MUMBAI: DJ Snake and Eptic have teamed up on a new song, SouthSide, which is released via Geffen Records and available from all digital partners.

Listen to SouthSide by DJ Snake and Eptic here: https://UMGI.lnk.to/SouthSide

The French DJ and producer and Belgian bass music prodigy teamed up after running into each other at the airport in London two years ago. “Snake said he wanted to work together, but only on one condition,” Eptic says. “We had to make the hardest track possible. It took a lot of time and elbow grease, but we ended up with something next level and I couldn’t be more proud. I’ve been opening with this for the last few months and it absolutely destroys the dance floor.”

DJ Snake’s previous single Taki Taki, featuring Selena Gomez, Ozuna, and Cardi B, shot to number one on iTunes in 25 countries, continuing his track record of global hits, from Turn Down for What to Let Me Love You to the club smash of last summer his India-inspired Magenta Riddim. The video for Taki Taki is the sixth-fastest music video of all time to hit 100 million views on YouTube. Visit http://djsnake.com/tour/ for upcoming tour dates, which include appearances at Coachella on 12 April and 19 April, and the sold-out Pardon My French, featuring DJ Snake, Tchami X Malaa, and Mercer, at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Denver on 26 April.

Twenty-five-year-old wunderkind Eptic has established himself as one of the brightest talents in bass music, earning millions of streams through a slew of powerhouse anthems including his remix of Get With The Program with Trampa, his collaboration with Zomboy on Bop It, and his re-work of Dillon Francis’ Say Less featuring G-Eazy.