Josh Baker enters 2026 in emphatic style, collaborating with Silva Bumpa and Paige Cavell on slick new club roller ‘Feel This Way’ via his Bakers Dozen label. The track marks the first collaboration between all three artists and arrives following months of buzz on the dancefloor.
Already a proven weapon in Josh’s sets, ‘Feel This Way’ has been picking up heat following repeated plays across the summer in Ibiza, at Creamfields, his B2B with Seth Troxler for the You&Me ADE showcase, his December Manchester pop-up and during his viral Boiler Room debut, to name a few. The production captures the Mancunian’s signature sound, pairing his trademark synth work and rolling grooves with Sheffield trailblazer Silva Bumpa’s unmistakable UK Garage influence, while Paige Cavell’s delicate yet distinctive vocals provide the track’s emotional centre.
‘Feel This Way’ continues the strong rise of Bakers Dozen, which has enjoyed a standout launch year. Releases including ‘Leave A Message’ featuring Poppy Wright, ‘Dr Feel Right’ featuring Egyptian Lover and Rome Fortune, and ‘Back It Up’ featuring Omar+ – the latter spending 12 weeks in the Official UK Charts – have helped establish the label as an influential new platform, with this latest single setting the tone for a huge 2026 ahead.
On the road, Josh has just completed a five-date Australian tour across Sydney, Melbourne, Victoria and Perth, including a B2B with Prospa. Next up are Circoloco Thailand (17th January), Bali with Seth Troxler (18th January), and a headline show in Dubai on 7th February, rounding off an impressive start to 2026 on the live front.
On the road, Josh has just completed a five-date Australian tour across Sydney, Melbourne, Victoria and Perth, including a standout B2B with Prospa. Next up are Circoloco Thailand (17th January), Bali with Seth Troxler (18th January), and a headline show in Dubai on 7th February. He has also recently announced his biggest-ever headline show at Belsonic in Belfast this June, alongside fresh confirmations as a headline act at Reading & Leeds Festival and Creamfields, underlining his rapid ascent on the global stage.
‘Feel This Way’ follows Josh’s acclaimed ‘Come Closer’ EP on his long-running You&Me Records imprint, a 5-track project that was championed by Mixmag, DJ Mag, Notion, BBC Radio 1 and more. The EP showcased the full breadth of his sound and arrived off the back of multi-week Official Chart entries for ‘Back It Up’ and ‘You Don’t Own Me’, a sold-out 4,000-capacity headline at Magazine London, a widely praised Boiler Room debut, a month-long BBC Radio 1 residency, a sold-out You&Me takeover at The Warehouse Project, constant Ibiza appearances across DC-10, Hï, Amnesia and UNVRS, a Coachella 2026 and Reading & Leeds Festival announcements that solidified his ascent to global headliner status.
On ‘Feel This Way’, Josh is joined by Silva Bumpa, one of the UK’s most exciting garage-led producers, whose forward-thinking take on UKG has earned widespread support across clubs, radio and festivals. Paige Cavell, meanwhile, brings her unmistakable vocal touch to the record, continuing her rise as one of electronic music’s most in-demand vocalists thanks to her ability to balance subtlety and character in equal measure.
With ‘Feel This Way’, Josh Baker once again proves why he is leading the new generation of British house artists, entering a hugely exciting year with purpose, passion and groove. Stream it here.
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