Indo Warehouse co-founder Kunal Merchant has joined forces with fast-rising UK rapper Sliime and producer JAGM33T on the scorching new single and much-anticipated ID “She Bad.” This latest release delivers a deep and sultry house groove, fired up by grime-infused vocals and shimmering threads of South Asian sound. It’s a combination that feels both daring and organic, the sort of cultural collision that is quickly becoming Kunal Merchant’s signature.
This single arrives at an exciting moment for these artists, reflecting the dynamism and global ambitions of both label and collaborators. For Kunal, “She Bad” is more than just a club track, it’s a statement of purpose. It channels the Indo Warehouse vision, bridging global electronic scenes with South Asian creative identity. Merchant’s dual role as both producer and cultural ambassador is rapidly cementing his reputation not only as a musical innovator, but also as a connector whose influence spans continents, from New York’s most intimate clubs to festival stages as far-flung as Coachella.
Sliime stands out at the center of the track. Hailing from Sheffield and of Bangladeshi descent, Sliime is carving out a new space in the UK music landscape, blending Bengali influences with UK rap and cutting-edge club sounds. His distinctive style has already caught the attention of heavyweight tastemakers like Headie One and Tiffany Calver, while his viral hit “Lehenga” continues to rack up millions of streams. On “She Bad,” Sliime’s charisma and sharp lyrical presence are locked in, as he drops hard-edged verses about an island girl with attitude, injecting the track with a potent dose of UK street energy.
Rounding out the trio is producer JAGM33T, whose sleek, club-ready touch ties everything together. The result is a track sitting right at the intersection of the UK underground, pan-diasporic club culture, and South Asian innovation. Organic percussion pulses across a thick, low-slung bassline, while subtle South Asian strings weave through the mix, a homage to Kunal’s heritage that adds a layer of nuanced richness.
“She Bad” lands with the confidence of a worldwide club anthem in the making – proof that some of the most exciting ideas in music right now are born from artists unafraid to blend identity, genre, and ambition on their own terms. You can stream or purchase the track via the following link.
