
Australia’s forward-thinking producer releases the next single from his forthcoming artist album on NGHTMRE and SLANDER’s label via dark and aerodynamic riddim-fueled cut.
Australian-born, Denver-based producer Leotrix returns to Gud Vibrations with “Fighter Pilot,” a darkly aerodynamic entry from his forthcoming debut album. Built for motion and control, the track distills deep dubstep to its core elements—engineered with the precision of flight and an eye toward total command.
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The production unfolds like a stealth run through low-end airspace: tense, minimal, and richly textural. Murky synth ripples skim the skyline as ragga vocal fragments cut through the mix, framing angular, high-torque sound design with riddim intent. Each drop lands with mechanical authority—sub-bass detonations carving clean lines through negative space as the groove oscillates between dread and propulsion. It’s Leotrix at his most surgical: immersive but unyielding, balancing discipline and chaos in equal measure.
Speaking to the sonic flight pattern he took for his latest single, Leotrix says, “This is one of my more riddim-influenced dubstep tracks I’ve produced over the past two years, but with more experimental elements.”
Following last month’s “Dub For Moving On,” the new single signals a sharper, more confrontational turn. Where its predecessor leaned into restraint and reflection, “Fighter Pilot” favors forward momentum, translating precision directly into impact. Together, the two releases sketch a clear conceptual arc in Leotrix’s upcoming body of work—progress not as speed, but as mastery.
That sense of control has been years in the making. At 26, Leotrix has already carved out a formidable global presence, first turning heads with an early deal through Ministry of Sound Australia before stacking multiple Beatport #1 tracks and releases across Cyclops, Monstercat, Disciple, Bassrush, and UKF. His catalog—now surpassing 30 million streams—has earned radio support from Triple J and George FM, while co-signs from artists like Excision, Zomboy, and Virtual Riot helped cement his reputation as a producer’s producer.
In recent years, Leotrix’s international profile accelerated rapidly, leading to appearances at major festivals including Rampage, Lost Lands, and Ultra Music Festival, alongside tours across Japan, Hong Kong, Europe, and a 35-date United States headline run. Those road-tested instincts now surface with clarity on “Fighter Pilot,” a track that feels purpose-built rather than performative.
The track also extends a long-running creative relationship between NGHTMRE and SLANDER’s Gud Vibrations imprint and Leotrix, a partnership that helped shape his early trajectory through releases like “Taking Back,” “New Lesson,” and “Crackshot” alongside heavy-hitter, Moody Good. Years later, he returns as a fully realized force—fluent in the language of bass, but no longer bound by its rules.
On “Fighter Pilot,” Leotrix turns tension into architecture. The low-end roars, percussion snaps into formation, and the silence between elements carries as much weight as the sound itself. It’s a masterclass in control—the sound of an artist charting his own course straight through the turbulence.
Leotrix’s new single “Fighter Pilot” is available on all platforms via Gud Vibrations.

More About Leotrix
At just 26, Australian electronic music sensation Leotrix has solidified his place as a luminary in the global bass music scene. Early in his career, he secured a record deal with Ministry of Sound Australia, setting the stage for a meteoric rise. With multiple Beatport No. 1s, Leotrix has released a slew of successful tracks on major labels like Cyclops, Monstercat, Disciple, Bassrush, and UKF. These releases have garnered over 30 million streams and received radio support from influential stations like Triple J and George FM. After signing with UK-based dubstep powerhouse label Never Say Die in 2021, Leotrix’s international profile has continued to soar. His unique blend of intricate sound design and explosive drops has won the support of industry giants such as Excision, Zomboy, and Virtual Riot. This acclaim has led him to perform at some of the world’s most prestigious dance music events, including Rampage, Lost Lands and Ultra Music festival. Leotrix’s international reach has expanded through tours in Japan, Hong Kong, Europe, and a debut 35-stop US headline tour. These tours have not only broadened his fan base but also cemented his reputation as a must-see act on the global electronic music stage As Leotrix continues to ascend, his influence and demand show no signs of waning. With a growing list of international artists supporting his music, multiple radio endorsements, and a packed touring schedule, Leotrix stands as one of the most exciting and sought-after young talents in electronic music today.

