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    Published Friday, June 19, 2026· Updated Friday, June 19, 2026

    By EDM Army Editorial Team

    MARAH makes her Deadbeats debut with new single “Talk To Me”

    Rising bass music talent launches a new chapter with the lead single from her upcoming LULA EP

    June 19, 2026 — Vancouver-based DJ and producer MARAH has officially unveiled her latest single, “Talk To Me,” marking both her debut release on Deadbeats and the first taste of her forthcoming LULA EP.

    Known for refusing to be confined to a single style, MARAH has steadily built a reputation as one of bass music’s most exciting emerging artists. Drawing influences from dubstep, trap, techno, UK club culture, and underground dance music, “Talk To Me” serves as a bold statement of where her sound is headed next.

    Rather than relying on predictable festival formulas, the track leans into tension and movement. Built around a relentless 140 BPM groove, “Talk To Me” combines hypnotic vocal chops with deep bass pressure, creating a record equally suited for late-night festival stages and massive sound systems. Rich harmonic textures and detailed production reward close listening while delivering the energy expected from a dancefloor weapon.

    Speaking about the release, MARAH shared:

    “‘Talk To Me,’ the lead single from the EP, is about getting out of your own head, letting yourself enjoy the moment, and pushing beyond your comfort zone. It’s about allowing yourself to fully experience the party, the music, and the freedom that comes with stepping into something unfamiliar. I love this song.”

    The release arrives during a pivotal moment in MARAH’s career. Following a breakout touring run in 2024, she joined Hamdi on both his U.S. Showcase Tour and Western Canada Tour, introducing her sound to audiences across North America. Along the way, she has continued earning support from influential artists including Sicaria, Notion, EPROM, and Hamdi, steadily building momentum across both underground clubs and major festival stages.

    Her growing live résumé reflects that trajectory. Recent performances at Shambhala, Lightning in a Bottle, Bass Coast, Fvded in the Park, and DEF’s celebrated Hulaween stage have established MARAH as one of the scene’s standout rising performers.

    The momentum continues throughout 2026 with upcoming appearances at Red Rocks Amphitheatre during Zeds Dead’s Deadrocks and Bass Coast, opening for Zeds Dead in Miami and Arizona, and a performance at Bside LA, further highlighting her rapid ascent within bass music.

    While “Talk To Me” marks an important milestone as MARAH’s first official release with Deadbeats, it also introduces listeners to the broader vision behind her upcoming LULA EP. The project sees her continuing to blur the lines between club music, bass music, and forward-thinking electronic production, expanding the genre-defying approach that has become her signature.

    With “Talk To Me,” MARAH isn’t simply beginning a new chapter — she’s establishing herself as part of a new generation of artists reshaping the future of bass music.


    More on MARAH

    Vancouver’s own MARAH is quickly emerging as one of electronic music’s most exciting new voices. Known for her genre-bending productions that blend dubstep, trap, techno, and high-energy bass music, she has built a reputation for fearless experimentation and boundary-pushing performances.

    Following a breakout touring year, MARAH expanded her reach across North America through major support tours and festival appearances. Her growing résumé includes performances at Shambhala, Lightning in a Bottle, Bass Coast, Fvded in the Park, and DEF at Hulaween.

    With support from influential artists including Sicaria, Notion, EPROM, and Hamdi, MARAH continues to gain recognition from both fans and industry tastemakers alike, carving out a lane entirely her own while positioning herself at the forefront of bass music’s next wave.

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