The wait is over. Today, June 27th, Effin officially enters a new era with the release of his debut album, “Daydreams”. If you’ve been anywhere near the bass scene lately, chances are his name has already popped up on your radar…and for good reason. Known for his gritty, high-impact sound and effortlessly cool energy behind the decks, Effin has been steadily carving his place in the EDM world. Now, with “Daydreams”, he’s leveled up and made it crystal clear: he’s not just one artist to watch, he is one to follow.
This project has been a long time coming. While Effin’s singles and collaborations have already gained traction on festival lineups and playlists alike, “Daydreams” marks his first full-length body of work. And it shows. The album doesn’t just slap, it tells a story. It’s the kind of record that pulls you in track by track, jumping from filthy to floaty in a way that somehow just works. It’s unpredictable…but that’s Effin through and through.
What makes “Daydreams” especially exciting is how effortlessly it blends nostalgia with experimental. There’s something deeply familiar about his sound- like a nod to the golden age of bass music, but it’s wrapped in something fresh, futuristic, and uniquely his own. It feels thoughtful and intentional, which is rare in a debut.
Effin’s rise over the past year has felt electric. From viral moments online to sold-out shows and surprise sets, he’s become a name that fans and artists alike are paying attention to. This album is the natural next step for an artist who’s clearly tapped into something special. With “Daydreams,” Effin steps out from the crowd and shows us what his world sounds like…and it hits different.
If you haven’t hit play yet, now’s the time. Whether you’re gearing up for a night out, decompressing after a festival weekend, or just looking for something that’ll take your breath away, this is it. “Daydreams” is the kind of album that begs to be played on loop, loud and proud.
Effin has officially arrived. And if “Daydreams” is any indication of what’s ahead, we’re all in for one hell of a ride.