BROHUG Offer Fans a Treat With Free Halloween Themed Single "Boogieman"

Swedish trio BROHUG return to Dim Mak with wicked bass house single “Boogieman,” just in time for Halloween. Fueled by ominous vocals and monstrous drops, the track haunts listeners with an eeriness suitable for the occult. Fueled by the spirit of not trick, but treat, BROHUG supports the single with a free download alongside a release day performance at FreakNight Festival in Seattle, WA.

Ever since breaking out just two short years ago, BROHUG relentlessly proliferated the  the dance music scene with their signature bass house sounds embellished by deep, tech-driven sensibilities. Charging into 2017, the Swedish trio trekked the globe, making festival appearances at HARD Summer, Electric Zoo, Electric Forest, and Sun City Music Festival, all while boasting an unrivaled release schedule. BROHUG made their Dim Mak debut earlier this year, putting out three EPs, Giggle Juice, Knuckles, and The Streets. The former dominated Beatport’s Electro House Releases chart at #2 while accompanying track “Droppers” racked up 1.8M on-demand streams and peaked the chart at #5. Showing no signs of slowing down, BROHUG unleashed hit after hit including “If I’m Wrong” and “Snap” through Tchami’s CONFESSION imprint, official remixes of  Martin Garrix and Troye Sivan’s“There For You” and Major Lazer’s “Know No Better,” a fresh rework of Moby’s “Natural Blues,” and “Brains” alongside Autoerotique via Spinnin’. BROHUG’s world tour continues through the winter with notable stops at FreakNight and Countdown New Year’s Eve.

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BROHUG Unleashes “The Streets” EP

Sweden's BROHUG delivers a pair of innovative singles on their fierce EP The Streets. Throughout "On It" and the title track, the bass house trio interweaves elements of hip hop and trap alongside their signature wubs to craft some of their most relentless work yet.
 
Although the Swedish trio are relatively new faces to the scene, BROHUG has taken the world by storm with their refreshing brand of club music. Organically fusing bass house with deep, tech-driven sensibilities, BROHUG’s signature sound made its way into the catalogs of Heldeep Records, Spinnin, Tchami’s CONFESSION imprint, and Mad Decent’s sub-label Good Enuff. Kicking off 2017 with a bang, BROHUG put out two consecutive EPs, their Dim Mak debut Giggle Juice, followed by Knuckles. The former dominated Beatport’s Electro House Releases chart at #2 and received widespread support from Steve Aoki, Martin Garrix, David Guetta, Dimitri Vegas and Like Mike, Afrojackand many more. Showing no signs of slowing down, BROHUG unleashed two more hits in May, their latest original “If I’m Wrong,” and even teamed up with Moby on a fresh reboot of “Natural Blues.”
 
This August, BROHUG brings their show to North American audiences, including tour stops at Hard Summer, Electric Zoo, Sun City Music Festival, and more.

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Buzzing Bass House Trio BROHUG Releases "Giggle Juice" EP

BROHUG is here to change bass house forever with their forward-thinking Giggle Juice EP. The record's title track, premiered by YourEDM, showcases an eerily catchy breakdown before the production trio unloads a savage drop full of ferocious wubs, while the second tune "Droppers" features a relentless snare build capped off by a bouncy vocal-driven house rhythm tailor-made for clubs. Both songs make for a monster of a Dim Mak debut for BROHUG, who artfully blur the lines of gritty and groovy on Giggle Juice.
 
Regardless of their satirical stage name, BROHUG is not here to play games. They have been on an unremitting quest to proliferate their fresh take on club music, blending elements of bass, deep, and G-house. In 2016, their release schedule was virtually unrivaled, as they dropped a slew of tracks and EPs on some of the scene’s most influential labels. They began with their debut self-titled EP in April on Mad Decent’s sub-label Good Enuff and quickly followed with the second installation. Afterwards BROHUG put out two consecutive releases on Tchami’s CONFESSION imprint (“In the Morning” and “Bulldozer”) before landing on Oliver Heldens’ own Heldeep Records with the sinister house record “Make Money.”
 
In the fall, BROHUG ventured to Spinnin Records for a pair of releases - their genre-bending The Marshall EP and hit track “Guerilla.” The latter received widespread support from Avicii, Martin Garrix, David Guetta, Afrojack, R3hab, Dada Life, and many more. Their support list has only grown since, as Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike premiered Giggle Juice track “Droppers” on their acclaimed radio show Smash The House. With a voracious work ethic and innovative approach, BROHUG looks like a dark horse for 2017’s biggest breakthrough artist.

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