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Melé Links With Jords And Wonky Logic On ‘So High’ Ahead Of Defected LP

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International producer and DJ Melé returns with “So High,” a dynamic collaboration with UK rapper Jords and multi-instrumentalist Wonky Logic, marking the first single from his forthcoming album on Defected Records. Known for his percussive, high-energy approach to house music, Melé continues to expand his sound here, fusing club rhythms with a distinctly UK hip-hop edge.

As the founder of ClubBad, Melé has built a reputation for igniting dancefloors from his native United Kingdom to his current base in Miami, while maintaining a strong connection with Defected Records. That relationship has only deepened in recent years, highlighted by his headline set at a sold-out fabric London show in February 2026, alongside regular appearances at the label’s flagship events in Croatia, Malta, and Ibiza.

So High” sets the tone for what’s to come on his upcoming LP, placing his long-standing love for hip-hop at the forefront. Jords, a key voice in London’s rap scene, brings a fluid, unmistakably UK cadence, building on recent collaborations with J Clu, Kobie Dee, and Marie Dahlstrom. Meanwhile, Wonky Logic adds a live, textural dimension through his intricate guitar work, drawing from a background that includes collaborations with Nala Sinephro, Nubya Garcia, Nightmares on Wax, K.O.G., and Yellow Days.

Together, the trio deliver a track that feels both immediate and layered. Melé’s signature percussion drives the rhythm, while Jords’ lyricism injects personality and narrative, and Wonky Logic’s guitar lines introduce a warm, organic counterpoint. The result is a seamless blend of house and hip-hop influences—bridging electronic production with live instrumentation in a way that feels natural rather than forced.

With “So High,” Melé signals a broader creative direction for his upcoming Defected Records project—one that leans into collaboration, genre crossover, and a more expansive sonic palette. As anticipation builds for the full-length release later in 2026, the single stands as a confident first step into what promises to be a defining chapter in his evolving catalog.

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