Eli Brown and Dimension Bridge Techno and Drum & Bass on ‘Frequency’
The two UK producers bring their distinct sonic worlds together on the fourth single from Eli Brown's debut album, Panic Attack, arriving November 13 via Insomniac Records.
Eli Brown and Dimension have joined forces on ‘Frequency’, released October 9 via Insomniac Records. Blending driving techno with the relentless energy of drum & bass, the collaboration draws on both artists' musical roots while offering another glimpse into Brown's forthcoming debut album, Panic Attack.
For Brown, the release marks a return to his early influences within Bristol's underground scene, where his journey began long before his rise in techno. His history with drum & bass projects Loadstar and Xample meets Dimension's signature sound in a track built around acid-tinged synths, driving percussion and a cinematic melodic breakdown, before shifting into a high-impact drum & bass second half.
Reflecting on the collaboration, Eli Brown explains:
“Rob (Dimension) and I have been mates for ages, more than 10 years by now. I've always loved his stuff and would consider myself one of his earliest supporters. [...] We've actually never been in the studio together, so working on Frequency and releasing it on my debut album is super special.”
‘Frequency’ follows previous singles ‘Electrify’, ‘It's Like That’ and ‘Damaged’, further expanding the musical direction of Panic Attack. Set for release on November 13, the album arrives amid Brown's ongoing world tour, with upcoming appearances at City Market Los Angeles and London's Electric Brixton.
