p-rallel Announces Upcoming EP, ‘Can’t Be Me,’ Shares New Single, “Feel That”
The EP will come out on the Beatport Next Artist’s own label, Nevermind Recordings.

p-rallel has confirmed his next EP, Can’t Be Me. The release will be out on Friday, March 28 via his label, Nevermind Recordings.
Speaking on the four-track project, the UK-born rising talent says, “This project is an evolved version of me. I wanted to capture the feeling of connection I get from DJing, but in my own way—taking that energy and turning it into something fresh.”
To christen the announcement, p-rallel shared the first single from the extended player: “Feel That” featuring the West Coast talent, Drewbyrd. Beginning with spacey, sweeping chords, the beat drops into a swinging, soulful, house music pattern with some light but nimble hip hop vocal entries throughout.
p-rallel has already had a busy and exciting 2025. Other than being selected as a Beatport Next Artist and touring in Australia, Japan, China, Thailand, and India, he’s put out two new singles. First was the deep and groovy collaboration with Dom Valentino, “Fooling Me Twice.” Second was a featured role on the grime-forward track “Brush Them” from Big Zuu and Capo Lee.
“Feel That” by p-rallel is out now via Nevermind Recordings. Buy it on Beatport.
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