Publicity Campaign: Dirty Versachi x Figgy Baby - ‘SHOW ME HOW BIG’

Australian producer Dirty Versachi teams up with Mexican-born, LA-based rapper Figgy Baby for a provocative new single ‘SHOW ME HOW BIG’, out Wednesday 30 September 2026.

Co-written and recorded at Squeak E Clean Studios in Hollywood during Dirty Versachi’s recent international songwriting trip, ‘SHOW ME HOW BIG’ lands in an after-hours pocket, slower and heavier than Dirty’s usual peak-time rush. The release marks a shift for both artists. For Dirty Versachi, it is a more rap-forward cut that still holds their filthy pop DNA. For Figgy Baby, it is a darker, more electronic lane. Pulling a clean line between Australian queer club music and Figgy’s Mexican background and Los Angeles world.

“This track is a little more ‘produced’ than some of my other stuff. More fx on my vocals, a little more electronic. A little less rap and a little more club music. Edgy dark electro vibes. And we love it,” says Figgy Baby.

“At its core, SHOW ME HOW BIG is about desire,” Dirty Versachi says. “It’s obviously sexual and cheeky and I like that the title can also feel like a challenge. It’s that energy of, ‘Okay, you’ve got my attention... show me what you’ve got.’”

Dirty Versachi produced and mixed the track, with mastering by Klaus Hill (PNAU, Peking Duk, Ministry Of Sound). Built around low-end pressure and a stare-down kind of confidence, ‘SHOW ME HOW BIG’ gives Figgy Baby room to lead.

“It’s slower than a lot of my other music, so rather than being this frantic peak-time thing it has more of an after-hours feel to it,” Dirty says.

Having met for the first time when Dirty Versachi was in LA the fit was quite natural and the track just flowed out quickly between the two artists. 

“I was just healing from a brutal cold and even cancelled one of our two scheduled studio sessions. So I already came to the studio tired and a little out of it,” Figgy says. “Dirty had sent me a couple of tracks beforehand that I was writing too, but when I walked in, they were in the middle of producing something different and I liked it so much we abandoned everything else and just went with that. I appreciate creatives who can switch things up on a dime and just commit to the moment. Dirty is one of those artists.”

The collaboration lands where two non-binary artists who have never met come together in the same room, writing something filthy and fun without over-explaining the context.