Rising star BETH returns with a two-track heater that channels the soul of house music through a fresh, fearless lens. Dropping on Eats Everything’s celebrated Edible imprint, the Hallelujah is a bold statement from one of the UK’s most exciting new artists.Lead track “Hallelujah” is a thunderous blend of gospel fire and underground grit. With its driving drums, preacher-style vocal, and a surging, spiritual energy, this is a proper hands-in-the-air anthem for the heads. BETH brings passion, power, and authenticity, reminding the dancefloor of house music’s soulful roots, while giving it a 2025 upgrade that hits hard and hits home.On the flip side “What Is House” delivers a stripped-back, stomping groove, with a commanding vocal mantra that feels like both a history lesson and a battle cry. It’s raw. It’s rhythmic. It’s real. BETH taps into warehouse culture’s essence, blending classic house attitude with her own modern, boundary-pushing sound. Glasgow’s own BETH has exploded onto the scene with a unique fusion of raw underground energy and soulful dancefloorappeal. Her sets have made waves across some of the UK's most respected clubs and festivals, from SWG3 and 93 Feet East to Ministry of Sound, FLY Open Air, Highest Point, and TRNSMT. Sharing the stage with names like Patrick Topping, SOSA, Eats Everything, and Sam Divine, she’s quickly proving herself as a mainstage contender.Her production journey is just as impressive. Debut track “Check It” (Under No Illusion) received airplay on BBC Radio 1 from Pete Tong, Danny Howard, and Jaguar, while her Dansu Discs release Diamonds & Pearls earned playlist support from Marco Carola, Jamie Jones, Arielle Free, and Moxie.With her profile rising fast and her music hitting even harder, BETH is on course to become one of the UK’s defining dance voices, and Hallelujah is another big step in that journey.
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