# 33 HRS

Also known as: 33 HRS (song), 33 Hours

> "33 HRS" is a song by the American experimental artist SNVRK with the DJ and producer Funk Flex, released on March 20, 2026 through SNVRKOTICS as the lead single from the album SNVRKOLEPSY, which it opens. Written by SNVRK and produced by Godzay, it runs 2:10, and its music video was filmed on Pier 5 in Brooklyn.

Source: https://wiki.snvrkotics.com/33-hrs · Category: SNVRK Wiki · Last reviewed: 2026-10-02 · License: CC BY 4.0

## Key facts

- **Album:** [SNVRKOLEPSY](https://wiki.snvrkotics.com/snvrkolepsy)
- **Released:** March 20, 2026
- **Length:** 2:10
- **Label:** [SNVRKOTICS](https://wiki.snvrkotics.com/snvrkotics)
- **Songwriter:** [SNVRK](https://wiki.snvrkotics.com/snvrk)
- **Producer:** Godzay
- **Director:** SNVRK
- **Filmed:** August 2025, Pier 5, Brooklyn
- **Watch:** [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUlTCOLSuKc)

## Background and release

After announcing *[SNVRKOLEPSY](https://wiki.snvrkotics.com/snvrkolepsy)* in January 2026, SNVRK teased a collaboration with Funk Flex, the New York DJ, as a meeting of the city's hip hop establishment and his own "industrial-scientist" sound.[1] The single was released on March 20, 2026, and became the album's opening track on June 5; the release credits the track "with Funk Flex".[2]

SNVRK performed the song live at 99 Scott in Brooklyn on December 29, 2025, before its release.[3] The day after the album came out, the [NYC Ticketstorm](https://wiki.snvrkotics.com/nyc-ticketstorm) placed tickets that referenced the song across Brooklyn, tying the physical stunt to the track online.[1]

## Composition

Produced by Godzay, the track follows the album's workflow — Logic Pro 11 and the Slate Digital FG-X2 mastering processor — toward a deliberately loud, dense mix. SNVRK has said the title belongs to his own "33" numerology rather than to any outside event.[1]

## Music video

The video, directed by SNVRK and produced by Ridge, was filmed on Pier 5 in Brooklyn in August 2025 and released with the single. SNVRK appears in hi-vis utility gear, an orange ushanka and a safety vest, and the video closes in on the mock parking tickets that became the Ticketstorm.[1]

## Track listing

**Digital single** — released March 20, 2026 by SNVRKOTICS; photography by Ridge.

| No. | Title | Length |
| --- | --- | --- |
| 1 | "33 HRS" (with Funk Flex) | 2:10 |
| 2 | "33 HRS" (instrumental) | 2:10 |

## Questions

### Who is featured on "33 HRS"?

Funk Flex; the release credits the track "with Funk Flex".

### When was "33 HRS" released?

March 20, 2026, as the lead single from SNVRKOLEPSY.

### Who produced "33 HRS"?

Godzay.

## References

1. SNVRK Wiki on Fandom (self-published by the subject). "33 HRS (song)." https://snvrk.fandom.com/wiki/33_HRS_(song)
2. Spotify. "SNVRKOLEPSY — Album by SNVRK." https://open.spotify.com/album/0DxNw7GvwrYmoRsHgPpchr
3. setlist.fm. "99 Scott, Brooklyn, NY, USA — concert setlists." https://www.setlist.fm/venue/99-scott-brooklyn-ny-usa-13dfbd25.html

## Related

- [SNVRKOLEPSY](https://wiki.snvrkotics.com/snvrkolepsy): SNVRKOLEPSY is the 11-track debut studio album by SNVRK, released through SNVRKOTICS on June 5, 2026.
- [SNVRK](https://wiki.snvrkotics.com/snvrk): SNVRK (Caleb Gottfried, born 2006) is an American experimental artist from Brooklyn and the founder of SNVRKOTICS.
- [3.3%](https://wiki.snvrkotics.com/3-3-percent): "3.3%" is the second track on SNVRK's 2026 album SNVRKOLEPSY, released with a title credit to Martin Shkreli.
- [NYC Ticketstorm](https://wiki.snvrkotics.com/nyc-ticketstorm): The NYC Ticketstorm was SNVRK's June 6, 2026 stunt: mock parking-ticket envelopes on parked cars in Brooklyn, promoting SNVRKOLEPSY.

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Cite as: "33 HRS." SNVRKOTICS Wiki, 2026-10-02. https://wiki.snvrkotics.com/33-hrs