
Subtronics & Saint Monet Release Emotional New Single 'Fall Back To Nothing'
Subtronics has officially released "Fall Back To Nothing," his new collaboration with Saint Monet, out now via Cyclops Recordings. Blending cinematic melodies, emotional vocals, and his signature bass-heavy production, the single showcases a more melodic side of the producer without losing the sound design that defines his music.
Fans have been waiting months for the release after Subtronics began playing the track during his FIBONACCI Tour earlier this year. It quickly became one of the standout moments in his live sets before reaching an even larger audience during his Coachella 2026 performance on the Sahara Stage.
The release arrives just a day after an intimate performance at Exchange LA, a rare club appearance following months of arena and festival headline shows.
The single continues a massive run for the Philadelphia producer. His latest album, FIBONACCI, follows the success of FRACTALS and TESSERACT, while his touring career has surpassed 376,000 tickets sold and $20.6 million in reported headline grosses, according to Pollstar.
Recent milestones include six sold-out nights at The Shrine in Los Angeles, performances at the Sphere in Las Vegas, and one of the most talked-about bass music sets at Coachella 2026, featuring surprise appearances from Inéz, Destroy Lonely, and Oliver Tree.
"Fall Back To Nothing" is now available on all major streaming platforms.
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