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‘Ragaga’ by Polyvinyl, UMEK [ PeakTime/ Driving Techno]

In the world of Peak Time Techno, it’s not the idea that matters, it’s the delivery. It’s the moment that decides everything – what sounds at peak hour, what keeps the dancefloor going. The collaboration between Polyvinyl and scene veteran UMEK is not about revolution, but about a precise shot at the formula. Their track “Ragaga” is a tight driving instrumental. Nothing more, nothing less.

“Ragaga” is already on the air: rock the techno from UMEK and Polyvinyl

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Artist: Polyvinyl, UMEK
Title: Ragaga
Genre: Electronic
Style: Peak Time / Driving Techno

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Next is a classic technique: Dr. Alban-like vocal sample. It’s a bit old-school, but it sounds appropriate. Chord stabbing – clearly in style, with reference to 90’s rave culture.

The transitions are well-built. Energy is kept steady, without slumps. Dropping doesn’t rip, but it doesn’t fail either. A working instrument for peak timeslot.

The conclusion is simple: “Ragaga” is not a track for listening, but for playing. Works in a set if you need a moment of power. No frills. Only pressure and rhythm.

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‘Kiki’ by Crusy [House/Old-school]

Crusy continues to rock the club space. Over the last year his name has been consistently on the playlists of top DJs. After a series of collabs, the Spaniard is not slowing down. New single “Kiki” is another step towards a tight, House-infused groove with a hint of old-school and summer vibe. Crusy plays on a proven field, but with confidence and the right accent.

Summer groove in action – listen to Crusy “Kiki”

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‘Sprint To The Finish’ by Paul Sawyer [Progressive House]

Krafted continues to build on their signature aesthetic with the Sunset Garden compilation. One of the highlights is the track “Sprint To The Finish” from Paul Sawyer himself. It’s immediately clear: this isn’t just a theme for relaxed listening. This is the soundtrack to the moment when day gives way to night.

Check out “Sprint To The Finish”, a track that will fit perfectly into your next progressive DJ set or evening playlist.

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‘Better Forget It’ by Dew, GABY [TechHouse]

French duo Dew together with GABY deliver “Better Forget It” – a track tailored for prime time in a warm club or summer open-air. Everything is built on clear production: the bass rocks without overloading, and the dynamics don’t fail even on a long run-through.

Play “Better Forget It” – pure rocking with a positive vibe for the dancefloor.

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‘Go Getta’ by San Pacho, Nevve [TechHouse]

San Pacho returns with new single Go Getta – a TechHouse track with a minimalistic but intense structure. Already at the start a directional, elastic sound is set. The drum is dry and massive. Bass line is tightly “holds” the bottom and is well readable on loud systems.

Add this track to your TechHouse selection and check how it works on a big sub in the peak of your set.

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‘Taki Dana’ by Adassiya [Tech House / Afro House]

French DJ and producer Adassiya, known for her bold cultural experiments, presents a new track – “Taki Dana”. A powerful mix of Tech House and Afro House with oriental motifs. Bright percussion, hypnotic vocals and pulsating bass create a balance between club energy and ethnic atmosphere.

Add “Taki Dana” to your DJ playlist. This isn’t ethnoradio, it’s dancefloor.

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‘Mind On Fire’ by Jerome Price, Bengle [Progressive House]

With the overabundance of one-size-fits-all material on the progressive scene, attention is drawn to tracks that can strike a balance between styles and retain character. Mind On Fire – the result of collaboration between Jerome Price and Bengle – is just one of them. No pretensions to a major hit, but with a clear musical idea and confident delivery.

Mind On Fire is a neat example of Progressive House with a slight bias to Tribal and Afro House. Already from the first bars you can feel the relaxed mood. Smooth percussion sets the tone without overloading the structure.

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‘Rough Times for Dreamers’ by Murmur Tooth, DerAlinea, Benjamin Grimm

A collaboration between Hamburg-based producers DerAlinea and Benjamin Grimm and Berlin-based vocalist Murmur Tooth, this is an aged track in the spirit of Melodic House & Techno. From the first seconds it announces itself with dense low-end and melancholic synthesizer palette. Already here it becomes clear – the dancefloor is taken into account, but not to the detriment of the narrative.

Discover “Rough Times for Dreamers” – atmospheric Melodic House & Techno, where melancholy meets dancefloor.

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‘Jump’ by Danny Waters [Techno]

Techno scene continues to generate tracks with hard energy and experimental bias. One of such examples is “Jump” by Danny Waters. The composition balances between old-school brutality and modern club presentation. Its beat is built around a standard four-beat rhythmic pattern, but it’s not without its nuances.

We recommend including Jump in your next club techno set or listening to it on headphones – the track unfolds in motion.

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‘Count On You’ by Martin Ikin, Sian-Lee [TechHouse]

Martin Ikin returns to Toolroom with a rework of “Count On You”, an instantly recognizable version of one of the most inspired tracks in dance music. Taking the classic arpeggio to insane constructions, he proves his production dexterity once again. There are no random elements here – just the precise calculation of a studio maestro who knows what will take the dancefloor to the next level.

If you need tech-house with character – turn on “Count On You”.

The track has already been tested by the dance floor, now it’s your speakers’ turn. Turn it up, adjust the volume and let the bass do its thing.

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