Rock meets hard dance as three genre-defying artists fuse hard techno, dubstep and metal
July 31, 2026 - Following a summer of performances across the world's biggest festivals, rock-meets-dubstep innovator Sullivan King, hard dance force TRYM and dubstep producer Graphyt debut their new collaboration "Rumble”. Blurring the lines between hard techno, dubstep and metal, the track brings together three artists known for pushing the heavier edges of electronic music.
“Rumble” collides metal-charged bass, high-BPM rave energy and razor-edged French sound design. When the vocal “When the Rumble Hits” comes in, a hard-hitting dubstep drop takes over, intensifying the track’s raw energy and creating a moment that demands to be felt. Already road-tested by both Sullivan King and TRYM, the record arrives with major festival momentum heading into release.
Sullivan King recently made his Ultra Europe debut as a headliner while also being the first DJ to ever play the hard rock festival Welcome To Rockville. “Rumble” lands on the heels of his explosive collaboration with T-Pain and Zoey808, “Push Up”. With a number of other big name collaborations coming in the next few months, the second half of 2026 will see Sullivan King continuing to break down boundaries and do the unexpected.
Following the recent release of his single “Ow I Know”, TRYM continues his momentum with “Rumble”, his latest collaboration with Sullivan King and Graphyt. The release follows a packed festival season, including a recent performance on the Atmosphere Stage at Tomorrowland, where TRYM premiered “Rumble” live to thousands of fans. Earlier this summer, he also celebrated Paris Saint-Germain’s Champions League victory with a special hometown performance in Paris. With upcoming appearances at Sziget and Ultra Japan, TRYM continues to position himself as one of the leading names in the new wave of hard techno.
“Rumble” reflects the growing crossover across today’s global electronic music scene, seamlessly merging heavy metal influences with the energy of contemporary rave culture.
“Rumble” collides metal-charged bass, high-BPM rave energy and razor-edged French sound design. When the vocal “When the Rumble Hits” comes in, a hard-hitting dubstep drop takes over, intensifying the track’s raw energy and creating a moment that demands to be felt. Already road-tested by both Sullivan King and TRYM, the record arrives with major festival momentum heading into release.
Sullivan King recently made his Ultra Europe debut as a headliner while also being the first DJ to ever play the hard rock festival Welcome To Rockville. “Rumble” lands on the heels of his explosive collaboration with T-Pain and Zoey808, “Push Up”. With a number of other big name collaborations coming in the next few months, the second half of 2026 will see Sullivan King continuing to break down boundaries and do the unexpected.
Following the recent release of his single “Ow I Know”, TRYM continues his momentum with “Rumble”, his latest collaboration with Sullivan King and Graphyt. The release follows a packed festival season, including a recent performance on the Atmosphere Stage at Tomorrowland, where TRYM premiered “Rumble” live to thousands of fans. Earlier this summer, he also celebrated Paris Saint-Germain’s Champions League victory with a special hometown performance in Paris. With upcoming appearances at Sziget and Ultra Japan, TRYM continues to position himself as one of the leading names in the new wave of hard techno.
“Rumble” reflects the growing crossover across today’s global electronic music scene, seamlessly merging heavy metal influences with the energy of contemporary rave culture.
'Rumble' is out now via all streaming platforms.
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Please find the press kit for ‘Rumble’ here.
Please find the press kit for ‘Rumble’ here.
For more information and press opportunities, contact:
Esmeralda Slim - trym@themediananny.nl
Esmeralda Slim - trym@themediananny.nl
About Sullivan King
Sullivan King makes music to rage to. As a producer, guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter he fuses dubstep and rock creating his own space in the electronic and alternative scenes. Sullivan King’s unique live show finds the artist shredding on guitar, singing, DJing, and jumping into the pit. 2026 starts with Sullivan King’s first headline European tour, followed by a packed festival season, the continuation of his Vegas residency and a diverse music release schedule featuring upcoming collaborations with heavyweight names across Hard Rock, Alternative and Electronic. The King has previously worked with Papa Roach, NGHTMRE, Excision, Ice Nine Kills, Subtronics, Kayzo, SVDDEN Death, Slander, Timmy Trumpet, From Ashes To New, Jason Aalon (Fever 333), Taylor Barber (Left to Suffer), DJ Diesel (Shaq), and Aaron Gillespie (Underoath). “Rumble” follows Sullivan King’s explosive collaboration with T-Pain and Zoey808 on “Push Up,” the first official dubstep release from T-Pain’s Bass Bootcamp era.
“Raised on a diet of as much post-hardcore as dubstep, he's setting out to bring the rock and EDM communities together in a way that no-one has done before”. - Jack Rogers, Rock Sound
Sullivan King makes music to rage to. As a producer, guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter he fuses dubstep and rock creating his own space in the electronic and alternative scenes. Sullivan King’s unique live show finds the artist shredding on guitar, singing, DJing, and jumping into the pit. 2026 starts with Sullivan King’s first headline European tour, followed by a packed festival season, the continuation of his Vegas residency and a diverse music release schedule featuring upcoming collaborations with heavyweight names across Hard Rock, Alternative and Electronic. The King has previously worked with Papa Roach, NGHTMRE, Excision, Ice Nine Kills, Subtronics, Kayzo, SVDDEN Death, Slander, Timmy Trumpet, From Ashes To New, Jason Aalon (Fever 333), Taylor Barber (Left to Suffer), DJ Diesel (Shaq), and Aaron Gillespie (Underoath). “Rumble” follows Sullivan King’s explosive collaboration with T-Pain and Zoey808 on “Push Up,” the first official dubstep release from T-Pain’s Bass Bootcamp era.
“Raised on a diet of as much post-hardcore as dubstep, he's setting out to bring the rock and EDM communities together in a way that no-one has done before”. - Jack Rogers, Rock Sound
About Trym
Trym is one of French electronic music’s most compelling modern exports, known for a high-octane sound that fuses hard techno, rave, and hard dance, with his bold love of melody. Emerging from the Paris underground, he quickly built a reputation for sets that push beyond rigid genre lines while keeping mood and connection at the core. With standout records including “R-301” and “Sparkling System,” remixes for artists such as Martin Solveig and Marshall Jefferson, and performances at Tomorrowland, EDC Las Vegas, Free Your Mind, AFAS during ADE, and Les Vieilles Charrues, Trym has steadily expanded his global reach. A landmark Ultra Music Festival b2b with DJ Snake’s The Outlaw alias further underscored his surging profile as one of France’s most distinctive next-generation acts.
Trym is one of French electronic music’s most compelling modern exports, known for a high-octane sound that fuses hard techno, rave, and hard dance, with his bold love of melody. Emerging from the Paris underground, he quickly built a reputation for sets that push beyond rigid genre lines while keeping mood and connection at the core. With standout records including “R-301” and “Sparkling System,” remixes for artists such as Martin Solveig and Marshall Jefferson, and performances at Tomorrowland, EDC Las Vegas, Free Your Mind, AFAS during ADE, and Les Vieilles Charrues, Trym has steadily expanded his global reach. A landmark Ultra Music Festival b2b with DJ Snake’s The Outlaw alias further underscored his surging profile as one of France’s most distinctive next-generation acts.