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Melbourne doesn’t get talked about enough in tech house, and BARTS is quietly changing that. His breakout single “I WANNA ROCK,” out via Westend’s Trace Amounts NYC, locked down #1 on Beatport’s Mainstage chart for over three months, the kind of run that turns a producer into a name people start watching. That momentum didn’t stay local. In February 2026, Martin Garrix brought him onto STMPD RCRDS for a solo release marking the label’s 10-year anniversary, a spot given to artists actively shaping where the label’s sound is headed next. Around the same stretch, TMRW Music, the biggest electronic label in Australia, signed him for multiple releases, giving him a foothold at home while his tracks were already reaching dancefloors abroad. The proof shows up in whose sets his records land in. Tiësto, Odd Mob, Gryffin, Alok, and Martin Garrix have all played BARTS tracks out, pushing his sound onto festival mainstages and club lineups far outside where he started. That run of support helped land him 3rd place for Remixer of the Year at the 2026 EDM Awards. Sharp sound design, a growing list of the right co-signs, and a catalog that keeps climbing. BARTS is early in this, and it shows in the trajectory, not the resume.
First discovered Aug 20, 2026, 7:14 PM