When discussing the collaboration, Stalk Ashley couldn’t contain her enthusiasm: “Collaborating with both artists has been good. I teamed up with them because I feel like their vibes and aesthetics match the vibe of the song, so it wasn’t difficult to know who would collaborate and make the song better.”

But the excitement doesn’t stop with just the music. The music video for “Senseless”, directed by the visionary Fernando Hevia of Filmaica, is a visual masterpiece. Shot with a cinematic flair, it has already captivated audiences, racking up over 490,000 views on YouTube and landing in the Top 10 Trending for Music. It’s not just a video; it’s a movement, with its viral success on TikTok adding to the buzz.

Stalk Ashley has been making waves in the Dancehall scene with her lyrical brilliance and unforgettable hits. Tracks like “Dutty Casamigos”, “Young”, and “Incognito” featuring Alkaline have solidified her place in the industry, while her recent release, “Really Like U” featuring Skillibeng, showcases her ever-evolving sound.

Reflecting on her musical journey, Stalk Ashley described it as an exhilarating ride: “Overall, my journey in music has been an emotional rollercoaster for sure. I’ve had a lot of challenges so far but you know it’s also rewarding. I love doing music and I don’t see myself doing anything else; this is where my heart is”

Fans have a lot to look forward to, as Stalk Ashley is gearing up to drop a highly anticipated project in less than a month. With 12 tracks on the horizon, this upcoming release promises to be a game-changer.

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But wait, just when you think you’ve caught your breath, the second drop hits harder, faster, and with even more intensity. The rhythms dart and weave, creating a sonic tapestry that’s as unpredictable as it is exhilarating. It’s a wild ride that ends all too soon, leaving you in a euphoric daze, begging for more.

Who hasn’t heard of Tiësto? The man is a living legend in the dance music scene. With a GRAMMY on his shelf and over 8 billion streams to his name, Tiësto’s magic touch turns everything into gold. He’s been dubbed the “#1 DJ” by Rolling Stone and “The Greatest DJ of All Time” by Mixmag. When Tiësto’s involved, you know it’s going to be epic.

Next up, we’ve got Hedex, the young gun who’s been taking the D’n’B world by storm. Fresh off his UK Top 20 hit “Liquor and Cigarettes” with Chase & Status and ArrDee, Hedex is all about that high-energy, jump-up vibe. With sold-out shows around the globe and a growing label, Hedex is the new face of D’n’B – and he’s here to stay.

And then there’s BassLayerz, the explosive trio from Nottingham. These guys are all about bringing the party with their high-octane performances. Featuring MC Spyda, who’s been a jungle music icon since the 80s, Blu Bomma with his killer wordplay, and Slipz, the DJ prodigy who knows how to work a crowd. Together, their chemistry is off the charts, making them the perfect addition to this powerhouse collab.

This track is set to become the anthem of the summer, the one you’ll be hearing at every festival, club, and party.

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“Shedtrack” epitomizes raw energy and unapologetic creativity, seamlessly blending the band’s DIY ethos with unabashed musical expression. Frontman Arthur Wilson and producer Joss Crooks ventured into uncharted territory by recording the drums in a modest shed, utilizing minimalist equipment comprising only two iPhones and an iPad as makeshift microphones.

Inspired by personal anecdotes and fueled by frustration, “Shedtrack” channels Arthur Wilson’s harrowing encounter with a domineering videographer during a music video shoot. The lyrics resonate as a universal outcry against power struggles and narcissistic behavior.

The band teamed up with Dread FM and we’re greeted by aggressive rhythms and thrilling fervor – for our ears greatest pleasure.

When asked about what’s the story behind the song and the title “Shedtrak”, the band has the following to share:

The story behind Shedtrak is, two years ago in summer singer and bassist Arfa and producer Joss Crooks were hanging out in Arfa’s shed recording drums. They hadn’t written any other parts of the song so all they had was this drum part that Arfa recorded. 

Fast forward about a year and the song has some guitars and bass and stuff on it but it was still very much a demo. It all fell into place when Arfa asked Dread FM to lay down some bars on the second verse. The song was now a weird blend of garage rock and trip hop and all that was left was for Bones to lay down his guitars.

“The reason the song is called Shedtrak is because we recorded it in a Shed. We thought this is the most DIY sounding song we’ve done so far, so we really wanted it to encapsulate the self produced, home recorded sound of the song. I produce most of and mix all of the Bones Ate Arfa tunes so I really wanted Shedtrak to walk the line of well produced music, with the live band sound and the garage punk trashy sound.” – Arfa

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