Monstercat Call of the Wild

Monstercat Call of the Wild is a weekly EDM radio show built for continuous listening. It works like a rotating showcase, with a fresh artist voice or themed hour steering each episode. The show keeps the talking lean. Openings usually establish who is taking over, what kind of mix is coming, and which new tracks or personal favorites are about to surface. Then the music takes over. Recent episodes show a broad but label-centered range: bass music from Tomatow, dubstep in a dedicated volume, techno-minded selections from Skybreak, and artist-curated runs from Glitch Cat, eccentric, TESSERACTS, OREONIC, and Last Heroes. The takeovers make the catalog feel personal. Artists bring premieres, unreleased clips, upcoming project teasers, new singles, edits, mashups, and older Monstercat tracks that still matter to them. That gives the show a different rhythm from a purely chart-driven EDM program. It is not trying to stage long interviews or explain the scene from a distance. It puts the listener close to the handoff point between label, artist, and track list. The dubstep-focused episode makes room for new releases from Frankie Nuts, Axl Boy, YDG, and Bella Renee alongside heavier selections from Sullivan King, Skybreak, Chime, and others. The artist takeovers are looser, more personal, and sometimes openly practical about what is being promoted. Tomatow points toward bass music and a new single with Papa Khan. Skybreak frames Lamente as a first techno song and uses that sonic palette to guide the hour. TESSERACTS begin with tracks that carry importance for them and a collaboration with Captain FlatCat. The show is best understood as a weekly label mix with discovery baked into the sequencing. It suits listeners who want new electronic music without stopping for extended conversation. It also rewards fans who follow the Monstercat roster closely, since previews, favorites, and throwbacks sit beside current releases. The energy is direct, upbeat, and club-facing, but the format still works for studying, driving, or scanning for playlist additions. Its consistency is the hour-long mix; its variety comes from whoever answers the call that week.