Shut That Down is jump up in its purest, nastiest form – snarling basslines, stripped-back drums, and a groove built purely to wreck a dancefloor. No filler, no build-up for the sake of it, just relentless low-end pressure from start to finish. This is the sound of a set going properly off the rails, in the best way.

D Agoney brings a dark, gritty edge to the DISTRX catalogue, tapping into the raw, sub-driven side of the scene that keeps jump up’s roots intact while hitting just as hard on a modern system. Shut That Down doesn’t ease you in – it grabs you by the collar.