Bass producer, DJ, and internet personality HEYZ is stepping into 2026 with a bold statement release, transforming Jay-Z’s iconic “Dirt Off Your Shoulder” into a heavy, hard-hitting dubstep anthem. Arriving February 18, the flip marks one of the first major bass remixes of the year and showcases HEYZ’s knack for reimagining legendary material through a modern, high-impact lens.
Known for blending humor, sharp storytelling, and explosive low-end production, HEYZ has carved out a lane that cuts through the noise both online and onstage. His rapid rise in the bass scene has earned co-signs from global superstars like Drake and Justin Bieber, while his online presence continues to surge. Early teasers of his flip on Taylor Swift’s “The Fate of Ophelia” pulled in over 100,000 views before its official release, signaling serious engagement and a fast-growing fanbase tuned into his every move.
His rework of “Dirt Off Your Shoulder” takes the swagger and resilience of the original Jay-Z record and amplifies it with a darker, more aggressive sonic edge. Built around thunderous drops, gritty bass design, and forward-driving energy, the track channels the same message of confidence and defiance, only now tailored for festival stages and late-night bass sets. It’s a reinvention that respects the legacy while pushing the sound squarely into dubstep territory.
The release lands on the heels of a breakout touring year. After a successful run on his HEYZ’D and Confused Tour in 2025, HEYZ is carrying that momentum straight into a packed 2026 schedule. His upcoming headline show at Denver’s iconic Ogden Theatre is already on track to sell out this March, further cementing his draw as a live act. Beyond his own shows, he’s set to appear at some of the world’s most prominent festival stages, including Beyond Wonderland Chicago, Electric Forest, and Dancefestopia, with more dates expected to follow.
With viral reach, heavyweight support, and a fearless approach to flipping classics, HEYZ is proving he’s more than just an internet personality — he’s a rising force in bass music, and “Dirt Off Your Shoulder” is the latest proof that he’s only getting louder.