Arundel Steps Forward With Crucast EP Showcasing the Full Scope of His Sound

Arundel has been steadily building his name within UK Garage over the past few years, and this latest EP feels like the moment things properly click into place. With a growing catalogue on Crucast and a clear identity behind his sound, he’s now stepping forward with a release that shows exactly what he’s about.

At the heart of the EP is ‘surround me<3’, a track that leans into the more emotional side of his production. The ‘<3’ tag has become a signature for these moments, marking out his deeper, more introspective club records. It’s a simple idea, but one that works, giving listeners an instant sense of tone while still keeping things rooted in the dancefloor.

On the other side, ‘BOMB!’ and ‘Overkill’ bring things back to the heavier sound he first made his name with. Both tracks are direct and club-focused, built for DJs who want something with a bit more punch. There’s no overcomplication here, just effective, high-energy UK Garage and Bassline that does exactly what it needs to.

What makes the EP land is the balance between those two sides. It doesn’t feel forced or overly conceptual, just a natural reflection of where Arundel is at right now as a producer. He’s not boxed into one sound, and this release makes that clear.
For anyone hearing him for the first time, this is a solid introduction. For those already paying attention, it’s another step forward. Either way, Arundel is moving with intent.