Fresh on the heels of announcing Whyte Fang‘s first-ever Coachella performance, Alison Wonderland‘s alter ego turns in “Transport God.” The track arrives as the fourth early-release single from her sub-alias’ looming debut album. “Transport God” is now streaming everywhere on Wonderland’s recently launched electronic imprint, FMU Records. Materializing after “TIDES,” “333,” and “Girl,” respectively, the dissonant new bass offering further solidifies Whyte Fang’s brimming role as a genre-bending tastemaker in an equally amorphous electronic landscape.

Alongside the new release, FMU Records has announced its official label launch party. Scheduled for March 10 at an undisclosed NYC warehouse, the event will feature FMU signees Dabow, sumthin sumthin, Villa, and Aliiias, as well as a rare live set from Whyte Fang herself. Indulge in a mind-melting blend of trap drums and synthetic flourishes by streaming Whyte Fang’s fourth early-release album single, “Transport God,” below.

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