936

936 is a contemporary producer working across breakbeat, UK bass and UK garage. Active from 2026, the project has developed through a compact run of club-focused releases connecting breakbeat pressure with garage-oriented rhythmic structures.

The first documented release, "I Feel U," paired 936 with Ruler on Banana Club. Its 138 BPM pace placed the collaboration in the current Spanish breaks network while keeping the track's focus on fast, functional dancefloor energy.

A subsequent association with Distorsion Records broadened that direction. "Una Voz Que Me Llama," made with HarryJDC, moved explicitly into UK Garage territory, while the solo cut "Everybody Jump Up!" continued that garage and bassline-facing approach.

The September 2026 material on Distorsion brought several tempos and approaches into the same catalogue. "Wap Wap!" and "Get The Knives Ready to Fight!" maintained the high-speed club focus, while "Holding Pressure" marked a lower-tempo variation.

Collaboration with DJ Goku became a central part of this phase. "Luz De Luna" united the pair in breakbeat territory, and their joint "Keep The Pressure EP" gathered that connection into a broader release format.

Rather than treating breaks and garage as separate lanes, 936's early output moves between them: broken percussion, UK-bass momentum and direct hooks are used as complementary tools for contemporary club tracks. The releases with Ruler, HarryJDC and DJ Goku place the project within an active network of producers working at the intersection of breaks and bass-driven UK styles.

With releases on Banana Club and Distorsion Records, 936 represents a new-generation producer whose catalogue is already defined by cross-pollination between breakbeat and garage forms.