Grand Theft EP

About the Release

Grand Theft is FlowState at their heaviest. Four halftime tracks, one unfolding story. It’s the sound of a robbery in progress — dark, cinematic, and fully locked into the groove.

The EP opens with Back Once Again, a no-warning drop into rolling pressure. Real Badman and The Heist build on that tension with cinematic flair and low-end grind. It all culminates in When I Move, a collab with Boydex and JNRBOOM that fuses funk, filth, and halftime weight into one of the most dynamic cuts in the Rollin catalogue.

About the Collab

When I Move brings together three different energies: FlowState’s cinematic halftime, Boydex’s slick funk and house bounce, and JNRBOOM’s dirty breaks and bassline pressure. The result is a rugged hybrid that doesn’t fit in a box and never lets up.

For the Heads

This EP was built for movement — big systems, dark rooms, and high-stakes moments. It’s heavy, deliberate, and fully dialed in. From orchestral samples to low-end growl, FlowState delivers a concept EP with serious weight and no wasted space.

For fans of: Ternion Sound, Shades, Ivy Lab
FFO: halftime chaos, cinematic pressure, crew collabs