Who is Grabbitz? Grabbitz Songs, Music, Discography & Artists Like Grabbitz

If you follow Adam at all, you know the vibe: bass music that hits somewhere between the gut and the chest. Grabbitz lives in exactly that zone. This American producer has been building something special since 2012, carving out a lane that blends heavy electronic production with genuine songwriting craft. He plays guitar, piano, violin, and cello on his own tracks. That is not typical for EDM producers, and it shows in everything he makes.

4D4M has been listening to Grabbitz for years, and the reason is simple: the music feels human. In an era when a lot of electronic production sounds built by committee, Grabbitz sounds like one person pouring real feeling into every track. He is the kind of artist you put on when you want something that hits hard but also actually means something.

Who Is Grabbitz?

Grabbitz is an American electronic music producer, musician, composer, and DJ who has been active since 2012. He broke through in 2014 when “Here with You Now” landed on Monstercat, the label that launched a generation of electronic acts. That single put him on the radar of bass music fans worldwide and set the tone for a career built on emotional weight and real musicianship.

What sets Grabbitz apart from most producers in his lane is the live instrument background. He writes, performs, and records guitar, piano, violin, and cello on his own material. The result is music that sits somewhere between stadium-ready dubstep drops and indie singer-songwriter depth. Over the years he has released work on Monstercat, Ultra, Mau5trap, and Hopeless Records, covering ground across dubstep, trap, drum and bass, and dance-rock.

His collaborations include Subtronics, ILLENIUM, Rezz, GRiZ, Pegboard Nerds, Savoy, and Sullivan King. He also contributed “Die For You” and “Ticking Away” to the VALORANT game soundtrack, reaching audiences well outside the traditional EDM space.

Grabbitz’s Sound Explained

The Grabbitz sound is hard to box in, which is part of why it connects across multiple listener bases. At the core, he is a bass music producer. His dubstep and trap productions carry real weight, with drops designed to feel physical. But unlike a lot of pure bass acts, Grabbitz builds genuine emotional arcs into his songs. The melodies stick. The vocals, often his own, carry real feeling and hold up as songwriting, not just production flourishes.

The live instrument influence bleeds through everything. Guitar lines weave through electronic arrangements. Piano gives tracks a warmth that pure synth work rarely achieves. There is a dance-rock DNA running underneath a lot of his material, something that makes tracks feel like they could work on a stage with a live band just as well as in a DJ set. When he collaborates with acts like Rezz or Subtronics, he brings melodic and vocal sensibility into heavier productions, softening edges and adding dimension without losing impact.

Top Tracks by Grabbitz

Die For You: One of his biggest moments, this VALORANT commission brought Grabbitz to a global audience well outside the traditional bass music bubble. The production is cinematic and the vocal performance is among his strongest work.

Ticking Away (with bbno$): Another VALORANT track, this one pairs Grabbitz with the playful melodic bounce of bbno$. The collab chemistry is genuinely surprising and it works across multiple listening contexts.

Someone Else (with Rezz): Two artists known for moody, hypnotic production finding common ground. Slow-building and unsettling in the best possible way.

Into Pieces (Wooli x Grabbitz Remix): A Subtronics flip that absolutely rips. Grabbitz and Wooli take the original in a heavier direction while keeping the emotional core intact throughout.

Infinity (feat. Grabbitz, by Subtronics): Subtronics at his most melodic, anchored by a Grabbitz vocal that elevates the whole track. A bass music crowd-pleaser with genuine depth under the drops.

When You & Me Dance: Stripped back and genuinely heartfelt. This is Grabbitz in full singer-songwriter mode, hitting differently than the heavier material.

Power (feat. Grabbitz, by Subtronics): Raw energy built for festival main stages and late-night sets alike. Grabbitz’s vocal cuts through the heavy production with precision.

Take Me Home (with GRiZ): Two artists with deep musical roots making something that transcends genre labels. Funk, soul, and electronic production come together cleanly here.

Pain Killer: Pure Grabbitz energy. A heavy, melodically-driven single that showcases his ability to balance production weight and emotional resonance in one track.

You Were Right (ILLENIUM, Wooli, Grabbitz): A three-way collab that plays to every artist’s strengths. ILLENIUM’s emotional intensity, Wooli’s bass approach, and Grabbitz’s vocals lock in cleanly without any element overpowering the others.

Why 4D4M Vibes With Grabbitz

4D4M gravitates toward music with real emotional weight behind the technical craft. The easy route in bass music is stacking aggressive drops and calling it done. Grabbitz takes the harder route: he writes songs, sings them, and plays real instruments on them. That combination of production skill and genuine musical depth is exactly what keeps his tracks in rotation.

The range matters too. Grabbitz moves between dubstep, trap, dance-rock, drum and bass, and singer-songwriter territory without losing his identity. That flexibility makes him valuable both as a live performer and as a dance floor-ready producer. The VALORANT contributions proved what bass music fans already knew: this is a producer whose music connects far outside genre boundaries.

Grabbitz Discography

Year	Release	Label
2014	Here with You Now (Single)	Monstercat
2015	Friends EP	Monstercat
2015	Better with Time EP	Monstercat
2016	All Alone (with Pegboard Nerds, Single)	Monstercat
2017	Things Change	Ultra
2019	Pain Killer (Single)	Mau5trap
2020	Die For You (Single)	Riot Games
2021	Ticking Away feat. bbno$ (Single)	Riot Games
2021	Someone Else with Rezz (Single)	Mau5trap
2022	Infinity feat. Grabbitz (Subtronics)	Never Say Die
2022	When You & Me Dance (Single)	Hopeless
2023	You Were Right (ILLENIUM, Wooli, Grabbitz)	Hopeless

Grabbitz Live and Touring

Grabbitz is a fixture on the North American festival circuit. His live set incorporates live guitar and vocals into an electronic performance, making it feel genuinely different from a standard DJ set. Festivals like Electric Forest, Bass Canyon, and Lost Lands have featured him. Fans who have seen him perform consistently point to the live instrument moments as what separates the show from just playing records. Worth seeing in person if the tour comes through.

Grabbitz FAQ

What genre is Grabbitz?

Grabbitz makes music across EDM, dubstep, trap, indie dance, dance-rock, drum and bass, and electro. He is primarily known as a bass music producer and vocalist, but his range extends well beyond any single genre label. He plays guitar, piano, violin, and cello, giving his productions a texture that distinguishes them from standard electronic acts. If you need one descriptor, emotional bass music gets closest to what he actually sounds like.

What label is Grabbitz on?

Grabbitz has released music on several labels. He started on Monstercat, where his early EPs and breakthrough singles landed. He later moved to Ultra Records for his debut album Things Change. He has also released through Mau5trap, Hopeless Records, and High Intensity. His VALORANT contributions came out through Riot Games. The multi-label history reflects a career that evolved across different scenes.

Did Grabbitz make music for VALORANT?

Yes. Grabbitz contributed two tracks to the VALORANT game soundtrack: “Die For You” and “Ticking Away” (featuring bbno$). Both tracks became significant hits well outside gaming, bringing Grabbitz to a much broader audience than the bass music scene alone. The VALORANT placement was a defining career moment, proving that his songwriting holds up in mainstream commercial contexts as well as underground electronic circles.

Does Grabbitz sing on his own tracks?

Yes, Grabbitz is a vocalist as well as a producer. He writes and performs his own vocals on many of his solo tracks and a number of high-profile collaborations. The singer-songwriter dimension of his work is a major part of what separates him from purely instrumental producers. Tracks like “Pain Killer,” “When You & Me Dance,” and “Die For You” showcase his vocal ability alongside his production skills, which is relatively rare in heavy bass music.

Who has Grabbitz collaborated with?

Grabbitz has collaborated with artists across multiple corners of electronic music. On the bass side he has worked with Subtronics, ILLENIUM, Rezz, GRiZ, Wooli, and Pegboard Nerds. He has also collaborated with Savoy and Sullivan King. His VALORANT tracks put him alongside Riot Games as a creative partner. The breadth of these collaborations reflects the genre-crossing nature of his sound.

Where is Grabbitz from?

Grabbitz is American and has been active in the electronic music scene since 2012. He first gained wide recognition through his Monstercat release in 2014. The North American bass music festival circuit, centered around events like Electric Forest, Bass Canyon, and Lost Lands, has been his primary home ground. His VALORANT appearances brought his music to a truly global audience.

What makes Grabbitz different from other EDM producers?

The live instrument background is the biggest differentiator. Most electronic producers work entirely in software. Grabbitz plays guitar, piano, violin, and cello, incorporating these into both productions and live performances. He also writes and performs his own vocals. That singer-songwriter foundation under the electronic production creates depth that stands out, especially in bass music where technical skill can outpace emotional content. His music connects with listeners who want something heavy but also genuinely felt.

Listen to Grabbitz on Spotify

Listen to Grabbitz on SoundCloud

Grabbitz Online

Platform	Link
Official Website	grabbitzmusic.com
Spotify	Listen on Spotify
SoundCloud	soundcloud.com/grabbitz
Twitter / X	@grabbitz_
Instagram	@grabbitz
Facebook	@grabbitzmusic
YouTube	Grabbitz on YouTube