
Audiovoid Tunes Into Classic Dubstep Frequencies on Muti Music's Latest 'Radio Waves'
Audiovoid's 'Radio Waves' lands on Muti Music today — a 75 BPM dubstep cut that commits fully to half-time architecture and bass-first design.
There's something deeply satisfying about a dubstep track that commits fully to the craft, and Audiovoid's brand new single 'Radio Waves' — out today, July 10, 2026, on Muti Music — does exactly that. Clocking in at a locked-in 75 BPM, this is the kind of half-time architecture that made bass music heads fall in love with the genre in the first place.
Back on the Frequency
Muti Music has long been a label that champions the authentic, sub-shaking core of dubstep rather than chasing trend cycles, and catalog number MUTI519 is no exception. With nearly 520 releases deep in their archive, the label has built a reputation for releasing music that sounds like it was designed specifically for massive sound systems and darkened rooms — and 'Radio Waves' fits that mold with precision.
Audiovoid brings a concept that's deceptively simple but executed with care. The title itself feels intentional: radio waves as metaphor for frequency, transmission, and that invisible force that connects a track to your nervous system the moment the bass drops. At 75 BPM, the track occupies that classic dubstep tempo pocket where every hit has room to breathe, every wobble has space to unfold, and the low end becomes almost cinematic in weight.
What Makes This One Stand Out
In an era where a lot of dubstep production has either drifted toward the chaotic energy of riddim or migrated into hybrid trap territory, a straight-up half-time single with this kind of focused intention feels genuinely refreshing. 'Radio Waves' isn't trying to be three things at once — it picks a lane and drives hard through it.
The Muti Music aesthetic has always rewarded close listening, and this release follows that tradition. There's a textural layering at work here that reveals itself on repeated plays: elements that seem buried on first listen start to emerge as your ears adjust to the frequency map Audiovoid has constructed.
Muti Music's July Start
Dropping on the first day of a new week in July, 'Radio Waves' signals that Muti Music isn't slowing down heading into the second half of 2026. The label has consistently delivered through the year, and MUTI519 continues that momentum. For collectors and digital buyers, the single is available at $1.69 on Beatport — a reasonable entry point for a track that could realistically hold down a headliner's second hour for seasons to come.
Who Should Be Listening
- Dubstep DJs hunting for a reliable, tempo-locked weapon that doesn't alienate a room
- Bass music producers interested in studying focused, single-genre execution at 75 BPM
- Muti Music loyalists who've been following the label's catalog through its nearly 520-release journey
- Anyone who misses the days when dubstep felt heavy, spacious, and intentionally mysterious
'Radio Waves' is available now on Beatport. Follow Audiovoid and Muti Music for what comes next.
FAQ
When was Audiovoid's 'Radio Waves' released?+
'Radio Waves' by Audiovoid was released on July 10, 2026, via Muti Music with catalog number MUTI519.
What BPM is 'Radio Waves' by Audiovoid?+
The track runs at a steady 75 BPM, placing it firmly in classic half-time dubstep territory.
Where can I buy or stream Audiovoid's 'Radio Waves'?+
'Radio Waves' is available on Beatport for $1.69. Search the release directly on Beatport under the Muti Music label.
What label released 'Radio Waves'?+
The single was released by Muti Music, a label with a long-running catalog of bass and dubstep music. 'Radio Waves' is their 519th catalog release.
What genre is Audiovoid's 'Radio Waves'?+
'Radio Waves' is classified as Dubstep, with its 75 BPM tempo reflecting the genre's signature half-time feel and focus on low-end weight.