Keeping up his creative momentum following the release of MITCH earlier this summer, boundary-pushing electronic artist Older Future returns with a new single, “Fuckrockers” — a pulsing dancefloor anthem that celebrates the raw, infectious spirit of electronic music.
From the opening moments, synth-powered chimes ignite the track before it erupts into a whirlwind of color, power, and rhythm. Blending elements of breaks and drum ‘n’ bass, “Fuckrockers” is both assertive and euphoric, weaving themes of manipulation, toxicity, and survival into a high-energy soundscape that refuses to be ignored.
“Fuckrockers is not your feel-good banger, and it’s definitely not trying to be. It’s a warning to guys: if you spot a witch, run,” Older Future explains. “It’s about a toxic relationship that spiralled into manipulation, chaos, psychological warfare, regret, anger, and a strange sense of peace at the end. I wrote this track to process, reflect, and, most importantly, laugh at the absurdity of it all.”
Beyond its sonic intensity, “Fuckrockers” also hints at Older Future’s upcoming album: “I wanted the album to feel immersive and a little haunting, like stepping into a memory that’s always been in the back of your mind. For me, it’s about creating space to reflect on fears, old joys, and the things we carry without always realising it.”
The brainchild of engineer and synth designer Alon Yaish, Older Future is quickly carving his place in the electronic underground with his genre-fusing soundscapes. Inspired by local rave scenes and grounded in his classical piano training, Yaish has built a project that feels both experimental and deeply personal. Since his 2021 breakout single “Shame” — which has amassed nearly half a million streams — he has continued to evolve, with more music set to arrive in 2025.
With “Fuckrockers”, Older Future doesn’t just release a track — he delivers a survival story
