Torcha & Jiqui Go Full Savage Mode On Their Latest Single, “Mucus”

What do you get when two of Canada’s filthiest bass minds join forces? You get “Mucus”. A swampy, stomach-churning dubstep monster that hits harder than a rail of subs to the chest. Out now via HypnoVizion, the track unites Toronto’s Torcha and Vancouver-born, LA-based Jiqui for a collab that’s as sick as it sounds—in the best possible way.

Don’t let the name fool you. This isn’t a novelty track. It’s a full-on sonic onslaught. “Mucus” drips with distortion, rumbling low-end pressure, and violently warped basslines that sound like they were pulled from the belly of some underground creature. It’s the kind of cut built for midnight sets and mosh-ready festival pits—raw, unforgiving, and weirdly beautiful in its chaos.

Torcha, who’s been making serious waves with his dub-rooted, minimalist club sound, continues his ascent after a standout year performing at Wakaan and Submersion. Jiqui, on the other hand, has been steamrolling his way through the scene with collabs alongside giants like Kayzo and Kompany. Together, they’ve cooked up something that’s gnarly, guttural, and absolutely unmissable.

This is Canadian bass at its nastiest and HypnoVizion is all in.

Torcha & Jiqui – Mucus | Download |

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