‘Technicolour’ brings punchy house grooves from Stephani B and Joe Hunt

Perfect Havoc introduces a standout new collaboration as Manchester’s multi-instrumentalist Stephani B and the industry acclaimed Joe Hunt team up for ‘Technicolour’ featuring rising mystery vocalist Ragdoll. Released on 11th July, the track combines fast-paced rhythms, expressive songwriting, and a fresh approach to house music. Download/stream it here: https://perfecthavoc.lnk.to/technicolour. 

Stephani B continues to build serious momentum. Her single ‘Blade’ recently went viral on TikTok, racking up 28 million views across more than 9,000 organic creations. As a drummer, DJ and Roland SPD-SX Pro ambassador, she brings something different to the booth, blending live performance with full-throttle DJing. With support across BBC Radio 1’s daytime, party and dance shows, plus a UK Shazam Top 100 entry, she’s also taken her sound to the world stage with a huge Tomorrowland debut on the Freedom Stage.

Joe Hunt brings his own weight. The Birmingham-based DJ and producer found significant success in 2024 with ‘Up To No Good’ on Interplanetary Criminal’s ATW imprint and Columbia Records. The track gained live support from the likes of Peggy Gou, Badger, and Girls Don’t Sync, as well as spins on BBC Radio 1, Capital and KISS. His remix credits, charity work and recent tour across Australia and New Zealand show the reach and variety of his output.

Ragdoll steps out from behind the scenes for this feature. Having written for artists like Rita Ora and Gabry Ponte and worked with Rudimental, she now takes centre stage. Her vocals on ‘Technicolour’ are striking and soulful, hinting at a big future to come.

Together on ‘Technicolour’, the trio create a percussive-led club track that balances emotion with fun. Stephani B’s hybrid energy meets Joe Hunt’s underground touch, fusing punchy drums, dynamic production and an infectious vocal topline into a colourful and engaging dancefloor moment.

It’s another strong entry from the Perfect Havoc catalogue. Well-respected as both a record label and management agency, Perfect Havoc continues to shape the sound of modern dance music. With more than 11 billion streams and multiple UK Top 20 singles, its sharp focus on crossover talent and feel-good club tracks remains as strong as ever.

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