If you need a burst of energy, Tom Feral has one ready. "Honeycrisp" is a vibrant, fast-moving instrumental from the Denver producer, released on October 10, 2026 through Tomonomatopoeia. It mixes the grooves of UK garage with punchy breakbeats and drum and bass influences, and it never sits still for long.
UK Garage Meets Breakbeats
"Honeycrisp" sits somewhere between electronica, alternative dance and stutter house. The foundation is the infectious, skipping groove of UK garage, but Tom Feral pushes it forward with punchy breakbeats and touches of drum and bass. The result is a track that feels familiar and fresh at the same time, built for movement from the first bar.
Crisp percussion keeps everything tight, while a driving bass line gives the track its push. It is the kind of production that rewards a good sound system, but it works just as well on a run or a commute.
Playful and Feel-Good
What really defines "Honeycrisp" is its mood. The melodies are playful and bright, and the whole track has an energetic, feel-good atmosphere. Instead of peaking early, it keeps building momentum, adding layers and intensity as it goes. Without any vocals, the melodies and rhythms do all the talking, and they say plenty.
The title suits the sound. Like the apple it is named after, the track is sweet, sharp and snappy, with a crunch in the drums that makes it stand out.
Part of the Mango Album
"Honeycrisp" is one of eight tracks on Tom Feral's album Mango, which he released alongside the more experimental Rotten. Mango is the more melodic of the two, and "Honeycrisp" brings the upbeat, dancefloor side of that record. Fans of the title track "Mango" will find a similar sense of color here, with a lot more speed.
About Tom Feral
Tom Feral is a Denver-based experimental electronic artist and producer who releases his music through his label Tomonomatopoeia. Since his debut single "freaks (we're just happier)" in March 2023, he has collaborated with artists including Tyler Benderr, XOXOSTARGIRL and Thomas Klein. "Honeycrisp" shows how comfortably he moves between styles, from experimental electronica to high-energy club tracks.
Final Thoughts
"Honeycrisp" is a fun, high-energy instrumental that blends UK garage, breakbeats and drum and bass into something bright and playful. It is an easy recommendation for anyone who likes their electronic music fast, groovy and full of momentum.
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