Wax Motif & Spin Off Team Up For Seductive Bass House Anthem ‘Naked Girls’

August 14, 2026 – Riding a wave of momentum following a standout performance at EDC Las Vegas 2026, the release of his acclaimed sophomore studio album House of Wax II, and the announcement of his upcoming Los Angeles headline show at Grand Park, global dance music powerhouse Wax Motif returns with his latest bass house weapon, “Naked Girls,” out Friday, August 14, alongside rising artist Spin Off via Divided Souls.

Packed with relentless energy from start to finish, “Naked Girls” delivers the signature bass house intensity Wax Motif has become known for. Driven by blaring sirens, infectious grooves, and hard-hitting basslines, the track channels the raw energy of the club into a rowdy, playful anthem. With its seductive hook and unapologetic attitude, “Naked Girls” captures the wild, high-octane energy of a Wax Motif set, built to keep the dance floor moving from the first beat to the last.

Following the success of House of Wax II, Wax Motif continues to expand his sound while reinforcing his position as one of dance music’s most dynamic and globally influential producers. Featuring a stacked lineup of collaborators including Ty Dolla $ign, ZHU, DJ Jazzy Jeff, Jozzy, Maeta, MC Lan, 24hrs, GTA, and more, House of Wax II seamlessly blends house with hip-hop, R&B, and international club influences. The result is a bold, boundary-pushing project that showcases Wax’s ability to bring diverse sounds, artists, and cultures together under one cohesive vision.

The upcoming Grand Park headline show will mark the biggest production Wax Motif has ever staged, introducing an entirely new audiovisual experience with never-before-seen visuals, massive outdoor production, and the first live showcase of unreleased music, offering fans an exclusive look at the next chapter of his sound.

As his career continues to evolve, Wax Motif has grown far beyond the role of club hitmaker. With collaborations alongside heavyweights including Ty Dolla $ign, Timbaland, Ye, G-Eazy, and Tinashe, he has established himself as a creative bridge between dance music and the broader world of popular culture. Whether crafting underground club weapons or collaborating with some of music’s biggest names, Wax’s ability to move seamlessly between worlds has made him one of the most influential producer-driven artists in contemporary dance music.

House of Wax II Tour Dates

August 14 – Orlando, FL – Celine

August 15 – Tampa, FL – The Ritz Ybor

August 21 – Las Vegas, NV – Zouk

August 29 – Portland, OR - Realm

About Wax Motif

Daniel Chien, better known as Wax Motif, has become one of the most in-demand producers bridging house music and hip-hop on a global scale. The Australian-born, Los Angeles-based artist has built a reputation for blending R&B, disco, and U.K. bass influences into a signature sound that resonates across both club and mainstream audiences.

In 2024, he reached new heights as a co-producer on Ty Dolla $ign’s chart-topping album, TYCOON, which hit #1 in 80 countries within 24 hours, while also launching his Waxtroda project with Matroda, debuting with a sold-out set at Brooklyn Mirage.

Through 2025, Wax delivered a strong run of releases on his Divided Souls imprint, including Beatport Top 10 hits like ‘Gimme That Money’ and ‘Run It Up,’ alongside global collaborations such as ‘BOTA’ with MC Lan. These releases build on a catalog featuring fan favorites with artists like Zhu, Kyle Watson, and Camden Cox, earning support from Dom Dolla, John Summit, Solomun, Meduza, and Chris Lake, while maintaining a dominant presence across major festivals and club circuits worldwide.

Beyond his own releases, Wax has contributed behind the scenes with artists including G-Eazy, Tinashe, and Ty Dolla $ign, as well as work on the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air reboot. His 2022 debut album House of Wax has surpassed 33 million streams, cementing his ability to merge house, hip-hop, and R&B into a cohesive vision.

As he moves into 2026, Wax Motif continues to push the boundaries of modern dance music, solidifying his role as a global collaborator and cultural bridge across genres.

About Spin Off:

A weird dude named Spin Off (the name comes from the love of movies) making weird and unconventional house music in the search of creating the stankiest house song the world has ever heard. Taking a lot of influence from the Blog House era.