Acclaimed US producer Jason Ross partners with Dutch vocalist Lin was here to release their riveting melodic bass record penned about an emotional crossroads, serving as the first glimpse into his forthcoming studio album.
Jason Ross unveils “Crash” on February 6th via Lost In Dreams, the first glimpse into his forthcoming studio album. For the lead offering, the acclaimed US producer links with Dutch vocalist Lin was here for a melodic bass single rooted in emotional tension. The song centers on the moment when standing still is no longer an option—when action becomes necessary, even without certainty.
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Written with Lin was here, “Crash” captures the weight of that unavoidable crossroads. Her introspective topline carries the emotional core, drifting over sparse piano phrases and muted guitar strums before the arrangement gradually opens up. When the drops arrive, they land with intention: howling electric guitar lines and radiant melodic dubstep chord stacks surge forward, turning restraint into release.
Introducing the lead single from his new full-length, Jason Ross shares: “‘Crash’ was the first song I wrote when starting this album, and it came from a place of looking inward and reconnecting with why I fell in love with making music in the first place. When Lin Was Here sent the demo, it instantly clicked. The emotion and lyrics sparked the entire direction of the project and reignited my passion creatively. Bringing that feeling to life through visuals has been just as fulfilling. It’s the first time I’ve truly felt connected to the stories I’m telling, both sonically and visually.”
Summing up the song in her own words, Lin was here adds: “‘Crash’ is an invitation to take the risk, to dive into a new beginning and let love lead the way.”
The track reflects Jason Ross’ renewed inward focus, channeling reflection into scale without sacrificing intimacy. Rather than forcing resolution, “Crash” allows uncertainty to linger, letting emotion lead before clarity fully forms. That balance between vulnerability and power has long defined Jason Ross’ output, and here it feels especially distilled—melodic bass that prioritizes feeling over spectacle, even as it’s built to resonate on large stages.
“Crash” follows Jason Ross’ recent Lost In Dreams debut, “Fast Forward,” a harder-edged release that earned coverage from EDM Tunes, EDM.com, CULTR, UFO Network, Harderstate, and Fresh Music Freaks. On the live side, he continues translating that emotional range into expansive performances, with an appearance at Groove Cruise and tour support dates alongside Seven Lions on the ‘Asleep In The Garden Of Infernal Stars’ tour, including stops at Radius and the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium.
For Lin was here, the collaboration marks another step in a growing presence within dance music, following releases with Kronos, SaberZ, Galactixx, and E-Life. Her ability to balance restraint with resonance pairs naturally with Jason Ross’ production sensibilities, resulting in a song that feels considered rather than overstated.
With “Crash,” Jason Ross sharpens his emotional focus within the framework of Lost In Dreams, delivering a melodic bass release guided by feeling rather than finality. The single reflects an artist in motion, embracing uncertainty as part of forward momentum.
Jason Ross and Lin was here’s new single “Crash” is available on all platforms via Lost In Dreams.
More About Jason Ross
Jason Ross is one of dance music’s premier acts, known for his genre-blending skill and ability to merge the emotion of trance with the grit of melodic bass. Once a rising star on Anjunabeats, Jason has since expanded his sound, releasing genre-defining tracks like Higher Love and Ocean with Seven Lions, and collaborations with Blanke, Gryffin, and others. His sub-brand Atlas embodies his all-inclusive artistry, evolving from a 2022 full-length album into a growing event series. In 2024, Jason released standout collaborations with Seven Lions, Fairlane, Kill the Noise, and Audien, solidifying his position as a pioneer of trance-bass hybrids. That same year, he headlined major Atlas shows in LA, Toronto, and NYC, embarked on an Atlas Club Tour, and co-headlined massive dates with Audien, including Denver’s Mission Ballroom and Seattle’s WAMU Theater. Jason also graced some of the world’s biggest festival stages, including Beyond Wonderland, Creamfields Hong Kong, Bonnaroo, and Chasing Summer, among others. Looking ahead, Jason continues to push boundaries, building on his Atlas legacy while exploring new sonic territory. His ever-evolving sound and ability to unite fanbases across genres make him one of electronic music’s most innovative and exciting artists.
More About Lin was here
Lin was here is the artist name of Dutch singer and songwriter Lindi Konings. With an intense, soulful voice and a sound that blends strength and vulnerability, Lin creates music rooted in real life experiences, carried by dreamy and majestic melodies. Her voice is instantly recognizable, the very reason behind her name. When Lin sings, she leaves a mark. You never have to ask who was here; you hear it immediately. After collaborations with top hardstyle acts such as D-Block & S-te-Fan and Wildstylez, Lin now steps into a blossoming solo career with Dutch-language pop-soul music. At the same time, her love for English-language EDM remains an important part of her artistic identity, bridging two worlds with one unmistakable
More About Lost In Dreams Records
Lost In Dreams is the latest vision to come to life from Insomniac, dedicated to creating a surreal experience across its label, festival, and events series. Powered by Insomniac Music Group and fueled by unfettered imagination, the brand aims to blur the lines between fantasy and reality, while showcasing an array of cutting-edge talent from the genres of future bass, melodic dubstep, and vocal-driven dance music. Since first taking shape at the start of 2021, Lost In Dreams Records has championed a host of boundary-pushing artists including Kaivon, Crystal Skies, Haywyre, Danny Olson, Highlnd, and more. During Labor Day weekend, the inaugural Lost In Dreams festival took over the Downtown Las Vegas Events Center for a three-stage soiree filled with sights and sounds sourced straight from your wildest fantasy.