A London dance-floor pulse built for the after-hours rush
Fish56Octagon has unleashed a proper London-charged dance-floor spark with “PM to AM,” a new jammer featuring the silky, scene-stealing vocals of Alika.
It arrives with that electric blue-and-grey city energy: garage drums snapping at the heels, UK synths glowing overhead, trance pressure rising in the chorus, and a bassline built for people who say they are leaving soon and absolutely are not.
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Fish56Octagon’s lane works because it does not feel like a costume version of rave nostalgia. The sound has the old-school fingerprints — garage swing, club grit, late-night momentum — but the production keeps moving forward, clean and heavy enough for now without sanding away the fun.
Then Alika slides in with that alternative-soul shine, giving the track a vocal center that cuts through the thump without fighting it. Her delivery turns “PM to AM” from a DJ weapon into a full song — still sweaty, still fast, but with a hook you can actually carry out of the club.
Released on February 6, 2026, with Octagon Discs in the mix, the single knows exactly what it wants to be: a from-sunset-to-sunrise dance record with enough bounce for the garage heads and enough melodic lift for anyone chasing the trance-lit chorus.
Without further ado, get into Fish56Octagon and Alika as they take “PM to AM” straight to the INYIM hit parade.
Watch Fish56Octagon and Alika’s “PM to AM” visualizer
The official visualizer keeps the track’s club pulse front and center — all movement, glow, and late-night lift.
Source notes: Official artist materials and Apple Music informed the release details, with EDM Tunes and Rave Quarters used for broader dance-music context.
