Skilah Turns Up the Heat with High-Octane Tech House Edit "GOMF BUT LOUDER"

Skilah isn’t interested in playing it safe. Just a few weeks after dropping her bass-heavy anthem "GOMF," the Los Angeles-based producer is doubling down on the track’s aggressive energy with a high-octane tech house rework titled "GOMF BUT LOUDER."

From Bass Roots to Mainstage Versatility

The original version of "GOMF," which landed in September, was a showcase for Skilah’s signature blend of dark production and commanding vocals. It solidified her place in the bass house scene, but "GOMF BUT LOUDER" signals a shift toward something more frantic. By ramping up the BPM and leaning into driving tech house rhythms, she has created a tool specifically designed for the peak-hour chaos of her live sets.

For the 23-year-old artist, the evolution of the track reflects her refusal to be boxed into a single subgenre. While many know her for heavy bass, her recent performances have seen her weave through electro, techno, and dubstep with ease. Whether she is playing the heavy-hitting stages of Lost Lands or the sprawling grounds of EDC Las Vegas and Coachella, Skilah’s sound is becoming increasingly difficult to categorize—and that’s exactly the point.

“I’m a loud person. I talk a lot. I have a lot to say,” Skilah says of the new release. “I feel like my records are finally starting to sound like that too. 'GET OUT OF MY FACE' is exactly what I’d play when I want someone to take the hint and leave me alone.”

Bridging the Digital and the Dancefloor

Skilah’s rise has been bolstered by a massive digital presence, boasting over 3 million followers across TikTok and Instagram. However, "GOMF BUT LOUDER" serves as proof that she is successfully translating social media momentum into tangible dancefloor authority. Her touring schedule has exploded over the last year, with appearances at Ubbi Dubbi, Breakaway Music Festival, and Foam Wonderland helping her build a dedicated community of ravers who favor her unfiltered approach.

As she continues to experiment with harder sounds, this latest release marks a pivotal moment in her career. It’s a record that feels less like a simple remix and more like a declaration of intent. Skilah is finding her voice by turning up the volume, proving she can command a crowd regardless of the genre she chooses to deploy.

"GOMF BUT LOUDER" is available now on all major streaming platforms. You can listen to the track here.