ero808 & Coka Cobra join forces on “Don’t Look Down,” a late-night banger via Deadbeats

May 8th, 2026 In a heavyweight new collaboration, ero808 and Coka Cobra link with Deadbeats for the release of “Don’t Look Down,” a slow-burning, minimal club cut built for dark rooms and peak-time tension. Marking both artists’ debut release on the label, the single arrives after a steady run of momentum throughout 2026 and signals a sharp new chapter for two acts pushing dance music from opposite but complementary angles.

Driven by hypnotic basslines, seductive vocal chops, and stripped-back percussion that hits with technical precision, “Don’t Look Down” thrives in restraint. Rather than chasing obvious drops, the record leans into atmosphere, pressure, and groove building a magnetic pull designed for late-night sets and discerning dancefloors. The result is a record that feels equally dangerous and addictive, pairing ero808’s genre-fluid instincts with Coka Cobra’s raw, body-first club sensibility.

“I make song very powerful—like sexy tractor of sound,” says ero808. “It grab you by hips, make you dance, and you say ‘wa wa wee wa’ because feeling is too nice to ignore.”

For ero808, “Don’t Look Down” continues the rise of one of the most singular voices operating between house, bass, hip-hop, and Latin influence. A first-generation American artist with Latino roots, he has amassed hundreds of millions of streams while collaborating with names including Kyle Watson, Solardo, Pitbull, AYYBO, and NXSTY. His music blends darker textures, direct lyricism, and themes of nightlife, paranoia, ambition, and desire into a sound unconcerned with genre boundaries.

For Coka Cobra, the release further cements his reputation as a producer focused on impact over polish. Since signing with Tchami’s Confession label in 2020, he has built a loyal following through uncompromising club records engineered for movement rather than metrics. With performances alongside Valentino Khan, Malaa, and Whipped Cream, plus appearances at festivals like Shambhala, Coka Cobra has become a trusted name for crowds looking for something less safe and more visceral.

Released via Deadbeats, the influential imprint founded by Zeds Dead, “Don’t Look Down” lands as another example of the label’s continued commitment to forward-thinking club music and next-generation talent. By pairing two artists with distinct identities and shared disregard for convention, the collaboration delivers a track primed to live deep into the summer festival and club circuit.

About ero808

ero808 is a first-generation American artist with Latino roots. His sound reflects the music he grew up with—Latin rhythms and hip-hop—blended with a modern approach to dance music. Over the years, he has accumulated hundreds of millions of streams and collaborated with artists like Kyle Watson, Solardo, Pitbull, AYYBO, and NXSTY. His music stands out for its darker tones and straightforward lyricism, incorporating themes of paranoia, sex, addiction, ambition, and nightlife. Influenced by House, Bass, hip-hop, and UK Garage, ero808 has crafted a sound uniquely his own, without adhering to a single genre. ero808’s live performances are DJ sets that combine his original tracks, which he performs with live vocals, alongside music from his collaborators and influences.

About Coka Cobra

Coka Cobra builds high-impact, rule-breaking club records—hand-made, unpolished, and aimed at the body, not the algorithm. After signing with Tchami’s prestigious Confession label in 2020, Coka Cobra has continued to drop, consistently building a dedicated following in the process. Performing throughout North America at renowned festivals like Shambhala and with artists like Valentino Khan, Malaa and Whipped Cream, Coka Cobra is for crowds bored of safe. This is danger with intent.


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