Following the release of his hard-hitting single “Grinding,” Moody Good returns with “Humid,” the second release from his upcoming EP via Deadbeats. Expanding on the sonic direction introduced earlier this year, “Humid” continues the rollout of his evolving SPEEEDBUMP audio-visual concept, pushing deeper into a dense and immersive soundscape. The track is set to release across all major streaming platforms on Wednesday, March 18.
“Humid” builds on the foundation laid by “Grinding,” offering a more intense and layered exploration of the SPEEEDBUMP universe. The track combines sharp vocal chops, swinging drum patterns, and heavy basslines to create a sound that feels both aggressive and highly controlled. It reflects Moody Good’s continued focus on detailed sound design while reinforcing his reputation for experimenting beyond conventional genre boundaries.
The release follows the momentum of “Grinding,” which has already crossed 50,000 streams across platforms. While the first single introduced listeners to the broader concept, “Humid” moves further into its sonic identity, highlighting the industrial textures and intricate production style that will define the full EP.
Over the past decade, Moody Good has established himself as a key figure in bass music. From his early work as part of the duo 16bit to notable productions like his remix of “Fall In Love,” as well as collaborations such as “Mad Ting” with Zeds Dead and “Move Ting” with Skrillex, his work has consistently pushed the boundaries of electronic sound design. His ability to balance technical precision with raw energy has influenced a wide range of artists within the genre.
Released through Deadbeats, “Humid” aligns with the label’s continued focus on forward-thinking electronic music. Founded by Zeds Dead, the imprint has become known for supporting artists who challenge conventional formats and build immersive creative worlds. As the label moves through its 2026 release schedule, Moody Good’s SPEEEDBUMP project stands out as a strong example of this direction.
About Moody Good
Eddie Jefferys, known professionally as Moody Good, has built a reputation as one of the most respected producers in bass music. Beginning his career in the UK bass scene with projects like 16bit and Broken Note, he quickly gained recognition for his innovative approach to sound design. Over the years, his work has extended beyond traditional releases, including contributions to film soundtracks such as Transformers and collaborations with global artists like Björk.
As Moody Good, Jefferys continues to explore new sonic directions, blending genres and redefining expectations within electronic music. Whether through live performances, collaborations, or studio production, his work reflects a consistent drive to evolve and experiment.
About Deadbeats
Deadbeats, founded in 2016 by Zeds Dead, has grown into a globally recognized platform for electronic music. The label is known for its diverse roster, featuring both emerging and established artists, including names like IMANU, CHEE, Rusko, and Caspa.
With a strong focus on artistic freedom and innovation, Deadbeats continues to shape the future of bass music through releases, live events, and a growing global community.
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