"Edinburgh producer Dansa steps up with a set of tried-and-tested club wreckers to mark the debut solo release on the Palidrone label.

Drawn from a myriad of influences without attaching to one specific style, on ‘Kill The Body And The Head Will Die’ Dansa blends propulsive drum patterns with gritty bass murk and explosive sound design, resulting in three hefty club workouts made for maximum dancefloor impact."

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everything disintegrates for a moment.
turns to water,
floods the land,
meets the tide.
then,
as you sit upon the ocean floor,
look up--
see all the things above obscured,
adorned in sealight.

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Australian-born, New York-based producer BRUX steps onto LUCKYME® with a hard-hitting debut single, ‘CA$HED UP’, featuring Baauer and Surya Sen. The first single from her forthcoming EP on the label.

Fuelled by the aggressions of New York City life, ‘CA$HED UP’ captures the frustration, noise, and urgency of living on the edge. BRUX and Surya Sen trade hypnotic vocal mantras - “cashed up… washed out… fired up… burnt out…” - over cash register glitches, ticking percussion, and corporate-slick pads, before the track explodes into a chaotic blend of clattering drums and heavy bass.

“This tune came about spontaneously during a writing session with Harry (Baauer) in an 1800s historic carriage house in the Lower East Side of Manhattan,” BRUX shares. “It reflects the strong energy I feel in this city—loud, relentless, and raw. Surya Sen jumped on the hook, and his vocals perfectly add to the grittiness of the track.”