BRIDGWATER, U.K. - s4story -- BRIDGWATER, UK - Fast-rising DJ and production duo HERATIKS continue to build momentum across the electronic scene with new dance music in their signature "Bass Tech" sound - a hybrid blending driving tech house grooves, heavy bass house weight, and authentic UK garage swing. The duo's rapid rise includes a #1 spot on the Music Week Charts, national BBC Radio 1 plays, and global release momentum.

Following years of independent production and DJing across the UK, Europe, Thailand, and the US, early momentum built around an unreleased bootleg of Kylie Minogue and The Blessed Madonna's 'Edge of Saturday Night'. Their debut original single, 'Drop Tha Spot', reached #10 in the Spinnin' Records Talent Pool, earned the "Rave Horn" on a Data Transmission live stream, and was named "Sound of the Weekend" on BBC Introducing The West before peaking at #25 on the Traxsource Tech House Top 100.

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HERATIKS achieved major chart success after delivering an official remix for Alex Party's iconic anthem, 'Read My Lips' (Charlie Big x Shanie x Lizzie Curious). The release hit #1 on the Music Week Commercial Pop Top 30 Chart, reached the Beatport Bass House Top 10, and earned national plays on BBC Radio 1 with Jaguar, Radio 1 Dance, and Kisstory. Following this, BBC Introducing host James Threlfall requested an exclusive 10-minute "100% Producer MiniMix" featuring unreleased HERATIKS tracks.

Continuing to push new music into the scene, their official remix for 'RUB AH DUB' hit #3 on both the Music Week Commercial and Upfront Club Charts simultaneously. Follow-up original single 'Hands Up High' on Data Transmission's dt weapons imprint received support from Fatboy Slim, Roger Sanchez, Joris Voorn, Paco Osuna, and a spotlight feature on 'MistaJam Reacts'.

On the live front, HERATIKS have brought their Bass Tech sound to Ministry of Sound in London (The 103), the ECHO Thames Boat Party, Koolwaters Reunion at Labyrinth in Taunton, and the Bora Bora World Tour at The Grand Pier in Weston-super-Mare.

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Focusing heavily on studio production moving forward, the duo currently have three artist collaborations and multiple original works in development while remaining open to select festival and club dates across the UK, Europe, and globally.

To read the full article on the rise of their Bass Tech vibe and their journey from Somerset studios to the Music Week charts, visit the official feature on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/rise-bass-tech-how-heratiks-built-music-week-1-bbc-radio-supported-aaqme (https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/rise-bass-tech-how-heratiks-built-music-week-1-bbc-radio-supported-aaqme?utm_source=gemini)