Australian producer What So Not has released his latest single, Candy Flipping.
The track features Alina Pash, Jack Blom, and NERVE.
It also serves as the third and final preview of his upcoming EP, I SAW A TRAP DJ AND IT CHANGED MY BIO CHEMISTRY.
Among the songs released from the project so far, Candy Flipping stands out as one of its most ambitious productions.
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Exploring Opposite Emotions
The EP has followed a journey through contrasting emotions.
The first single, EVEREST, focused on healing. MONA LISA then explored themes of self-destruction.
Positioned between those two releases, Candy Flipping examines the tension between opposing emotional states.
According to What So Not, the song represents “a dance of the human ego.”
It explores themes such as euphoria, identity, transformation, and self-reflection through a cinematic musical approach.
What So Not avoided repeating the sound that made him popular in the 2010s.
Instead, he explored new ideas and embraced unpredictability throughout the record.
A New Chapter of Creative Experimentation from What So Not
Throughout his career, What So Not has continuously reinvented his sound.
Born Emoh Instead, he first gained recognition alongside Flume during the early years of Australia’s bass music scene.
He later established a successful solo career with releases on OWSLA and his own label.
His catalog also includes collaborations with artists such as Skrillex, Daya, and George Maple, reflecting his willingness to explore different musical directions.
As the final single before the EP arrives, Candy Flipping continues that creative philosophy.
The track combines adventurous songwriting with experimental production while exploring themes of human connection and personal growth.