Mysterious production outfit WZA have linked up with UK bass music favourite MPH on new single ‘Like This’, out July 2nd on NUVOLVE.
Juxtaposing fresh, sunkissed grooves and feelgood piano chords with deep, bumping bass, ‘Like This’ draws on elements of future garage to deliver a dance track brimming with summer energy. It marks both artists’ return to NUVOLVE, with WZA previously releasing March single ‘The Secret’ and MPH March’s ‘Time’ and October’s ‘Breeze’.
Born and raised in garage heaven, WZA represent everything good about contemporary dance music, already releasing a steady stream of club heaters and collaborating with the likes of Low Steppa, Lee Walker and Elliot Chapman.
Hailing from Canterbury, Kent, MPH has made a serious impact after bursting onto the scene in 2017. From smooth garage creations with Strictly Flava, Kiwi Rekordings and Southpoint to raucous bassline bangers for the likes of CruCast and Supersize, his expansive sound has made it onto a string of revered labels.
Launched last year by DJ EZ and his long-term friend and manager Paul Marini, NUVOLVE kicked off its existence by releasing no fewer than six singles all at once – from UKG legends such as Todd Edwards and Club Asylum right through to up-and-coming future stars like SHOSH and Fabian Dubz. The label aims to truly encompass DJ EZ’s love for all forms of electronic music from garage to bass and everything in between.
Equal parts feelgood and rousing, ‘Like This’ sees two UKG favourites come together for a killer collab.
