FOLLOWING VIRAL SUCCESS OF “PAPI RIDDIM” ON BEATPORT

Casey Club returns with his latest EP, Borehole, out now on Deadbeats on January 16th, 2026. A brutal tapestry of guttural basslines and shadowy atmospheres, Borehole delivers a slate of tracks built for peak-time sets and festival stages—arriving on the heels of his breakout single “Papi Riddim,” which held a five-month run in Beatport’s Top 10 Dubstep chart.

Kicking off the EP is the title track, “Borehole,” a gripping trap-meets-dubstep hybrid that pairs elastic low-end, warped wubs, and relentless momentum—equal parts heady and heavy. Next, “Bear Trap” sinks in with hypnotic, wonky grooves and twisted bass movement that locks you into the project’s darker pocket. Closing out the EP, “Iron Sights” lands with sharp sound design and a punchy, driving rhythm built to keep heads nodding from the first drop to the final hit.

Following the release, Casey Club will support Taiki Nulight on the “Cheeky Bugger 360°” tour, marking a major milestone in the producer’s fast-rising ascent. In 2025, he brought his high-impact sound to some of dance music’s most beloved stages, including Shambhala, Bass Canyon, to name a few and is poised to appear at Do LaB’s Lightning in a Bottle as well as ILLfest.

Casey Club’s momentum is backed by heavyweight support from Chase & Status, Taiki Nulight, Notion, NGHTMRE, Zeds Dead, SLANDER, Subtronics, EAZYBAKED, and more.

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About Casey Club:
Casey Club is tearing through the UK bass scene with a sound that hits hard and cuts deep. Blending garage, dubstep, and raw club energy, his sets are stacked with unreleased dubs and built for the rave.

2025 has leveled him up. Four Tet dropped ‘Brostep Flow’ at the KIA Forum in LA. Blood Oath (Sara Landry, VNSSA, Mary Droppinz) premiered it at Coachella on the DoLab stage. He supported NERO and Taiki Nulight at the sold-out Innocence 2025 party in London with CHAOS. Festival bookings include Love Saves The Day and Canada’s Shambhala Festival this summer.

Working with respected labels like UKF, Southpoint, and Polydor, Casey Club has quickly become one of the most exciting names in UK bass. With over 60 dubs in the bag and momentum in overdrive, this is just the beginning.