Abby Hayden

When Bristol producer Sam Binga launched Pineapple Records in 2019, the goal was simple: create beyond the limits of the UK’s niche bass music scene. He made it clear that collaborating with artists much different than himself was of utmost importance, and that’s where Addison Groove comes in. Known for bringing juke and footwork styles to UK bass music, Addison Groove shares the same no-boundaries mindset and knack for classic analog production.

Eternal NYE is set to return to the Orlando Amphitheater in Orlando this December 30–31 for two nights of music bass fans won’t want to miss. This year is set to be their biggest edition yet, with Sacred Hive and Primal Presents bringing a newly added second stage and over 30 artists on the bill spanning two nights. Headlining the party for 2026 are Knock2, RL Grime, LSDREAM, and Zeds Dead, who will play their final set of the year before their indefinite hiatus.

Last year, Canadian dance music duo Zeds Dead released their impressive sophomore album, Return to the Spectrum of Intergalactic Happiness. Not only was this project a work of art unlike anything they’ve released before, but the duo also produced a 55-minute short film to accompany it and further develop its story. Now, as Zeds Dead approaches their biggest weekend of 2026 just over a year later, they’ve treated fans to a sweet surprise in this ongoing art series.