Kill Safari Drop Debut EP And Lock In Their Sound As A Full Project

After months of IDs, live plays, and speculation, Kill Safari finally makes it official.

The long-awaited debut EP from Kill The Noise and Bro Safari is here, turning what started as spontaneous studio sessions and B2B energy into a fully realized project. What used to live in sets now lands as a cohesive release with its own identity.

The Kill Safari EP delivers five tracks built around heavy distortion, aggressive drops, and arrangements designed for live impact. Tracks like “UGS,” “B2B2B,” and “Bring It Back” hit straight to the point, while collaborations with Armanni Reign, G-Buck, and Craze bring extra layers to the project without losing its raw edge.

What stands out is how natural it feels. This isn’t a forced collab it’s two artists who’ve been working together for years, now locking into a sound that feels effortless but still hits hard.

The timing also lines up with a strong moment for both artists on stage, with major festival appearances and bass-focused events already in motion. And you can hear that in the music everything here is built for the crowd.

At this point, Kill Safari isn’t just a side project anymore. It’s a fully formed act with a clear direction and a sound that fits right into the current bass landscape while still pushing forward.