Chase & Status push boundaries with ‘Generic Everything’ album

The duo's latest project challenges conformity in music amidst a saturated landscape.

Told by Jake Donovan · 27 August 2026

Chase & Status are back with a new album titled ‘Generic Everything’, launching on October 2. The duo is stepping away from genre limitations, collaborating with a range of artists including J Hus, Little Simz, and Skrillex. Their latest single, ‘Gone Too Far’, features the soul-stirring vocals of Debbie, showcasing a blend of D&B and pop that resonates deeply.

In a world increasingly dictated by algorithms and the familiar, Chase & Status are pushing back. They describe their new work as a resistance to the pressures of conformity, symbolized by the ‘cube’—a metaphor for the constraints on creativity. Their ambition? To break free and produce music that feels genuinely distinctive.

This album caps off an exhilarating festival season for the duo, who headlined major events like Tomorrowland and the British Grand Prix. Their performance at Reading & Leeds this weekend further cements their status as titans in the D&B and rap scenes. As they pivot towards a more eclectic sound, we’re here for it—especially as they prepare to debut their immersive SECTION 63 project, which has made stops in Perth, London, and Tilburg.

With their previous single ‘BACKBONE’ making waves for 15 weeks in the Top 10, anticipation for ‘Generic Everything’ is palpable. The duo's willingness to reshape their sound and challenge industry norms speaks volumes about their commitment to innovation. Australia, particularly Perth, should stay tuned as Chase & Status bring their electrifying energy Down Under.