What So Not has officially released his long-awaited I SAW A TRAP DJ AND IT CHANGED MY BIO CHEMISTRY EP. The six-track project arrives today, August 14, via his independent creative direction.
The release follows months of anticipation and several singles from the project. It also marks a return to the trap and bass sounds that helped shape What So Not’s career.
A Return To What So Not’s Roots
The new EP looks back at the early days of internet-era trap. However, What So Not does not simply recreate the sound.
Instead, he brings those influences into his current production style. Heavy bass, cinematic textures, and unusual melodies give the project a modern edge.
The EP also reflects how much his sound has changed over the years. What So Not has moved through drum & bass, experimental electronic music, and live instrumentation. Now, he is reconnecting with the ebassnergy that first inspired him.
Six Tracks, One Creative Direction
The six-track EP explores several sides of What So Not’s sound. Each track brings a different energy, while the production stays rooted in bass-heavy electronic music.
From the emotional moments of ‘Everest’ to the heavier sounds of ‘Mona Lisa’ and ‘Candy Flipping,’ the project keeps moving without losing its identity.
Rather than focusing on one sound, What So Not lets the EP evolve from track to track. The result feels nostalgic, but it still sounds like a new chapter for the producer.
Looking Back To Move Forward
For What So Not, this project represents more than a return to an earlier sound.
The Australian producer has spent years pushing himself into new territory. Now, he is looking back at the music that helped shape him while approaching it with everything he has learned since.
That idea sits at the heart of I SAW A TRAP DJ AND IT CHANGED MY BIO CHEMISTRY. The EP celebrates the sounds that changed electronic music while giving What So Not room to explore them on his own terms.
The release also arrives alongside his intimate North American tour. The shows bring the new music into smaller rooms and offer fans a more direct experience of the project.
With I SAW A TRAP DJ AND IT CHANGED MY BIO CHEMISTRY, What So Not is not simply revisiting his past. Instead, he is using it as a starting point for what comes next.
