Cam Stockman has a new single out. Cam Stockman Freakiness arrived on Friday, October 23, 2026 via TSZR, the label of the Three Six Zero management company, and it is the Manchester producer’s third release for the imprint this year. It lands at the end of a season that moved him from local club favorite to one of the UK underground names that bigger DJs keep reaching for.
Cam Stockman Freakiness: What Dropped
“Freakiness” is a single track release, listed on Beatport with an October 23 release date. The label has not announced remixes. The artwork keeps the TSZR house style: the label’s dotted logotype across the top, a large catalog number underneath and a pale green record label in the middle carrying the title.
The timing is deliberate. Coming out the same week as Amsterdam Dance Event and just after the Ibiza closings, the record is pitched as a late season club tool rather than a summer anthem, the kind of track DJs carry into autumn and winter tours.
A Run of Three Singles on TSZR
Stockman’s relationship with the label is the story of his year. Earlier in 2026 he released “Into My Life” on TSZR, a track built around Joyce Sims that turned into his breakout. According to Beatport, it picked up support from Chris Stussy, Michael Bibi, Max Dean and Enzo Siragusa, a list that covers several corners of the current house and minimal scene.
In June he followed it with “Mesmerize”, again on TSZR. Beatportal described him at the time as one of the UK’s most exciting new underground names and noted that Stussy, Bibi and Max Dean were again backing the record. “Freakiness” completes that three single arc.
His catalog outside TSZR is just as telling. He has released on Solid Grooves Raw, the offshoot of Michael Bibi’s label, where his single reached No. 3 on Beatport’s Minimal / Deep Tech chart, as well as on Locus, Whoyostro Black, Pilot and neXup recz.
From Sankeys to Amnesia
Stockman’s background is pure Manchester. His Beatport biography credits nights at Sankeys with shaping his taste, along with West Coast tech house from the 2000s and the UK tech house wave of the 2010s. He started DJing at 20 and producing at 22.
The live side caught up with the releases this year. Beatportal lists club and festival dates across the UK, appearances at Parklife and Creamfields, and international bookings including Do Not Sleep at Amnesia Ibiza. Back home he has headlined rooms like Joshua Brooks in Manchester, the kind of intimate venue where his groove heavy sound makes the most sense.
Why TSZR Fits
TSZR is the record label arm of Three Six Zero, the management and entertainment company founded by Mark Gillespie. Beatport named it Label of the Month in April 2026, highlighting a roster that runs from Dom Dolla, who has released there since 2022, to Julian Fijma, Riordan and Cam Stockman, with guest releases from names like Eats Everything and Four Tet under his KH alias. The label is run by general manager Nick Dearmun in Los Angeles and head of A&R Sam Hutt in the UK, and it presents itself as an independent focused on contemporary house.
That mix of underground credibility and a route into the US market suits a producer like Stockman. For context on how the label’s biggest name has been moving this year, see our coverage of Dom Dolla at Hï Ibiza, and for Michael Bibi’s next major booking, the Ultra Miami 2027 lineup.
What Comes Next
Three TSZR singles in one year usually point toward something larger, but neither Stockman nor the label has announced an EP or album. For now, “Freakiness” is out on all major stores and streaming platforms, and the real test will be how often it turns up in the sets of the DJs who championed his first two singles.
