The next one out of the West Coast Residency camp: "So Much Ice," a dark, driving tech house cut from BROSA (Devin Lucien + Brody Jenner) with British-born, West Coast-based house artist Olly Watt on primary. This is the same duo behind the CYRIL collab "128-140-111 (Surrender)" and the 2026 rework of Mike Posner's "I Took a Pill in Ibiza," reworked as "Back to Ibiza." It's dark-leaning, peak-time, and built for the floor first — pairing BROSA's Vegas-honed club instincts with Olly's UK-rooted, North America-tested energy gives this one real DJ utility.
"So Much Ice" is a dark, driving tech house record with a nighttime-drive feel: a hard, rolling beat under a slowed-down "So Much Ice" vocal chop that anchors the whole track, with ominous background synths and background vocals filling out the low light around it. The centre of gravity is that repeated, pitched-down title line — "So much ice that my body is like a disco" — a phrase that loops back on itself and sticks on first listen. Underneath it, the chantable "Get low, get low, trying to get dough" refrain gives the record a built-in call-and-response moment: the kind of short, repeatable phrase DJs can drop and a room can shout back. It holds momentum from the first bar and reads as strongly through headphones on a late drive as it does across a club system after midnight.
The record is a natural meeting point for BROSA and Olly Watt. BROSA (Devin Lucien and Brody Jenner) built their name across Vegas residencies with Tao Group, Zouk, and Drai's, and now focus on groove-driven tech and bass house for clubs and festival stages. Olly Watt brings a decade of DJing across the UK and North America and a catalogue of club-focused originals with the grit of his UK roots and the weight of the North American club scene.
Polished enough for editorial, but built with DJs in mind — the kind of track that hits hardest in real time.
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BROSA is the long-running DJ/production partnership of Brody Jenner and Devin Lucien. First known as Brody x Devin, they built their name in the nightlife circuit with high-energy sets and onstage chemistry, earning residencies across Atlantic City, Chicago, New York, and a lasting Las Vegas presence with Tao Group, Zouk, and Drai's. Reintroduced as BROSA, the duo focuses on groove-driven tech house and bass house for clubs and festival stages, including high-level slots at EDC Mexico, EDSea, and other major festival stages. Their debut with CYRIL, "128-140-111 (Surrender)," arrived via Spinnin' Records, and in 2026 they delivered "Back to Ibiza," a rework of Mike Posner's "I Took a Pill in Ibiza."
BROSA's debut EP with Kelland, REAL FRIENDS — a joint release between Milk & Honey Records and West Coast Residency — quickly surpassed 1 million streams and earned editorial placements across partners: Spotify's Nasty Bits (#14), Tech House Operator (#17), All New Dance, and New Music Friday Canada, plus Amazon Music's Fresh EDM and Beatport's Bass House new-release placement.
British-born, West Coast-based DJ and producer Olly Watt delivers high-energy house, blending the grit of his UK roots with the weight of the North American club scene. His remixes and edits have earned multiple #1 spots across SoundCloud and Hypeddit charts, and he's been supported on major festival stages worldwide. With a growing catalogue of club-focused original releases, Olly continues to build momentum as an emerging name in the bass and tech house scene.