Eli Brown and Dimension have joined forces on ‘Frequency,’ a high-energy collaboration that brings their techno and drum & bass worlds together. Released today, October 9, via Insomniac Records, the track is the fourth single from Brown’s highly anticipated debut album, Panic Attack, arriving November 13, 2026.
Following previous singles ‘Electrify,’ ‘It’s Like That,’ and ‘Damaged,’ the latest release takes Brown back to his musical roots while showcasing the heavier techno sound that has defined his recent career.
A Collaboration More Than a Decade in the Making
Before becoming one of techno’s most recognizable names, Brown made his mark in drum & bass as one-half of Loadstar and under his Xample alias. Now, he’s reconnecting with that chapter of his career alongside longtime friend Dimension, whose crossover approach to drum & bass has earned him an international following.
Speaking about their collaboration, Brown shared:
“Rob (Dimension) and I have been mates for ages, more than 10 years by now. I’ve always loved his stuff and would consider myself one of his earliest supporters. Back when I was still playing drum n bass, I played his tunes all the time in my sets, and vice versa.”
Despite their longstanding friendship, Brown revealed that the two had never worked together in the studio before creating ‘Frequency.’ Musically, the track opens with driving, acid-infused techno and a hypnotic vocal hook before transitioning through a cinematic melodic bridge into a fast-paced drum & bass second half. The result brings both artists’ signature sounds together without sacrificing either one’s identity.
The release arrives as Brown continues his Panic Attack Album World Tour, including a massive upcoming Los Angeles performance at City Market, where more than 10,000 fans are expected. Meanwhile, Dimension is preparing for the WORSHIP North American Tour alongside Sub Focus, Culture Shock, and 1991.
With Panic Attack arriving November 13, ‘Frequency’ offers another glimpse into an album that promises to explore the full spectrum of Brown’s musical evolution.
‘Frequency’ is out now via Insomniac Records.
