--- title: "Silva Bumpa Did Not Just Release HYPA. He Tested It on London First" description: "Silva Bumpa is Harry Eagle, 25 (born July 2001), a UK garage and bassline DJ from Sheffield. His HYPA EP came out 22 May 2026; Roundhouse 2 October." author: "MNEEMO (Yaroslav Gorovoy)" section: "Releases" published: "2026-05-22T19:04:39Z" modified: "2026-09-25T21:13:21Z" canonical: "https://www.mneemo.com/blog/silva-bumpa-hypa-ep-london-launch-2026/" --- # Silva Bumpa Did Not Just Release HYPA. He Tested It on London First _Silva Bumpa is Harry Eagle, 25 (born July 2001), a UK garage and bassline DJ from Sheffield. His HYPA EP came out 22 May 2026; Roundhouse 2 October._ ![Silva Bumpa Did Not Just Release HYPA. He Tested It on London First](https://www.mneemo.com/assets/blog/silva-bumpa-hypa-ep-london-launch-2026/hero.jpg?v=97c3b518) **Silva Bumpa is Harry Eagle, a 25-year-old UK garage, bassline and speed garage DJ and producer from Sheffield, born in July 2001, and his HYPA EP came out on Friday 22 May 2026 through Room Two Recordings in association with his own Sterling label, one night after a release party under a bridge in West London.** He is best known for bassline-heavy club records like "On 2nite", now his most-played track with over 48 million Spotify plays, and he headlines London's Roundhouse on Friday 2 October 2026, billed as his biggest headline show to date. This is the story of how he put [Silva Bumpa](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/silva-bumpa-quietly-took-over-uk-garage-sets/)'s HYPA in front of London before it reached streaming services, and the question of whether UK garage in 2026 still needs physical rooms to land. House of MNEEMO was there. *Editorial by House of MNEEMO* **HYPA is a four-track, eleven-minute EP released on 22 May 2026 through Room Two Recordings Limited in association with Sterling, with Apple Music describing it as "melodic, club-ready magic built on UK bassline foundations." The evening before, on Thursday 21 May, Sterling put on the release party: "Sterling presents Silva Bumpa + Friends", open-air under a bridge in West London, from 18:00 to 21:00, with RTK Tarantino opening from 18:00 to 19:00 and Silva Bumpa playing a two-hour set from 19:00 to 21:00 from the back of a pickup-style van, smoke and strobes cutting through daylight, MC DT performing live on "Doin' It," and Specialist Moss joining Silva Bumpa on stage for the EP's title track. The most important thing about the night was not any single track. It was that Silva Bumpa did not treat HYPA as a Spotify upload. He treated it as a scene event.** ![Silva Bumpa performing at the HYPA EP release party in London, DJing from the back of a pickup-style van under a concrete bridge while a packed crowd watches during the open-air event.](https://www.mneemo.com/assets/blog/silva-bumpa-hypa-ep-london-launch-2026/img-01.jpg?v=de6f2bc0) *FIG. 02 · Silva Bumpa at the HYPA launch.* ## Quick facts: Silva Bumpa and the HYPA EP - **Artist real name:** Harry Eagle - **Age:** 25, born July 2001 - **From:** Sheffield, his hometown, where he ran a residency at Hope Works - **Genre:** UK garage, bassline and speed garage - **EP title:** HYPA - **Release date:** Friday 22 May 2026 - **Tracks:** 4, "Hypa" with Specialist Moss, "Bludz & Cripz", "Swagger Sound" with Mr Virgo and "Make It Hot" - **Run time:** 11 minutes - **Label:** Room Two Recordings Limited in association with Sterling - **Lead singles ahead of the EP:** "Hypa" with Specialist Moss (17 April 2026) and "Bludz & Cripz" (8 May 2026) - **Apple Music description:** *"Melodic, club-ready magic built on UK bassline foundations"* - **Release party:** Sterling presents Silva Bumpa + Friends, Thursday 21 May 2026, 18:00 to 21:00, open-air under a bridge in West London - **Crowd:** A queue and packed event space that appeared to be close to a roughly 1,000-capacity scale (House of MNEEMO's observation) - **Opening DJ:** RTK Tarantino (18:00 to 19:00) - **Headline set:** Silva Bumpa, 19:00 to 21:00, from the back of a pickup van - **Live guests:** MC DT (on "Doin' It"), Specialist Moss (on "Hypa") - **Production:** Smoke, strobes, daylight sunset - **Biggest track now:** "On 2nite" (29 May 2026), over 48 million Spotify plays - **Next London date:** the Roundhouse, Friday 2 October 2026 > *Editorial by ****House of MNEEMO****. Follow MNEEMO on *[Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/mneemo/)* · *[Spotify](https://open.spotify.com/artist/6CRfFz4vqaUMRUsnUackyP)* · *[YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/@MNEEMO)*.* ## A release party before the release HYPA reached streaming services on Friday 22 May 2026. The night before, it had a party. By the time we arrived, the queue was already wrapped deep outside the space. The event felt built around a roughly 1,000-capacity crowd, and it looked like most of that number had decided that a Silva Bumpa EP launch was worth showing up for in person, not just saving it on Spotify at midnight. That order is the first thing worth saying about the release. Streaming-era UK garage releases do not always require a physical crowd to land commercially. People save tracks, playlist follows pick up, TikTok clips rotate, monthly listeners on Spotify settle into a number, and the artist moves on. Silva Bumpa, now at about 5.6 million monthly Spotify listeners, could have done that. The data would have looked fine either way. He did not. He turned HYPA's release into a street-level London event on the evening before it came out, with a one-thousand-cap queue, two live MC moments, and a sunset. That choice is the editorial story, more than any specific track. UK garage in 2026 has streaming muscle, festival programming, major-label infrastructure behind parts of the catalogue, and a new wave of producers operating at scale that the 2018 to 2020 version of this scene did not have. What it occasionally misses is the part of the format that made the music work in the first place: bodies in a room, an MC on the mic, sub-bass pressure that you feel before you hear. Silva Bumpa's London HYPA launch put that part back in front of the release. ## The setting The setup was deliberately raw: open-air, under a bridge in West London, on a warm late-May evening, with posters on the bridge pillars billing "Sterling presents Silva Bumpa + Friends" from 6pm to 9pm, and the sun still up long enough to give the early hours of the event a sunset palette before strobes started cutting properly through the air. Silva Bumpa played from the back of a pickup-style van rather than a stage. That choice was not for novelty. It was format-honest. The set was delivered at crowd level, with the DJ on a vehicle rather than a riser, and the crowd was not separated from the music by a security barrier. It was the same logic that made early [Boiler Room](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/boiler-room-history-blaise-bellville-superstruct-2026/) broadcasts feel different from the festival sets they were competing with: put the DJ on the same plane as the audience, and the room reads as a shared space, not a performance. RTK Tarantino opened the night with an hour-long warm-up set from 18:00 to 19:00. That programming choice matters too. Warm-up culture in UK club music has been steadily eroded over the past five years by shorter headline windows, festival timetables and the streaming-economy pressure to package events as marquee-name showcases. A real warm-up hour before a headline drop is a small detail that signals a specific level of respect for how UK garage actually functions as a format. RTK Tarantino was not filler. He was the entry point. The room was warmed before the headline set started. Silva Bumpa took over at 19:00 and played for two hours. ## The set, and the catalogue becoming physical A two-hour Silva Bumpa set across his current catalogue is a specific thing to witness, and the records that led to that bridge are worth setting out. The catalogue includes the *What About The DJ?* EP on Locked On from April 2024, the *Check Dis Out* EP on his own STERLING from February 2025, "Doin' It" feat. MC DT on ATW Records in August 2025, now past 19 million Spotify plays, the January 2026 single "Feel This Way" with Josh Baker and Paige Cavell on Baker's Dozen, "Lifting" with Riordan on Room Two in February 2026, and now the four tracks of HYPA, anchored by "Hypa" with Specialist Moss and "Bludz & Cripz." A week after HYPA came "On 2nite", released on 29 May 2026. It is now his most-played record, with over 48 million Spotify plays. The EP's two guests tell you how the catalogue is built. MC DT is the voice on "Doin' It", a 2025 single that has kept growing a year after release. Specialist Moss is the featured artist on "Hypa" itself. Both are the kind of collaborators that make a record work with a live MC in a room, not only on a playlist. He played the hits. He played the new material. The crowd reacted accordingly. The strongest moments, though, were not only the new records. They were the moments where the catalogue became physical. Roughly halfway through the set, MC DT stepped out for "Doin' It." The track has lived as a streaming single since its 2025 release. Hearing it played at an EP launch a year later, with the MC actually present in the room, did something different from a track ID drop. It turned a 2025 single into a 2026 live event. The same record, repositioned. The crowd response confirmed it. ![Posters for Sterling Presents Silva Bumpa + Friends HYPA EP Release Party in West London, advertising the open-air event on Thursday 21 May from 6 PM to 9 PM under the bridge.](https://www.mneemo.com/assets/blog/silva-bumpa-hypa-ep-london-launch-2026/img-02.jpg?v=63d8cb70) *FIG. 03 · HYPA EP release party poster.* Then, deeper into the set, Specialist Moss joined Silva Bumpa on "Hypa" itself. The EP's title track was being played to a London crowd on the eve of its release, with the featured artist physically present. A release party on the eve of release is the kind of thing UK garage's older blueprint used to take for granted and that streaming-era rollouts have quietly stopped doing. A track is dropped at midnight, a press release goes out, social tiles get posted, and the release becomes a digital event. The London HYPA launch insisted that the release could also be a live event. This is the part that matters for editorial framing of the night. HYPA is officially a four-track EP released through Room Two Recordings Limited in association with Sterling. It is a streaming product with major-label infrastructure around it: Room Two's earlier Silva Bumpa singles carry an exclusive licence to Sony Music Entertainment UK. The London presentation made it feel less like a platform release and more like a shared scene document, anchored to a specific time, a specific place and a specific crowd. ## Why this matters for Silva Bumpa's HYPA, and for UK garage in 2026 There is a wider argument here that is worth naming. UK garage in 2026 is not a revival scene. House of MNEEMO has argued this position in earlier coverage [on the wider UKG 2026 picture](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/mneemo-uk-garage-2026-never-left-just-faster/). The scene is operating at full festival scale (Sammy Virji at [Alexandra Palace](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/sammy-virji-alexandra-palace/) and [Finsbury Park](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/sammy-virji-finsbury-park-2026/), [Interplanetary Criminal's mainstream credibility arc](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/interplanetary-criminal-uk-garage-safe-again/), [OMAR+ on the underground producer side](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/omar-plus-read-the-room-uk-garage-rise/), [NOTION's Bristol angle](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/notion-bristol-dj-the-days-remix-mixmag/), and now Silva Bumpa with Room Two and Sony Music UK infrastructure behind parts of his catalogue), and it has the cross-platform reach to drive playlist placements, TikTok rotations and major festival slots in the same calendar year. What the scene has occasionally missed, in the streaming-and-festival version of itself, is the small-room logic that built it. The MC. The crowd. The smoke. The strobes. The sub. The set that is not a 60-minute festival pitch but a real two-hour DJ session in front of a packed room. The London HYPA launch put that logic back at the centre of the release. Not as nostalgia. As a working format choice in 2026. That is why the location, the van, the bridge, the open-air format, the actual warm-up hour, the live guest spots, the smoke and strobes cutting through daylight, the sunset, the queue and the timing, the night before release, all read as a single coherent statement. Silva Bumpa is operating at major-label-adjacent scale and still using small-room format language to release. Both things at once. It is exactly the kind of release strategy a 25-year-old Sheffield producer should be running: one who learned his craft from the city's Niche bassline lineage, has released with Josh Baker's Baker's Dozen, and puts parts of his catalogue out through Room Two. ## The Rossi. crossover question There is a second thing worth saying about HYPA's release context, even though the launch itself was a pure UK garage moment. Silva Bumpa's world increasingly overlaps with the minimal and tech house circuit of artists like Rossi., the London minimal house producer whose [Boiler Room debut on 13 May 2026](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/rossi-boiler-room-london-debut-minimal-scene-2026/) (covered by House of MNEEMO) came a week before HYPA and included a Silva Bumpa track played mid-set. The overlap is on the bills and in the credits: Silva Bumpa remixed "Supa Smoov" by Locky and Luke Dean in November 2025, released "Feel This Way" with Josh Baker in January 2026, and plays back to back with FUSE's Enzo Siragusa at Josh Baker's You&Me closing at Amnesia on 1 October 2026. Spotify lists Josh Baker, Luke Dean and Locky among the artists his listeners also play, the same names that sit around Rossi. The London HYPA launch was not a crossover event. It was a UK garage event, played the way UK garage releases used to be played. But the HYPA EP itself, as a recorded product, sits inside a wider 2026 conversation about how UK garage and minimal and tech house are starting to share programming territory. HYPA as a release will land in both contexts: the dedicated UKG dancefloor that came to the bridge, and the wider minimal and rolling-house ecosystem that is increasingly comfortable programming Silva Bumpa alongside its own. This is the conversation HYPA enters into. The London launch made the answer in one direction obvious. The Amnesia back-to-back on 1 October shows the other direction. Both are valid. Both are the same producer. ## Silva Bumpa, the producer behind it A short context paragraph, because it matters for the rest of the piece. The artist behind Silva Bumpa is Harry Eagle, born in July 2001, a Sheffield native who downloaded Ableton at 15 and has been producing since. He has said his family were into bands rather than dance music; it was classmates taking him to free parties in the Peak District that introduced him to speed garage and bassline, and he went on to dig into the Niche bassline sound that grew out of Sheffield's Niche nightclub. He calls his residency at Hope Works, in his hometown, the project he is most proud of. In September 2026 he has about 5.6 million monthly Spotify listeners. The Roundhouse bills him as a "breakout UK Garage sensation" whose rise has been fuelled by sold-out headline tours and festival sets including Glastonbury and Boomtown. ![Silva Bumpa DJing at his HYPA EP launch in London, standing behind Pioneer DJ decks on a pickup-style setup with the crowd filming and sunlight breaking through the trees.](https://www.mneemo.com/assets/blog/silva-bumpa-hypa-ep-london-launch-2026/img-03.jpg?v=1ce1d57d) *FIG. 04 · Silva Bumpa on the Pioneers.* HYPA is his fourth EP, after *HARD13* on Hardline (2023), *What About The DJ?* on Locked On (2024) and *Check Dis Out* on STERLING (2025). It is, on label-architecture terms, his clearest step yet into major-label infrastructure: Room Two Recordings Limited in association with Sterling, the label whose earlier Silva Bumpa singles came out under exclusive licence to Sony Music Entertainment UK. A producer at this point in a career often disappears into the streaming machine. Silva Bumpa, on the evidence of this rollout, has not. ## The media loop, briefly One note on how the release was built to travel. HYPA was not a single drop. "Hypa" with Specialist Moss arrived on 17 April, "Bludz & Cripz" on 8 May, the release party on 21 May and the EP on 22 May. A week later came "On 2nite" (29 May), followed by an extended mix (19 June), a Dusky remix (31 July), "Fantasy (Baby if u know me)" with Kosmo Kint (14 August) and a Jelsen remix of "On 2nite" (4 September). The release party was one step in a four-month run, not a one-off. One personal note worth including, framed carefully. The morning after the launch, one of the short clips House of MNEEMO posted from the night, Silva Bumpa performing "Doin' It" with MC DT, was reposted by Silva Bumpa on his own Instagram stories. The TikTok version of the same clip was also added to his Favourites and liked. That matters less as a marketing detail and more as a signal about how the night itself was designed to travel. The launch was built to work in three layers at once: the physical crowd under the bridge, the clips travelling outwards from the people who were there, and the released music sitting on streaming platforms underneath the whole thing. The three layers were not running in parallel by accident. They were designed to reinforce each other. This follows a similar media logic to the post-Boiler Room era of electronic music release strategy: one physical moment, clipped repeatedly, then folded back into the release narrative. The room generates the documentation. The documentation extends the room. The release sits inside both. ## What HYPA itself sounds like We will avoid a track-by-track review here. The EP is publicly available, and people can listen to it directly without our mediation. The editorial weight of this piece is the release and the night around it. That said: the four tracks are "Hypa" with Specialist Moss, "Bludz & Cripz", "Swagger Sound" with Mr Virgo and "Make It Hot". To our ears, and on the evidence of the London set, HYPA is still vocal-heavy, with more techy elements and bigger ravey build-ups than *Check Dis Out*. Apple Music's own description of HYPA, "melodic, club-ready magic built on UK bassline foundations," is a tidy summary. The bassline DNA remains. The arrangements are larger. The vocal hooks are stronger. Silva Bumpa himself described his sound to DJ Mag in 2024 as "a rowdy mix of bassline, breaks, house and garage." HYPA sits inside that range. The EP is short. Eleven minutes across four tracks. That is by design. UK garage records work best in tight, repeatable, DJ-functional forms, and HYPA does not try to be a longer-format statement project. It is a release built for sets. It worked as a release built for sets at the launch, in front of the crowd it was made for. ## What this article is not claiming This is a first-hand event report, written by an attendee, alongside what can be checked. No official account of the night was published, so the approximate crowd size, the set times and the live guest spots are reported from on-site observation rather than from an official announcement. The date, time and place come from the event's own posters. Silva Bumpa's real name (Harry Eagle) comes from his Resident Advisor profile. His July 2001 birth month and year come from the UK Companies House record for Harry Eagle as director of his Sterling companies, and they match a May 2025 10 Magazine profile that described him as 23. His Sheffield roots come from that profile and from DJ Mag. HYPA EP details (four tracks, eleven minutes, Room Two Recordings Limited in association with Sterling, 22 May 2026 release date) come from Apple Music's official listing. Spotify figures were checked in September 2026 and will fluctuate. ## FAQ ### What is the HYPA EP? HYPA is Silva Bumpa's EP released on 22 May 2026: four tracks across eleven minutes, "Hypa" with Specialist Moss, "Bludz & Cripz", "Swagger Sound" with Mr Virgo and "Make It Hot", released through Room Two Recordings Limited in association with Sterling. Apple Music describes the EP as "melodic, club-ready magic built on UK bassline foundations." ### When did HYPA come out? Friday 22 May 2026. The release party was the evening before, Thursday 21 May. ### Who is Silva Bumpa? Silva Bumpa is the producer name of Harry Eagle, a UK garage, bassline and speed garage DJ and producer from Sheffield, born in July 2001. He runs his own label and party brand, Sterling, and headlines the Roundhouse in London on 2 October 2026. ### How old is Silva Bumpa? 25. UK Companies House lists Harry Eagle, director of his Sterling companies, as born in July 2001, and a May 2025 10 Magazine profile described him as 23. ### Where is Silva Bumpa from? Sheffield. 10 Magazine calls him a "Sheffield native", and he describes Sheffield as his hometown, where he ran a residency at Hope Works. ### What genre is Silva Bumpa? UK garage, bassline and speed garage. He described his sound to DJ Mag in 2024 as "a rowdy mix of bassline, breaks, house and garage." ### When and where was the HYPA release party? Thursday 21 May 2026, from 18:00 to 21:00, the evening before the EP came out: "Sterling presents Silva Bumpa + Friends", open-air under a bridge in West London. RTK Tarantino opened from 18:00 to 19:00 and Silva Bumpa played from 19:00 to 21:00 from the back of a pickup-style van, with smoke and strobes in daylight. MC DT performed live on "Doin' It" and Specialist Moss joined Silva Bumpa for "Hypa." ### Who are MC DT and Specialist Moss? MC DT is the featured MC on Silva Bumpa's "Doin' It" (2025), which has passed 19 million Spotify plays. Specialist Moss is the featured artist on the HYPA EP's title track. Both performed live alongside Silva Bumpa at the London launch. ### How is Silva Bumpa connected to Josh Baker? Silva Bumpa, Josh Baker and Paige Cavell released "Feel This Way" together on Josh Baker's label, Baker's Dozen, on 16 January 2026, and Silva Bumpa plays back to back with Enzo Siragusa at Josh Baker's You&Me closing at Amnesia on 1 October 2026. We covered that world in our [Josh Baker You&Me Manchester to Amnesia piece](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/josh-baker-youme-manchester-amnesia-2026/). ### How is Silva Bumpa connected to Rossi.? They come from different scenes, UK garage and bassline for Silva Bumpa, minimal house for Rossi., but share a circuit. Rossi. played a Silva Bumpa track during his London Boiler Room debut on 13 May 2026, which House of MNEEMO attended. Spotify lists Josh Baker, Luke Dean and Locky among the artists both sets of listeners also play, and both are part of the 2026 overlap between UK garage and minimal house covered in our [Rossi. Boiler Room debut piece](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/rossi-boiler-room-london-debut-minimal-scene-2026/). ### Where can I listen to HYPA? HYPA is available on all major streaming platforms including Apple Music and Spotify, released 22 May 2026 through Room Two Recordings Limited in association with Sterling. ## Sources & further reading - **Apple Music:** Silva Bumpa, HYPA EP official listing (4 tracks, 11 minutes, Room Two Recordings Limited in association with Sterling, 22 May 2026) and release credits for his singles and EPs - **Spotify:** Silva Bumpa artist page, monthly listeners and play counts, September 2026 - **Resident Advisor:** Silva Bumpa artist profile (real name: Harry Eagle) and event listings - **UK Companies House:** officer record for Harry Eagle, born July 2001, director of Sterling Music Limited - **10 Magazine:** *The Floor Fillers: Ten Meets Silva Bumpa* (21 May 2025) - **DJ Mag:** Fresh Kicks 209: Silva Bumpa (7 May 2024) - **Roundhouse:** Silva Bumpa event page, Friday 2 October 2026 - **Amnesia Ibiza:** calendar listing for Josh Baker presents You&Me Closing Party, 1 October 2026 - **Release party:** event posters, "Sterling presents Silva Bumpa + Friends, HYPA EP Release Party, West London, 6pm to 9pm, Thurs 21 May" (FIG. 03) - **House of MNEEMO previous coverage:** [Silva Bumpa Sheffield UK garage producer profile](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/silva-bumpa-quietly-took-over-uk-garage-sets/) · [UK Garage 2026: Never Left, Just Faster](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/mneemo-uk-garage-2026-never-left-just-faster/) · [Interplanetary Criminal: UK Garage Safe Again](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/interplanetary-criminal-uk-garage-safe-again/) · [Sammy Virji Alexandra Palace](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/sammy-virji-alexandra-palace/) · [Sammy Virji Finsbury Park 2026](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/sammy-virji-finsbury-park-2026/) · [OMAR+ profile](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/omar-plus-read-the-room-uk-garage-rise/) · [NOTION Bristol DJ profile](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/notion-bristol-dj-the-days-remix-mixmag/) · [Josh Baker You&Me Manchester to Amnesia](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/josh-baker-youme-manchester-amnesia-2026/) · [Rossi. Boiler Room London debut, 13 May 2026](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/rossi-boiler-room-london-debut-minimal-scene-2026/) ## Closing: what HYPA's launch said about 2026 On the evening of Thursday 21 May, the night before HYPA came out, around a thousand people stood in an open-air space under a bridge in West London to watch a 24-year-old Sheffield producer play a two-hour DJ set from the back of a pickup van, hours before his new EP reached streaming services. MC DT performed live on a 2025 single. Specialist Moss performed live on the title track of the EP. The sun set during the set. The strobes cut through the smoke. The crowd stayed. HYPA is Silva Bumpa's clearest attempt yet to scale UK garage without sanitising it. The London presentation showed why it works. The tracks are built for streaming and they have the major-label infrastructure to land at streaming scale, but they still need bodies, MCs, smoke, daylight, bass pressure and a crowd under a bridge to fully make sense. That is the format the music came out of. It is also, on the evidence of this rollout, still the format the music is best released into. ![Wide shot of Silva Bumpa performing at the open-air HYPA EP release party in London, with a large crowd gathered under a bridge as daylight and smoke create a raw street-level atmosphere.](https://www.mneemo.com/assets/blog/silva-bumpa-hypa-ep-london-launch-2026/img-04.jpg?v=fb018555) *FIG. 05 · Silva Bumpa, open-air under the bridge.* In a 2026 where most underground electronic music releases are quietly absorbed by playlists, AI overviews, algorithmic playlist culture and TikTok rotation cycles, Silva Bumpa decided that HYPA deserved a night out before it deserved a playlist. Four months on, with "On 2nite" past 48 million Spotify plays and a Roundhouse headline on 2 October, he looks right about that. The EP is out now. > *Written by London-based DJ and producer MNEEMO, millions of streams to his name and a party series running through some of London's best clubs. Listen to MNEEMO: *[Spotify](https://open.spotify.com/artist/6CRfFz4vqaUMRUsnUackyP)* · *[Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/mneemo/)* · *[YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/@MNEEMO) *This article is part of House of MNEEMO's editorial coverage of UK garage in 2026. Related reading: *[Silva Bumpa Sheffield UK garage producer profile](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/silva-bumpa-quietly-took-over-uk-garage-sets/)* · *[UK Garage 2026: Never Left, Just Faster](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/mneemo-uk-garage-2026-never-left-just-faster/)* · *[Sammy Virji Alexandra Palace](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/sammy-virji-alexandra-palace/)* · *[Interplanetary Criminal: UK Garage Safe Again](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/interplanetary-criminal-uk-garage-safe-again/)* · *[OMAR+ profile](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/omar-plus-read-the-room-uk-garage-rise/)* · *[NOTION Bristol](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/notion-bristol-dj-the-days-remix-mixmag/)* · *[Josh Baker You&Me](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/josh-baker-youme-manchester-amnesia-2026/)* · *[Rossi. Boiler Room debut, 13 May 2026](https://www.mneemo.com/blog/rossi-boiler-room-london-debut-minimal-scene-2026/)*.* --- Source: https://www.mneemo.com/blog/silva-bumpa-hypa-ep-london-launch-2026/ · © HOUSE OF MNEEMO. Written by MNEEMO (Yaroslav Gorovoy).