Fresh from headlining Silverstone’s Formula 1 British Grand Prix last weekend, Chase & Status returned last week with brand new single ‘Disgruntled’, featuring one of the UK’s most influential voices, J Hus alongside regular C&S collaborator Irah. Now, the duo are back with the official video for the single, directed by Sebastian Boon, Joa Spruijt and Robin van Geemen.
The otherworldly and futuristic visual unveils a new visual landscape for Chase & Status, as they usher in an exciting new chapter and the next evolution of their ever expanding sound.
‘Disgruntled’ builds on everything that has made Chase & Status one of the most important acts in British music, effortlessly blurring the lines between rave, rap, soundsystem culture and rock. Pairing Chase & Status’ unmistakable production with J Hus’ unmistakable flow and genre defining artistry, the result is a track that feels both immediate and unpredictable, rooted in UK club culture while pushing firmly into new territory as a genre-blending offering.
This latest release also reflects Chase & Status’ deepening connection to underground club culture. In recent months, the duo have expanded their live world through SECTION 63, which marks a bold new chapter for the duo, evolving the traditional DJ show format into a new experience. The experiences ran across London, Tilburg and all the way to Australia last month.
The release follows a relentless run of singles throughout the start of 2026, including collaborations with Pozer on ‘Through The Pain’, Blade Brown on ‘Doin It More’ and Lancey Foux on ‘Homework’, each reinforcing Chase & Status’ unmatched ability to unite the worlds of electronic music and UK rap while spotlighting some of the country’s most exciting voices.
A key part of Chase & Status’ longevity has always been their instinct for collaboration. Consistently early in identifying and platforming voices that define the moment, they remain true tastemakers within UK music, connecting scenes, generations and sounds with precision. Their catalogue has brought together some of the most important names in British music, including Stormzy, Kano, Giggs, Dizzee Rascal, Wretch 32, Tempa T, Lancey Foux, Blade Brown, Pozer and now J Hus, continuing a legacy of collaborations that shape culture rather than simply reflect it.
‘Disgruntled’ arrives at a landmark moment for Chase & Status, who remain firmly at the forefront of UK electronic music. This is off the back of a sensational few years for the duo: ‘Baddadan’ spent over 15 weeks in the UK Top 10 and achieved Platinum certification, while ‘Backbone’ featuring Stormzy became their first ever UK Number One single. Alongside a record breaking sold out UK arena tour and landmark shows including their Milton Keynes National Bowl takeover, Chase & Status have reaffirmed their status as one of the most influential acts in British music.
This August they will add another milestone when they close out the Mainstage as headliners at British festival institution Reading & Leeds, once again demonstrating their ability to command audiences on the country’s biggest stage.
With over 2.5 billion global streams, a BRIT Award for British Producer of the Year, and more than two decades at the cutting edge of UK dance music, their impact continues to span generations and scenes.
With ‘Disgruntled’ featuring J Hus & Irah Chase & Status begin an exciting new chapter. Bigger, bolder and driven by the same instinct that has kept them at the forefront of British music for over twenty years, the single marks the first glimpse of what comes next.