UNIIQU3 and Swick Link for 'Papi' with Spank Rock and Jazz Alonso

Cross-Genre Bass Collaboration

UNIIQU3 has released Papi, a new single produced with Australian bass specialist Swick and featuring vocals from hip-hop artist Spank Rock and singer Jazz Alonso. The track blends hip-hop, R&B, and contemporary bass music production, drawing from influences outside traditional EDM boundaries.

The UK-based producer has built a reputation for collaborating across genres, working with artists from underground bass circles and mainstream platforms. Papi layers vocal performances over club-ready production that balances energy with musical detail. The track reflects UNIIQU3's diverse influences, from trap rhythms to UK garage and pop production techniques.

Swick Brings Australian Bass Sensibility

Swick's production work is evident in the track's low-end design and drop construction. The Australian producer is known for crafting bass music that prioritizes both technical impact and musicality. The collaboration represents an exchange between the Australian bass scene—shaped by Melbourne and Brisbane's electronic music communities—and UNIIQU3's UK-rooted sound.

Vocal Chemistry and Historical Context

Spank Rock's involvement connects the track to his mid-2000s work bridging electronic music and hip-hop, a period that influenced many contemporary genre-fluid producers. Jazz Alonso adds melodic accessibility, and the vocal interplay between the two artists suggests organic collaboration rather than isolated recording sessions.

Papi is available now across streaming platforms.