Rohaan, the UK-born sonic shapeshifter redefining the edges of bass music, makes his explosive return to HARD Recs with “Got No <3,” out now across all platforms. Marking his fifth release on the label, the new single reinforces Rohaan’s fearless approach to genre-bending, while amplifying his reputation as one of electronic music’s most unpredictable and vital voices.
With “Got No <3,” Rohaan delivers a relentless cut teeming with chaos and creativity. The track opens with a chilling vocal loop—icy and hypnotic—before detonating into a whirlwind of clattering breakbeats, shapeshifting basslines, and glitch-heavy textures. It’s a no-holds-barred ride that fuses elements of UK garage, dubstep, and club-ready bass, filtered through Rohaan’s signature mischievous lens. The result is a high-octane, underground club weapon with an edge sharp enough to cut through any dancefloor.
“Got no love for the bass,” Rohaan cheekily notes, distilling the track’s raw energy into a playful mantra that perfectly captures its defiant tone.
Since debuting on HARD Recs in 2022, Rohaan has blazed an impressive trail through the bass scene with standout releases like “Sticks & Stones,” earning praise from UKF, The Music Essentials, and EKM, while receiving support from industry heavyweights including Thys, Alison Wonderland, NGHTMRE, and SLANDER. His wildly original sound has also caught the ears of genre-defying tastemakers such as Jamie xx, Fred Again.., Four Tet, and John Summit.
Rohaan’s high-energy, genre-fluid DJ sets have lit up stages across the globe, with recent stops at Coachella, Mission Ballroom, Respect LA, and upcoming slots at Shambhala, Nowadaze, and Tomorrowland. Offstage, his discography continues to span some of the most respected imprints in electronic music, including VISION, Hospital, Deadbeats, and bitbird.
After landing ‘Album of the Year’ and ‘Artist of the Year’ nods from UKF for his breakout 2020 debut album Bleach, and recently securing a DJ Mag Breakthrough Artist nomination, Rohaan shows no signs of slowing down.
With “Got No <3,” he stakes another bold claim in the global bass conversation—equal parts dancefloor disruptor and sonic innovator, tearing through boundaries with every beat.
Listen to “Got No <3” now via HARD Recs.