
IMNNT Makes His First Statement With “NEVER STOP”
Released October 16 via Isekai Records, “NEVER STOP” marks the first official release from IMNNT. The track blends Bass House with UK Garage and darker underground influences, built around gritty basslines, punchy drums, rhythmic vocals and a message that mirrors the mindset behind the project itself: keep moving forward.
That idea carries extra weight for IMNNT, who lives with significant hearing loss in his right ear and tinnitus. The experience has shaped the way he connects with electronic music, particularly through bass and vibration. “For me, music isn’t simply something you hear. It’s something you feel,” he says. Rather than pulling him away from producing and DJing, that relationship with sound has become part of how he understands the physical side of electronic music.
In the studio, IMNNT works primarily in Ableton Live, experimenting with synthesis, bass sound design, vocal processing and rhythmic arrangements. “NEVER STOP” sits in the space between Bass House and UK Garage, with artists including AC Slater, Malaa, Tchami and Interplanetary Criminal among his main influences. He describes the sound he is developing as dark, groovy and unapologetic.

The project began with a fascination for the way DJs can change the feeling of a room through a build-up, breakdown or drop. Eventually, that curiosity pushed him beyond listening and into production and DJing. With IMNNT, the goal is to build tracks that work physically on a dance floor while still carrying something emotional underneath.
“NEVER STOP” is only the beginning. IMNNT is already working on new originals including “I Will Fly,” “Still Here” and “Before The Night Is Gone,” while continuing to experiment beyond one fixed sound. His philosophy sums up where the project is heading: “Never stop creating. Never stop evolving.”
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