# Prinsezy on OBSCUUR Records: Mad Innit? and Sexy Garage

Published 2026-11-14 by OBSCUUR Records. Source: https://obscuur.io/blogs/news/prinsezy-on-obscuur-records-mad-innit-and-sexy-garage

Prinsezy is a Belgian producer who has released two records with OBSCUUR Records in the autumn of 2025: the album Mad Innit? on 17 October and Sexy Garage on 21 November. The second leans into UK garage and speed garage with a harder, contemporary edge, and includes a collaboration with Waves.

## Who is Prinsezy?

Prinsezy is a producer from Belgium working in the garage-leaning corner of high energy dance music. His [artist page](/artists/prinsezy) collects everything he has put out with us. In just over a month he has gone from a full album to a fresh two-track release, which is a quick turnaround by any standard.

## What is Mad Innit? by Prinsezy?

[Mad Innit?](/releases/prinsezy-mad-innit) came out on 17 October 2025. It is an album built around five tracks: "Sweet & Nice", "Cartridge", "Alaba", "Ring Ring" and "Henny Dance". Each one also comes in an extended version, so the full tracklist runs to ten cuts.

That structure is useful if you play out. The extended versions give you more room to mix, and the standard versions fit shorter sets or radio-style edits.

## What is on Sexy Garage?

[Sexy Garage](/releases/prinsezy-sexy-garage) followed on 21 November 2025 with two tracks. "Ya Sexy" is Prinsezy solo, a peak-time cut with bounce, attitude and a euphoric rhythm. According to our earlier write-up, it has already picked up early support from Julian Muller, Eloq, Saidah, Joe Hunt, Helena Lauwaert and Mondo Disko.

"Mind Your Body" is the B-side, made with long-time friend and mentor [Waves](/artists/waves). It pairs deep basslines with nostalgic vocal cuts, and has been championed by Olivia Lensen, Lammer, F2B and others.

The release draws on modern names in the genre, including Silva Bumpa, Kettama and Interplanetary Criminal. Expect pulsating drums, cheeky hooks and the UKG swing, pushed harder than the classic template.

## Why does Prinsezy matter for garage right now?

UK garage and speed garage have found a new generation of producers and a new crowd, and Prinsezy sits in that wave with a clear sense of where the energy belongs: on the floor. The mentor and friend collaboration with Waves adds a personal thread, and the support from a wide set of DJs shows the records are being played, not only listened to.

For a label that spends its year on high-energy club music with heart, this is a good fit. Mad Innit? gives DJs a deep set of tools, and Sexy Garage sharpens the focus on the garage side of his sound.

Start with the album for range, then go to Sexy Garage for the garage punch. Both are on [his artist page](/artists/prinsezy).