Willdabeast merges worlds with Goldish on funky new collab – ‘Neon Coast Exchange‘.
Pacific Northwest (PNW) natives Willdabeast and Goldish sculpt their newest soundscape in tandem with ‘Neon Coast Exchange‘, a groovy bass collaborative effort that fuses instrumental ferocity with bass-laden elements.
A surefire slapper to get bodies shaking and dancefloors moving in its captivating 3:34 runtime, filling each crevasse pack-full with radiance, luminosity, and purposeful utilitarian sound.
The Western Hemisphere garners strong representation in this collaboration, being shaped by the shared PNW roots of both Willdabeast and Goldish, and enriched by the Costa Rican atmosphere where Goldish now calls home.
His nod to life in Central America brings fresh perspective and inspiration into the fold, adding vibrance and authenticity from the other side of the Americas.
These are two artists deeply familiar with each other’s styles, techniques, and creative instincts, pushing their journey beyond imaginary borders and across oceans and landscapes alike.
Their combined sound in Neon Coast Exchange reflects both distance and connection – bridging scenes, cultures, and experiences for a singular purpose: to create meaningful, forward-thinking music.
Meeting at the crossroads of sound, these two truly ignite a collaborative spark, syncing their frequencies, and both lock in on this joint banger.
Fresh off his latest release, Juice 2.0 with Phunk Bias under their Sassabrass moniker via their appearance on the Penumbra compilation album (read more), he is already primed up for his next release today with Goldish in Neon Coast Exchange.
In his time circulating in the Seattle club scene, Goldish‘s legend only grew larger as he took the stage at music massives like BOO Seattle, venues like Q Nightclub, and community-based parties like Seattle’s longest-running free park party – Parke Diem, where he has shared stages with artists such as sfam, Buku, Minnesota, and G-REX.
“What began as a simple intention to create alongside as many friends, past, present, and future, has grown into a defining body of work. This project moves differently. It’s shared at its core.”
– says Goldish
“‘Neon Coast Exchange’ with Goldish was one of the first recordings that made the entire vision lock into place. Once this track felt right, the direction of the album revealed itself. Everything else began filling the spectrum around it.”
– Willdabeast mentions
Neon Coast Exchange continues the rollout of Willdabeast‘s new collaborative LP, ‘Willdabeast & Friends‘ – coming this June.
Keep your ears to the ground for that incoming stampede of sound!
‘Neon Coast Exchange‘ | OUT NOW
by: Willdabeast & Goldish
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