
Moody Good and Dr. Ushuu Collide on Heavy-Hitting New Deadbeats Single "Bounce FM"
A long-standing ID that has been haunting the sets of bass music's most respected selectors is finally seeing the light of day. Moody Good and Dr. Ushuu have officially joined forces for "Bounce FM," a heavyweight collaboration released today via Zeds Dead’s Deadbeats imprint.
Experimental Bass Meets Modern 140
The track serves as a bridge between two distinct eras of bass music. Moody Good, the legendary UK producer known for his work in 16bit and his sound design contributions to the Transformers films, brings his signature mechanical precision. Opposite him is Portugal’s Dr. Ushuu, an artist who has recently pivot from high-energy dubstep toward the deeper, more rhythmic foundations of the 140 BPM scene.

Together, they’ve crafted a record that feels both nostalgic and futuristic. "Bounce FM" relies on menacing low-end pressure, hypnotic vocal chops, and the kind of erratic, experimental sound design that has become a hallmark of Moody Good’s ongoing SPEEEDBUMP audio-visual project. The track has been a staple in recent sets by both artists and has received early nods from the likes of Casey Club.
A Meeting of Minds
For those who have followed the genre’s evolution, Moody Good is a name that commands immediate respect. Since his days defining the sound of forward-thinking dubstep with 16bit, Eddie Jefferys has remained an elusive but essential figure, even producing for pop icon Björk. His partnership with Deadbeats has allowed his SPEEEDBUMP concept to flourish, exploring the outer edges of what dance music can sound like when traditional structures are ignored.

Dr. Ushuu’s inclusion here highlights his rapid ascent within the community. After his breakout single "Quasar" racked up over half a million streams, he found himself supported by heavyweights like SLANDER and DJ Diesel. More recently, his track "Camden Town" dominated the Beatport Deep Dubstep charts, earning him the respect of underground veterans like Mala, Coki, and Caspa.
"Bounce FM" captures the chemistry of two producers who refuse to stay in one lane. It’s a track built for high-end club systems, trading cheap thrills for intricate textures and a steady, rolling groove that reflects the current resurgence of deep dubstep culture.

You can listen to "Bounce FM" on all major streaming platforms now. Follow @edm_army_ on Instagram for more updates from the Deadbeats camp.
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