pspsps debuts on This Ain’t Bristol with “Tengo Sed / Upside Down”

We’re excited to premiere ‘Tengo Sed,’ one half of the electrifying new EP from pspsps, dropping on January 10, 2025, via This Ain’t Bristol. Known for his ability to blur the lines between bass and tech house, pspsps once again delivers a track packed with dynamic grooves, vibrant energy, and a unique touch of live instrumentation.

‘Tengo Sed’ showcases pspsps’ roots and the influence live music has had on his evolution as an artist. Dominated by live trumpets, the track is further enhanced with rich keys and sharp guitar licks, creating a fresh and immersive listening experience. It’s a perfect representation of pspsps’ ability to craft music that resonates on both emotional and physical levels, igniting dancefloors wherever it’s played.

The flip side, ‘Upside Down,’ takes listeners on a journey through Toronto’s underground after-hours scene. With heavy bouncing basslines and gritty synths dominating the soundscape, the track captures the raw energy of late-night adventures, offering a taste of the sounds that keep the city alive long after the bars close.

Mike, better known as pspsps, is an artist with a remarkable journey. Starting as a classically trained pianist before picking up the guitar and forming a band, his creative evolution led him to electronic music production, where he took on every role—drummer, bassist, lead, vocalist, and synth designer.

Drawing inspiration from Toronto’s vibrant underground nightlife, pspsps emerged in 2024 with a sound that pushes boundaries and connects with audiences on a visceral level. From a viral underground rave in Toronto’s subway system to performing aboard the FriendShip cruise, pspsps is as bold and innovative as his music.

As 2025 unfolds, pspsps is set to dominate club and festival stages across North America, continuing to deliver unforgettable live experiences with his explosive sound.

“With ‘Tengo Sed,’ I wanted to highlight my roots and the influence live music has had on my sound. The live trumpets, keys, and guitar licks bring a human touch that I think really stands out. On the other hand, ‘Upside Down’ reflects the energy of Toronto’s after-hours scene. It’s gritty, raw, and bass-heavy—a tribute to the music that keeps the city going long after last call.”

pspsps on ‘Tengo Sed / Upside Down’

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