The southern hip-hop meets bass music phenomenon known only as Daily Bread has officially returned to the airwaves! The Atlanta production maestro just dropped his brand new album titled “Vanishing […]
The southern hip-hop meets bass music phenomenon known only as Daily Bread has officially returned to the airwaves! The Atlanta production maestro just dropped his brand new album titled “Vanishing Point.”
This marks a new era for Daily Bread, balancing the energy and love he has built within his community for the past decade with the explosion of popularity for heavy-hitting bass music.
2026 has been a monstrous year for Daily Bread. He’s already performed at landmark music festivals like Bonnaroo, Electric Forest, Lightning in a Bottle, and even as the co-headliner of Of The Trees’ curated Camp Alderwild in Telluride, Colorado this year. As he finishes up his 2026 festival circuit, Daily Bread is gearing up for his 28-stop nationwide Flash Flood Tour, featuring support from the likes of ProbCause, Vincent Antone, Steller, Motifv and more talented DJs and producers.
Today, he’s bringing his flocks of bread-head fans exactly what they’ve been waiting for. His new album “Vanishing Point” is out now and contains thirteen new tracks from one of the hottest names in bass music.
The follow up album to Daily Bread’s fan-favorite 2023 “Invisible Cinema“, today’s new album spans genres and styles in a similar way as his last, but it takes things too much different heights.
The album starts off with “Repeat Message,” a love letter to things missed from the past. It brings that classic Daily Bread groove – sultry samples relentlessly chopped up and topped with shimmering progressions and plucks.
“Soaring In The Sky” brings us another staple of Daily Bread’s work, filthy and distorted basslines that shatter the speakers and induce the stankiest of bass faces. The single was released back in June and was many listeners introduction to this next era of DB.
“Brown Mtn Nights” takes us down the backroads and into the woods, transporting us to another place entirely. Hypnotic and mystifying, the sampled vocalist acts as a siren pulling in the listener towards its auditory bliss.
“Working The Plan” sees Daily Bread returning to the studio with Jonah Cruzz, whose voice fans may recognize from past collabs “Applying Pressure” and “Phone Jumping.” This one is going to be absolutely WILD live, as its fluttering bass is perfect for big speaker systems.
Other standouts from the album were “Waves At Sunset,” “A Long Time” featuring Late Night Radio and “Strange Love.”
What did you think of Daily Bread’s new album “Vanishing Point?” Let us know your favorite track in the comments below.
