Jason Detox Brings Deep Tech House to Life on ‘Braindead’ EP

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Jason Detox brings the heat to Repopulate Mars with three groove-driven tracks on his new EP, Braindead.

South London DJ and producer Jason Detox returns to the release radar with his latest EP, Braindead. Marking his debut on Lee Foss’ Repopulate Mars, the three-track release showcases his signature blend of deep tech house grooves, fusing UK garage influences and hip-hop-inspired textures.

Jason Detox has always understood that deep tech house thrives on its rhythmic energy and deep bass frequencies. On Braindead, he makes that philosophy clear. “This EP captures exactly where I’m at creatively right now,” he said. “It blends the driving basslines, rolling grooves, intricate synths, and hooky vocals that have become the foundation of my sound.” Across three tracks, he shows off an instinctive ability to create immersive moments and command the dancefloor.

The title track sets the tone with rolling percussion and an infectious bounce, gradually building tension before unleashing punchy kicks and intricate synth patterns. Meanwhile, “Tag Poppin” layers razor-sharp vocal cuts with relentless energy, keeping the energy firmly locked in. Closing out the EP, “Shake That” delivers a bass-driven surge of momentum, pairing crisp textures with propulsive rhythms to keep the movement flowing.

Since emerging in 2019, Jason Detox has continued to build momentum with his hypnotic productions, earning support from some of the biggest names in the scene. His steady stream of releases has also found a home across respected underground labels such as Issues, Techaway, and Way Out Records. While rising through the scene’s ranks, he’s continued making his mark with plenty more new music still to come. Braindead serves as a compelling statement in his artistic evolution, further carving out his place in the underground dance scene.

Listen to the Braindead EP on Spotify or your favorite platform and follow Jason Detox on social media to stay tuned for more of his releases.