Dubbi Festival in Texas.

On May 16, Subtronics begins his first-ever Las Vegas residency with one of many performances at Encore Beach Club by Wynn Nightlife. June presents four opportunities to see Subtronics play at festivals across North America, including Project Glow, Beyond Wonderland Chicago, Escapade, and Beyond Wonderland at The Gorge. Of course, the Moon Lvnding East Coast Fvm has our sights set on his two-day takeover of the newly renovated Brooklyn Mirage and all the production possibilities with its high-tech lighting and speaker system.

Wherever you plan to catch Subtronics, ticket links are available through his website. For everything else Subtronics, check out the links to his social media below and enjoy listening to this album into oblivion.

Photo Credit: Shae McCormack // @shaelien111

Zeds Dead Spreads ‘Intergalactic Happiness’ In NYC

Legendary dubstep duo Zeds Dead took on New York City and played three shows in three days for its loyal fans. Zeds Dead has been on the road for the last few weeks as they start to tour for their sophomore album, Return to the Spectrum of Intergalactic Happiness.

In addition to back-to-back sellouts of The Great Hall at Avant Gardner in Brooklyn on Friday, March 21 and Saturday, March 22, Zeds Dead played an intimate set at Manhattan’s historic Katz’s Deli on Thursday, March 20. Presented by Project 91, Zeds Dead took over the landmark NYC Deli that’s been open since 1888 for an extended set filled with classic tunes, fresh remixes, and cuts from their new album. However, the question remains: are they patrami guys or corned beef guys? The jury is still out.

Photo Credit: @jaredkocka

If Katz’s Deli was the appetizer, then the weekend performances at Brooklyn’s premiere EDM nightclub, Avant Gardner, was the main course. Zeds Dead secured two separate lineups for the two events in Brooklyn. We love to see the support for women DJs as Hershe opened the night on Friday and Mary Droppinz played in support on Saturday. Also fresh off a new album release, Distinct Motive played in support on Friday before Truth, the label boss of Deep Dark and Dangerous, set the stage for the main event.

Zeds Dead’s set on Friday was filled with tracks from their new album and some special edits for the New York City crowd, featuring NYC recording artists like Frank Sinatra and Jay-Z. In addition to the huge LED board and a boatload of lasers, Zeds Dead kept with the retro TV theme of their tour poster and placed several rows of old TV sets in front of the DJ booth. The images on the TVs complemented the graphics displayed in the background.

Zeds Dead posing in front of a purple background
Photo Credit: Shae McCormack // @shaelien111

Zeds Dead closed out its trifecta of shows on Saturday with Suray Sertin getting the party started. The aforementioned Deadbeats and Altered States producer Mary Droppinz played next before bass music OG Mr. Carmack provided direct support for Zeds Dead. Saturday’s set had a bit less of Friday’s NYC hip-hop and a bit more of the big hits like “Ecstasy of Soul” and “Collapse.” Despite the indoor warehouse vibes of The Great Hall, I enjoyed this tour compared to some of their Deadbeats takeovers of the outdoor Brooklyn Mirage.

With three New York City events in the books, Zeds Dead can now set its sights on Ultra Music Festival and Miami Music Week. Tonight, Thursday, March 27, Zeds Dead will close out an all-star lineup at the Deadbeats vs. Cyclops Recordings show at Mana Wynnwood in Miami. Then on Friday, Zeds Dead will play the 11pm closing set at Ultra’s Live Stage.

A quick look at Zeds Dead’s updated tour flyer shows a bunch of shows with limited tickets remaining, with others completely sold out. If you want to check out Zeds Dead and this spectacular new tour, act now before it is too late. To keep up with all the latest news and announcements from the dubstep duo, hit the links below!

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Bass Titans Automhate & MAD DUBZ Unleash “THE BROTHERS”

Automhate and MAD DUBZ storm into the spotlight with their latest sonic weapon, “THE BROTHERS.” Built for chaos, the song opens with a cinematic eeriness, teasing the storm ahead. A chilling intro sets the stage, tension thick enough to cut. Menacing vocals creep in, hinting at the destruction ahead. Then, out of nowhere, a fake-out drop teases the madness before launching into full-blown mosh pit devastation.

Fans call them the Poppe Brothers, and they just recently finished playing SVDDEN DEATH’s first-ever VOYDOME in Tacoma. We can confidently say, expect pandemonium when this one detonates through the speakers.

Photo Credit: Automhate & MAD DUBZ Official

MAD DUBZ and Automhate are bass gladiators, conquering stages worldwide with unrelenting force. Last year, MAD DUBZ obliterated legendary festivals like Lost Lands, Rampage Open Air, and Forbidden Kingdom, proving why he belongs at the top. He’s shared the stage with titans like MARAUDA, SVDDEN DEATH, and Barely Alive, turning every crowd into a frenzied battlefield.

Meanwhile, Automhate has been crafting his own path of sonic destruction. His razor-sharp bass stabs and punishing drops power weapons like “Tormento” with SVDDEN DEATH and “DESPAIR” with HOL! He’s left his mark on iconic venues, from Red Rocks Amphitheatre to the Kia Forum, leaving audiences breathless. Whether headlining or supporting giants like Kayzo and INFEKT, Automhate demands attention.

Together, they are an unstoppable juggernaut. “THE BROTHERS” is more than just a riddim anthem — it’s a full-scale bass assault. This is the soundtrack of chaos. Buckle up, because this duo is just getting started. To witness the madness unfold in real-time, follow Automhate and MAD DUBZ on their socials and stay locked in for the next wave of destruction.

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