Vancouver-based bass music artist MARAH continues her rapid rise with the release of her sophomore EP, LULA, out now via Deadbeats. Arriving just weeks after her debut performance at Deadrocks at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, the four-track project marks her first full release on Zeds Dead‘s influential label and showcases the fearless, genre-blurring sound that has quickly made her one of bass music’s most exciting emerging talents.
Blending dubstep, trap, techno, and UK club influences, LULA serves as MARAH’s most complete artistic statement to date. Across four tracks, she balances crushing low-end production with hypnotic vocal chops, melodic textures, and underground club energy, refusing to be confined by genre conventions. The result is a project that feels equally at home on festival main stages and in intimate warehouse settings.
Speaking about the EP, MARAH shared: “This release is a body of work that truly represents me as an artist. It captures everything I love about music—it’s heavy, deep, fun, exciting, and personal. Every part of me exists within these songs, and this project truly is the most honest reflection of who I am creatively.”
She continued, “I’m incredibly grateful and honoured to have my second EP debut on Deadbeats. Creating this project alongside some of my favorite artists and friends made the experience even more special, and I hope listeners enjoy these songs as much as I did while making them.”
The producer also reflected on the inspiration behind the title track: “Lula, the title track of the EP, represents fearlessness and continuing to push through obstacles. It’s about proving to myself that I belong here just as much as anybody else and continuing forward with confidence and purpose. Working with Jessy on this song was incredible—she really brought this song to life. I can’t thank Deadbeats and Harrison enough for believing in me and believing in this project.”
The EP opens with the previously released “Talk To Me,” introducing listeners to MARAH’s world through hypnotic vocal sampling and rolling basslines. From there, “LOUDER” with Ugly Lungs delivers explosive bass-driven intensity, while “TAKE IT,” featuring Crucial, leans into infectious grooves built for the dancefloor. Closing the collection is the emotional centerpiece, “LULA,” featuring Jessy Covets, pairing introspective songwriting with cinematic production to embody the project’s themes of resilience and self-belief.
The release arrives during a breakout year for MARAH. After supporting Hamdi on tour across the United States and Western Canada, she has continued building momentum with performances at Shambhala, Lightning in a Bottle, Bass Coast, FVDED in the Park, and DEF’s Hulaween stage. Most recently, she reached another career milestone by making her Deadrocks debut at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre, opening for Zeds Dead before joining the duo for additional tour dates later this year.
With LULA, MARAH delivers far more than another collection of singles. The EP stands as a cohesive artistic statement that highlights both her versatility and confidence while offering a compelling glimpse at the future of one of bass music’s fastest-rising talents.