From leading an online community of more than 40,000 steadfast fans, to helping dozens of emerging producers reach millions of streams through his independent record label, Subtronics continues to prove he is one of the most beloved and community-building artists in bass music. Today, he once again extends his ecosystem to brand new frontiers, as he announces an official partnership with Twitch. Subtronics will bring an exclusive series of content to the live streaming service each and every week via his channel, CyclopsArmyTV.

On the new partnership, Subtronics (aka Jesse Kardon) says, "Twitch is the easiest, most direct way to talk with my fans in real time. I love sharing my process and thoughts in regards to both music and life, so just having an audience of people who care to hang out virtually and listen to my silly rants is truly awesome and appreciated. I've also found a good bit of talent through Twitch chat rooms and other various dubstep streams on there. It has helped me scout talent and make friends, but most importantly of all, Twitch has helped me stay inspired."

On CyclopsArmyTV, fans can expect to experience an enormous and constant amount of unreleased music before anyone else, in addition to demo submissions and listening sessions, production lessons, music sets, dad jokes, dogs, special guests and more that offers a previously unseen glimpse into the life and land of Subtronics. Utilizing a custom, super-powered computer built specifically for Subtronics by Artesian, the live-stream quality will be flawless.

CyclopsArmyTV builds on the loving and dedicated following that Subtronics is consistently cultivating via his Cyclops Army fan group. Since launching his label Cyclops Recordings in December, however, his audience has grown by nearly 50,000 more members across social channels, as the company has quickly become the preeminent destination for the most trailblazing, boundary-breaking bass music. In all his endeavors, Subtronics maintains his mission to spread positive energy and unconditional kindness to everyone, and by running Cyclops Recordings from his artist perspective, he strives to release songs that simultaneously excite and freak out listeners, providing the biggest possible platform to the next generation of creators experiencing the same struggle he did for a decade - continually seen as either "too weird" or "not cool enough."

Listen to Cyclops Recordings' inaugural Boot Camp compilation here, and read more about Subtronics' vision for the label in a recent interview with Dancing Astronaut.

In addition to all of his new Twitch activity, Subtronics has even more plans to make 2021 another monumental year, including loads of new Cyclops Recordings releases, compilations, and highly-anticipated collaborations that will be announced soon.