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Insomniac Launches New Rave Label Speaker Freaker With Inaugural Single “Nighthawk” From Breakbeat Legends King of the Beats (Plump DJs, Krafty Kuts, and Freestylers)

Insomniac ignites its most uncompromising imprint yet with Speaker Freaker, a label born from the strobe-lit chaos of warehouse raves built to channel the raw energy of breakbeat, hardcore, and underground bass. Rooted in ‘90s rave culture but wired for the future, Speaker Freaker nods to the underground while sending up a flare for what’s next. 

Listen here : https://speakerfreaker.ffm.to/nighthawk

Opening the gates is “Nighthawk,” the high-octane debut from King of the Beats—a powerhouse trio uniting breakbeat legends Krafty Kuts, Plump DJs, and Freestylers. The track charges forward with chopped drum patterns, warped synths, and hypnotic vocal stabs, all driven by a sub-rattling low-end. It’s a masterclass in rave construction from producers who helped shape the sound. 

Each artist brings serious pedigree. Brighton’s Krafty Kuts—often dubbed the “King of Breaks”– earned his stripes with releases on OWSLA, Fabric, Southern Fried, and DMC, and has shared stages with the likes of The Prodigy and Fatboy Slim. Known for his tight turntable skills and a style that fuses hip-hop, funk, and breakbeat, his influence spans decades. 

Plump DJs, hailing from London, have spent over 20 years at the forefront of club culture. As founders of Finger Lickin’ Records and Punks Music, their DJ sets and productions—from Fabric to Glastonbury to Coachella—blend funk, house, and breakbeat into a kinetic, genre-defying sound that’s left a global imprint. 

Rounding out the crew, Freestylers bring a rugged, battle-tested edge. With UK chart success and cult-classic albums on ‘Freskanova’ and ‘Against The Grain,’ they’ve landed tracks in feature films such as ‘Dude, Where’s My Car?’ and ‘Zoolander,’ performed on Top of the Pops, and toured with Lenny Kravitz. Their genre-hopping, bass-heavy live shows have made them underground staples with lasting impact. 

King of the Beats distills decades of rave lineage into a single explosive vision through “Nighthawk.” As the inaugural release on Speaker Freaker, it sets the tone that this label exists to amplify artists who didn’t simply follow the rave blueprint—they wrote it.

King of the Beats, Plump DJs, Krafty Kuts and Freestylers’ new single “Nighthawk” is available on all platforms via Speaker Freaker.

More About King of the Beats

Lizdek made his foray into electronic music with an intricate and lush sound evident in his earlier works. He subsequently garnered recognition as a regular artist associated with Sable Valley, showcasing a more fierce musical persona. The dual nature of his musical style played a pivotal role in establishing his presence, as reflected in collaborations with contemporaries like Hex Cougar, NAZAAR and Godlands. In recent times, Lizdek has received support from prominent figures in the trap and dubstep scenes, including Skrillex, RL Grime, Four Tet, NGHTMRE, Alison Wonderland, Boombox Cartel, Eliminate, Wavedash and others. This recognition, along with his more recent success through EDM reworks of Central Cee and Black Eyed Peas records, underscores his growing impact and influence within the electronic music sphere.

More About Speaker Freaker

Honoring a legacy more than 30 years in the making, Speaker Freaker is a label hardwired into the heart of the rave scene. Established by world-renowned party promoter Insomniac in 2025, the imprint is intrinsically linked to underground sounds that hum to the same frequency from the days of map points, all-night warehouse parties, and off-the-grid gatherings in the desert. It’s a hub for breakbeats, jungle, hardcore, gabber, techno, and rarefied beats in all their timeless glory. But don’t call it a history lesson. While they may roll out the welcome mat to seminal names in the scene, the crew stays just as true to the past as they do the future—focused on trainspotting tracks and projects that are next on-deck. Transcending both genres and generations with enough energy to break the sound barrier, Speaker Freaker is here to shake subwoofers and rattle bass bins like no other.

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