Ruckus Records Fires Back with DJ Sax’s Explosive New Single

Electronic dance music veteran DJ Sax (Grant Saxena) is back with a statement release. Returning to his own imprint, Ruckus Records, the internationally respected producer unleashes “Detonator”, a high-impact electro house anthem arriving on 10 July 2026.

Built for festival stages and peak-time club sets, “Detonator” is an explosive fusion of driving grooves, thunderous acid basslines, and electrifying sirens designed to ignite dancefloors from the very first drop. Delivering relentless energy from start to finish, the record captures everything fans have come to expect from one of dance music’s most versatile performers.

With a career spanning more than a decade, Grant Saxena—better known as DJ Sax—has established himself as both a globally touring DJ and accomplished producer. Since releasing his first record in 2010 through Televisionary Records, he has performed across North America, Europe, Asia, and beyond, bringing his signature blend of genre-defying electronic music to audiences worldwide.

His performances have taken him to iconic events and venues including Burning Man, alongside shows throughout Mexico, India, and France, while his productions have consistently earned support from established artists across the electronic music scene.

DJ Sax’s production catalogue has also enjoyed impressive commercial success, with multiple Beatport chart-toppers and Top 10 releases, including “This Could Be (Original Mix),” “So Cold (Grant Saxena Remix),” “Distressor EP,” and “Synergist EP.” His ability to combine powerful melodies, innovative sound design, and dancefloor-focused production has become a defining characteristic of his music.

As founder of Ruckus Records, established in 2015, DJ Sax has continued pushing electronic music forward while supporting fresh talent and championing high-energy club records. “Detonator” marks another milestone for both the artist and the label, showcasing the uncompromising sound that has made his productions favorites among DJs worldwide.

The new single wastes no time getting to work. A hypnotic groove lays the foundation before a monstrous acid bassline tears through the mix, accompanied by piercing sirens and explosive drops that are engineered for maximum crowd reaction. Whether played in intimate underground clubs or on massive festival main stages, “Detonator” delivers pure adrenaline and unstoppable momentum.

With summer festival season in full swing, “Detonator” arrives as an essential weapon for DJs looking to raise the energy level. Combining classic electro house intensity with modern production techniques, the track demonstrates why DJ Sax remains one of the scene’s most enduring and innovative artists.

Release Date: 10 July 2026

Pre-order now on Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/detonator/7030264

If you’re looking for a high-octane electro house anthem capable of setting dancefloors alight, DJ Sax’s “Detonator” deserves a place at the top of your playlist.

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