Kill The Noise and Bro Safari Release Debut EP as Kill Safari

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With the release of their self-titled debut EP, Kill The Noise and Bro Safari officially take Kill Safari from a side project to a powerhouse with main stage energy.

The bass bromance between Kill The Noise and Bro Safari is hitting a new level as Kill Safari has officially evolved from a side project to the main event. The duo have finally dropped their highly anticipated eponymous EP on Deadbeats. Fueled by raw chemistry and a fearless experimental edge, they’re ready to unleash their signature high-magnitude sound on the masses.

Comprising five tracks, Kill Safari blends old school dubstep warbles with trap influences. Coupled with high-caliber collaborations, their uncompromising sound design and aggressive tones make this one grimy release.

The duo built momentum for the EP through a series of high-octane singles, like “FTS,” which resulted from a collision between Kill Safari, G-Buck, and Craze. It’s a genre-defying hybrid that fuses Kill Safari’s polished production with G-Buck’s high-energy trap rhythms and DJ Craze’s signature turntablism.

Then, there’s the latest release: the gritty, industrial-tinged “Chrome.” Anchored by Armanni Reign’s explosive, rapid-fire delivery, the track is a relentless and razor-sharp standout. It’s obvious that whenever these three collaborate, the result is pure sonic synergy.

I look at Kill Safari as a continuation of a long-standing collaboration between Jake and I. After working with certain people for a long time, intuition takes over and the artistic flow starts to feel effortless. That’s where we’re at with this project. Having fun and letting things unfold naturally. Music is better with friends.

Bro Safari

Kill Safari is doubling down on their shared bass energy to bring a massive sound to the airwaves. Their debut EP marks a major evolution, transforming the duo from two friends experimenting in the studio into a refined, professional project. In addition to the new release, they’re set to bring their nostalgic brand of bass on the festival circuit, including a high-profile set at Forbidden Kingdom Music Festival along with several other dates throughout 2026.

Kill Safari is out now on Spotify or your preferred platform. Follow Kill Safari on their socials to see where they’re playing next.