Vampa
American electronic music producer and DJ
Emily Mucha (born 1997), better known as Vampa, is an American electronic music producer and DJ associated with the dubstep and bass music scenes. She has released music on labels including Big Beat Records, Kannibalen Records, and Circus Records, and has been covered by publications such as EDM Identity, EDM.com, and CULTR.
Career
Vampa emerged in the North American bass music scene in the late 2010s. She began gaining recognition following early releases such as "Chillin, Killin" and later released the EP Dark Matter via Kannibalen Records in 2020 and THE CAVE via Big Beat Records (American record label).
CULTR described her as an emerging artist within the bass music scene, noting performances alongside established acts and festival appearances such as Moonrise Festival.
In 2025, EDM.com covered her collaboration with ZíA, "New Levels," released via Circus Records. In 2026, EDM.com reported on Coven, a collaborative EP by Witching Hour, a project consisting of Vampa and JEANIE.
Vampa has appeared on event lineups covered by publications including EDM.com and EDM Identity, including bass music tours and festival events.
Artistry
Vampa's music is primarily rooted in dubstep and bass music, often incorporating melodic elements alongside heavier sound design. Insomniac describes her as a genre-bending artist combining melodic structures with aggressive bass elements.
Her work has been noted for incorporating darker and horror-inspired themes in both sound and visual presentation.
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