Goom Gum return with 'Body Crush', a progressive house track built around melodic synths, rolling basslines and a steady groove. Out now, the release leans into the more melodic side of their sound, with clear influences from progressive house and trance.
The track gradually builds around its driving low-end and layered percussion. Bright, atmospheric synths develop throughout the arrangement, creating a sense of tension as the melody unfolds. Rather than relying on an immediate drop, Goom Gum let the production build naturally, giving the track room to develop across its extended runtime.
There is a balance between its uplifting melodic elements and darker electronic undertones. The result is a polished, club-focused production that fits comfortably into the current progressive house sound.
'Body Crush' has already picked up support from several names across the scene. Pete Tong featured the track on his October 30 Global Dance HQ 'Month In Dance' show, alongside other recent Goom Gum releases. It has also appeared in sets from Kardon, Seren Santiago, UGENIUS Radio and Xabi Only.
The release follows a strong run for the duo, who have previously collaborated with Argy, Pete Tong, Brigado Crew and Innellea. Their catalogue includes releases on Afterlife and Truesoul, alongside appearances at festivals including Tomorrowland and Zamna.
Goom Gum – 'Body Crush' is out now.
