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Black V Neck and SHADED combine on ‘Salmon’ on Dirtybird

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Alright, party people, get ready to dive headfirst into the groove with Black V Neck and SHADED’s latest banger, ‘Salmon’, making a splash on Dirtybird this November 21, 2025.

These Miami maestros, Black V Neck, are known for beats that stick with you like sand after a beach rave.

They’ve teamed up with LA’s own SHADED, who’s got the club vibes cooler than a poolside cocktail. Together, they’re whipping up a sound fresher than a sea breeze, ready to set the dance floor on fire.

Dirtybird, the legendary label that’s been stirring up the underground with its quirky, bass-heavy grooves, is throwing a 20th-anniversary bash this year. It’s been two decades of beat sorcery, turning unknowns into dancefloor heroes and making waves worldwide.

Dirtybird’s been the go-to nest for those who dare to innovate, and their is a testament to their rhythm wizardry and love for the community. ‘Salmon’ flows like a river of rippling synths and tight percussion, creating an irresistible groove that keeps the crowd moving like a school of fish at a disco.

This track’s got that perfect blend of energy and precision, making it the secret weapon for those late-night sets where the vibe is just right. The playful yet relentless rhythm showcases the duo’s knack for crafting dancefloor anthems that’ll have you grooving till your feet scream for a timeout.

Picture this: you’re at a beach party, the sun’s dipping below the horizon, and suddenly ‘Salmon’ starts pumping through the speakers.

Everyone’s riding the groove like they’re surfing the waves.

It’s a vibe that grabs you, shakes you up, and makes you forget the world as you dance like nobody’s watching.

Buy / Stream ‘Salmon’ https://dirtybirdrecs.ffm.to/salmon

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Grahame Farmer

Grahame Farmer’s love affair with electronic music goes back to the mid-90s when he first began to venture into the UK’s beloved rave culture, finding himself interlaced with some of the country’s most seminal club spaces. A trip to dance music’s anointed holy ground of Ibiza in 1997 then cemented his sense of purpose and laid the foundations for what was to come over the next few decades of his marriage to the music industry.

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