The newest single from Willdabeast ‘Don’t Step’ is a teaser towards their forthcoming album, Beneath The Surface due out April 2024 on Muti Music. This tune is a collaboration with Torbjørn, who bring forth his fresh flavor of hard hitting bass lines and crispy fresh production & vocals to couple alongside Willdabeat’s signature sounds.

Willdabeast are the sort of artists that constantly remind us why we love working with that freeform attitude towards bass music and its fountain of sub-genres. This duo brings out an uplifting, fresh and enthusiastic vibe to the scene, so strong it becomes contagious.

Muti Music enjoyed releases with Willdabeast in 2023 with Superhighway Afterglow and it’s ‘Remixed’ album, they also put out an EP on Gravitas Recordings in 2023 ‘Watching The World Go By’ with Woofax & were featured on Defunk’s 2023 album The Voyage with the song Losing It. which was released on Westwood Recordings. Willdabeast tunes have been played by the likes of CloZee live on her entire last Microworlds tour this past year, and we’ve also seen them perform as direct support for the likes of Balkan Bump, Moon Hooch etc on more than one occasion. Also this year we witnessed them perform their first headline show in the city that has pretty much become the capital for this style of music, Denver.

Beneath the Surface features collaborators, Torbjørn, BUTTONZ, Renzyx, Glyph, Brotha Nature and Jackson Whalan, who each bring their own unique input on the tunes, while Willdabeast displays their signature style of powerful live horns and production that drives this genre-bending journey together. It’s energetic, melodic and has a sound that is both unique and incredibly fulfilling.

Tagged as one of the "Top 10 Horn-Based EDM acts" alongside GRiZ, Russ Liquid and Big Gigantic, this producer duo has what it takes both on and off the stage to handle the reigns with their own unique sound.
They have performed with such artists as Michael Menert, The Floozies, The Funk Hunters, DeFunk, Russ Liquid and many more high end producers.