Hi I’m House Releases Their Debut Single, “FMATF"

Hi I’m Ghost has officially released his debut single “FMATF,” under his house alias Hi I’m House. Known for their insane bass and singles such as “Death Rail” and “Spooky Riddim,” the dubstep producers have been experimenting with different genres since they broke into the scene. “FMATF” leans into a different side of their talent with simple, chill beats and the addition of JayRose’s fun vocals.

Standing for “Find Me At The Function,” the track calls listeners to party, reflected by contagious beats and a catchy hook. It originally started as a joke between Hi I’m Ghost and rising musician JayRose. Eventually, it transformed into a lighthearted collaboration.

FIND ME AT THE FUNCTION IS OUT NOW WITH JAYROSE!!! I HOPE YOU LIKE IT, ITS CUTE & FUN ???? pic.twitter.com/2dUpfQ990c
— Hi I’m House (@hiimhouse) May 26, 2023

His first single is a strong start with an upbeat vibe and energetic build-ups and drops. Nathan Davis, part of Hi I’m Ghost and the creator of Hi I’m House, is on a mission to create carefree music that encourages having a good time.

There is no saying which way Hi I’m House will go next, especially considering his willingness to dive into all types of electronic music. All in all, “FMATF” is infectious and makes you want to dance. Their bass comes through in the track while remaining different from their signature bone-chilling sound.

Hi I’m Ghost recently wrapped up their first headlining tour and is set to play in Las Vegas and Los Angeles, as well as Toxic Summer and Lost Lands. Hi I’m Ghost has made a mark on the bass scene, playing with artists like Excision and Barely Alive, as well as tearing up the stages at Bass Canyon and Nocturnal Wonderland. It is clear that they are continuing to evolve as they experiment with house through their side project.

As they continue to float through different genres, there is hopefully more to come from Hi I’m House. The producers and JayRose have another collaboration coming out in the near future. Until then, listen to their first release, “FMATF” here: