Goddess Is A DJ - Bass Queen

Nathassia continues her creative momentum with the release of ‘Bass Queen’, arriving on 16th April via ArchangelUK Recordings under her Goddess Is A DJ alias. Following the success of her recent single ‘Perfect Harmony’ and its accompanying remix package, the new track shifts gears stylistically while maintaining the melodic identity that has become central to her wider output.

Where ‘Perfect Harmony’ leaned into uplifting trance influences, ‘Bass Queen’ pushes firmly into bass house territory, delivering a driving club record built around gritty low-end weight, rolling drum grooves and Nathassia’s instantly recognisable vocal presence. The track unfolds with purpose, layering atmospheric synth textures with rhythmic intensity before locking into a stomping bassline designed for peak-time dancefloor impact.

At its centre, Nathassia’s hypnotic vocal provides both narrative and atmosphere, moving mantra-like through the arrangement and reinforcing the track’s sense of identity and movement. The result is a record that balances club power with an unmistakable melodic core.
Subtle cultural influences continue to shape Nathassia’s productions, reflecting her Dutch and Indian heritage and long-standing interest in blending musical traditions. These elements sit naturally within the arrangement, adding texture and depth without distracting from the track’s club focus.

The Goddess Is A DJ alias builds on Nathassia’s widely followed radio show of the same name, which now reaches more than 10 million listeners across 140 stations in 40 countries. The show has become an important platform for electronic music discovery, positioning her among the most widely broadcast DJs in the global dance scene.
Alongside her production output, Nathassia continues to perform internationally at major venues and festivals, including Ministry of Sound, Eden Ibiza and F38 Brazil.

With ‘Bass Queen’, Nathassia once again demonstrates her ability to move fluidly between styles while maintaining a clear artistic identity. The track channels the physical intensity of bass house while preserving her signature emotional depth and vocal character.