MOODY GOOD AND DR. USHUU UNITE FOR HEAVY-HITTING NEW COLLABORATION “BOUNCE FM” VIA DEADBEATS

THE TWO BASS MUSIC POWERHOUSES JOIN FORCES ON A LONG-ANTICIPATED ID, FUSING MENACING LOW-END, ENTRANCING VOCAL CHOPS, AND EXPERIMENTAL SOUND DESIGN.

Diving deeper into his audio-visual world of SPEEEDBUMP, iconic UK producer Moody Good joins forces with Portuguese artist Dr. Ushuu for their highly anticipated collaboration, “Bounce FM,” arriving via Deadbeats. Bringing together two distinct creative forces in experimental bass music, the release pushes into heavier territory, combining hard-hitting basslines, hypnotic vocal chops, and intricate sound design into a high-impact production built for the dancefloor.

Already making appearances in both artists’ sets and teased by additional artists including Casey Club, “Bounce FM” has steadily built anticipation as a sought-after ID. Now officially arriving, the collaboration captures the chemistry between two producers known for their willingness to experiment with sound, delivering a track that balances relentless low-end pressure with an unmistakable sense of groove.

Behind the Moody Good project is a producer whose influence stretches across electronic music, film, and sound design. First making his mark as one half of the groundbreaking UK duo 16bit, Moody Good helped shape a generation of forward-thinking bass music before fully developing into an outlet for his boundary-pushing production. His work extends well beyond the electronic scene, including production contributions for Björk and sound design work for major film productions such as Transformers. 

Known for turning unconventional sounds into intricate, hard-hitting compositions, Moody Good continues to explore the outer edges of electronic music through his releases and evolving SPEEEDBUMP audio-visual concept, which came to life earlier this year alongside Deadbeats with his SPEEEDBUMP 01 EP.

Joining him is Dr. Ushūu, the Portuguese producer and DJ who has steadily carved out his own space in the global bass music scene since 2016. Initially gaining recognition through explosive dubstep releases, Dr. Ushūu has continued to evolve his sound, recently returning to the foundations of 140 BPM dubstep with a deeper, groovier, and more urban direction. 

His breakout single “Quasar” surpassed 500,000 streams and earned support from artists including Knock2, SLANDER, Ray Volpe, ATLiens, and DJ Diesel. More recently, “Camden Town” reached the Top 10 of Beatport’s 140 / Grime / Deep Dubstep chart, where it remained for two consecutive months, while earning support from key figures including Mala, Coki, Truth, Caspa, Zeds Dead, and Mersiv.

With releases across respected imprints including Disciple, Subsidia, Bassrush, and Insomniac Records, alongside performances at major festivals such as Tomorrowland, Rampage, Forbidden Kingdom, and Lost Lands, Dr. Ushūu continues to expand his reach while developing a distinct musical identity rooted in the foundations of dubstep.

“Bounce FM” brings these two approaches together, pairing Moody Good’s experimental production sensibilities with Dr. Ushūu’s evolving take on modern 140 and heavyweight bass music. The result is a long-awaited collaboration that has already found its way into the sets of both artists and is now ready to make its official impact.

He is the mastermind behind Moody Good and the legendary duo 16bit. Eddie’s career is a dynamic tapestry of UK bass and groundbreaking soundscapes. From producing tracks for the likes of Björk to crafting exciting sound design for movies like Transformers, his work is as diverse as it is influential.

Eddie’s journey began with 16bit and Broken Note, where he quickly made a name for himself in the UK bass scene. His innovative sound design set new standards in electronic music. As Moody Good, Eddie continued to push boundaries, blending genres and creating music that defies categorization.

Whether he’s performing at festivals, collaborating with other artists, or producing tracks that make your neighbors question their life choices, Eddie’s passion for music is evident in every beat. His ability to turn noise into art has earned him a place among the elite in the music industry.

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Dr Ushuu, the musical alias of Portuguese DJ and producer Daniel Cabral Roças, has been shaping his own lane in electronic music since 2016. Known for his genre-fluid approach and emotionally driven productions, Dr Ushuu blends powerful bass music energy with cinematic and galactic sound design, creating a universe where intensity meets atmosphere.

After building his reputation through explosive dubstep releases, Dr Ushuu is now entering a new artistic era, returning to the roots of 140 BPM dubstep with a groovier, deeper, and more urban sound. His recent performances have evolved into full 140 sets, reflecting a refined musical identity inspired by the foundations of UK dubstep culture while maintaining his signature festival impact.

His breakthrough moment came with the release of “Quasar,” a defining early hit that surpassed 500,000 streams worldwide and gained support from major artists including Knock2, SLANDER, Ray Volpe, ATLiens, DJ Diesel, and many more, establishing Dr Ushuu as a rising name within the global bass music scene.

Continuing this momentum, his recent single “Camden Town” marked a major milestone, reaching the Top 10 of Beatport’s 140 / Grime / Deep Dubstep charts, where it remained for two consecutive months. The track earned widespread support from key figures across the spectrum of bass music—including Levity, Zeds Dead, Mersiv, Mary Droppins, Mala, Coki, Truth, Caspa, and Moody Good—while also landing Dr Ushuu as the cover artist of Dubstep Don for an entire week.

Over the years, Dr Ushuu has released music on some of the most respected labels in electronic music, such as Disciple, Subsidia, Bassrush, and Insomniac Records. His productions have received continued support from leading artists including Excision, Subtronics, NGHTMRE, Knife Party, DJ Diesel, Ray Volpe, and many others, reinforcing his position as a versatile and forward-thinking producer.

His collaborative catalogue includes notable releases such as “Madara” with IVORY, “Diamonds” with Modestep, and “Stompe” alongside Samplifire, Bizo, and Ecraze, supported by over fifteen major artists including Black Tiger Sex Machine, PhaseOne, ATLiens, and Dirtyphonics. From underground clubs to some of the world’s most prestigious festivals—including Tomorrowland, Forbidden Kingdom, Rampage, and Lost Lands—Dr Ushuu has captivated audiences with performances that bridge raw bass energy and immersive storytelling.

With a constantly evolving sound and a renewed focus on deep 140 dubstep, Dr Ushuu continues to push boundaries while reconnecting with the genre’s core foundations, positioning himself as one of the emerging voices shaping the future of modern bass music.

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