Axel Boy is tearing it up with the release of his forthcoming EP “Shangri – La” out now on Deadbeats. Following a run of heavyweight singles, including “On Time” featuring dance icon Princess Superstar, Axel Boy delivers a collaboration that makes a bold statement, pushing bass music into vibrant new territories.
Axel Boy has cultivated a reputation for his cinematic and high-impact productions that seamlessly blur the lines between UK Garage, Dubstep, and Drum & Bass. This eclectic style has allowed him to carve out a distinct space within the ever-evolving landscape of modern bass music.
The artist’s discography is supported by influential labels such as Deadbeats, UKF, Bite This!, Dim Mak, Crucast, Warner, and Universal. His catalog continues to gain momentum, resonating across the global dance scene.
His records and live performances have garnered attention from heavyweight names, including Skrillex, Zeds Dead, NGHTMRE, The Chainsmokers, and Tiësto. This backing has further solidified his reach across both underground and mainstream audiences.
Known for explosive and high-energy sets, Axel Boy continues to establish his reputation as a rising force in the industry. His precision-driven sound design allows him to bridge the intensity of club music with innovative bass elements, ensuring his place in both festival lineups and intimate club nights.
Across five meticulously crafted tracks, the “Shangri – La” EP offers a deeper dive into Axel Boy‘s vibrant sonic world. He effortlessly blends various genres, from dubstep and UK garage to modern bass music, creating explosive soundscapes that resonate on both festival stages and late-night dance floors.
Inspired by the mythical paradise and the iconic Shangri-La area of the Glastonbury Festival, the EP balances moments of escape and nostalgia against a backdrop of chaos. This cohesive yet unpredictable listening experience invites fans to immerse themselves fully in the music.
Tracks like “I See You” and “Pressure Dub” showcase crushing low-end energy, while the UKG-influenced groove of “On Time” adds a unique flair. Each track maintains its individual identity while remaining tied together by Axel Boy’s cinematic production style.
The title track channels euphoric early 2010s dubstep influences, encapsulating that blissful sound. Meanwhile, the closing record “Beat Down” rounds out the EP with darker atmospheres and heavyweight UK bass pressure, solidifying “Shangri-La” as Axel Boy’s boldest and most immersive release to date.
Listen to the EP below!
