What So Not, Lucille Croft & Tommy Trash release genre-defying collaboration ‘Cyanide’: Listen

Australian electronic artists Lucille Croft, What So Not, and Tommy Trash join forces to release their genre-defying single ‘Cyanide,’ featuring Canadian rapper Lord Gasp. Out now via Rezz’s HypnoVizion, the collaboration highlights the eclectic corners of bass music and showcases the edgy aesthetics of the Australian creative trio.

In their latest release, Australian electronic maestros Lucille Croft, What So Not, and Tommy Trash deliver the genre-defying single ‘Cyanide,’ featuring the compelling verses of Canadian rapper Lord Gasp. Released under the visionary label HypnoVizion by REZZ, ‘Cyanide’ is a captivating fusion that ventures into the diverse realms of bass music, showcasing the trio’s edgy aesthetics.

This collaborative effort seamlessly blends elements of midtempo and trap styles, creating a sonic landscape characterized by distorted basslines and industrial kicks. The track unfolds with mesmerizing vocals and an eerie backdrop that weaves into the realms of bass music. A truly intoxicating and hynotic-inducing collaboration, the haunting yet seductive energy of ‘Cyanide’ is further intensified by hypnotic rhythms, making it an ideal composition for those late night dancefloors. Lucille Croft, What So Not, and Tommy Trash have crafted a tantalizing original that pushes the boundaries of electronic music and we can only hope for more collaborations in the future.

Listen to the electrifying collaboration below and let us know your thoughts in the comments.