‘Together We Shine’ by Technasia [TechHouse/ Jackin House]

“Together We Shine” is a new work by Technasia that takes us back to the roots of Jackin House and Tech House. The track opens with a powerful beat that sets the rhythm, which already indicates its dance potential. You can feel the lively and energetic groove that grabs the listener from the first seconds.

Don’t miss “Together We Shine” by Technasia – let this track brighten up your day!

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‘Jungle’ by Biscits [TechHouse/Bass House]

“Jungle” by Biscits is a fresh and dynamic mix of Bass House / Tech House with a purely British vibe and a “pulling” bass line. Biscits, aka Luke Jones, brings his mastery of sound design to the track, drawing on a base formed in the early Trap scene but transferred to house.

If you’re looking for a track that will rock the dancefloor and add some jungle vibe to your playlist, be sure to check out “Jungle” by Biscits.

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‘Monad’ by Alec Decay [Techno]

Alec Decay in his track “Monad” combines industrial and ethnic elements to create a sonic canvas that both hypnotizes and makes you listen to the details. It’s Techno, but not a simple club track, but more of a sonic exploration. Dense bass and percussion intertwine with experimental textures and analog synths. Energetic, dark and yet filled with organics. “Monad” sounds like a sonic metaphor for the layered nature of life – fleeting but whole.

Don’t miss the chance to immerse yourself in this sonic experience. Turn on “Monad” by Alec Decay and discover the combination of groove, ethnic motifs and modern synthetic textures.

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‘Jump N Twist’ by Jaded [TechHouse]

“Jump N Twist” by Jaded is a track that plunges you into an energetic club vibe from the first seconds. It plays on powerful elements of Tech House: dense groove, deep bass and clearly marked rhythm. From the first bars you can feel the emphasis on the percussion component, giving the composition a touch of tribal. This percussion immediately takes you into the atmosphere of the dance floor. It sets the main movement, allowing the track to develop gradually, but with a resilient energy.

Dive into the rhythm and let “Jump N Twist” by Jaded rock you – this track will definitely energize the dancefloor!

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‘Body’ by Dalton Taylor [Techno/Detroit]

“Body” hooks you right away with a tight, groovy bottom end that sets the main rhythmic groundwork. Dalton Taylor deliberately uses minimalistic RAW Hypnotic Techno style construction, focusing on slowly growing tension. From the first seconds, you can hear that the track is aiming for the stable depth of Detroit Techno. At the same time retains the very density and gloominess that characterizes the Brooklyn scene.

Charged with the atmosphere of Brooklyn night, “Body” by Dalton Taylor – turn it on and let yourself dissolve into its energetic vibes.

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‘World Of Reflections’ by Aalson (Remix by Mitch de Klein)[Progressive House]

The remix of “World Of Reflections” by Mitch de Klein is a quality reimagining of Aalson’s original. Masterful balance between romanticism and epicness is preserved. At the heart is deep, spatial Progressive House with elements of Melodic Techno. Mitch didn’t just add energy, he repackaged the track. He managed to keep its original mood and subtle, almost ephemeral atmosphere.

Check out the remix of “World Of Reflections” by Mitch de Klein. Immerse yourself in an atmospheric mix of romance and drive that keeps you on the edge between relaxation and dance.

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‘Raybans On My Eyes’ by Ustrell [Tech House]

Ustrell, earlier known as part of the duo Wow & Flute, releases the track “Raybans On My Eyes”. A rhythmically calibrated Tech House track that will definitely find its way onto the tracklists of lovers of upbeat club sound. Producer, originally from Barcelona, but since 2014 based in Switzerland. Over the years he has clearly absorbed international experience and flavored his track with Spanish expression. From the first bars of “Raybans On My Eyes” you can feel his individual handwriting and flair for a catchy beat.

Take off your Raybans, crank the sound to the max – “Raybans On My Eyes” by Ustrell is ready to rock your playlist!

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‘Are We Truly Free?’ by KAS:ST [Melodic Techno&House]

“Are We Truly Free?” by KAS:ST is a concentrated Melodic Techno sound with a dark and epic energy typical of the best releases of the style. From start to finish the composition is built on a tenacious dramaturgy, creating a deep tension and a disturbing, almost ominous mood. The track is done in the spirit of Afterlife’s dramatic sets, dominated by hypnotic synthesizer arpeggios and a massive groove.

If you want to feel the depth and power of modern Melodic Techno, turn on “Are We Truly Free?” by KAS:ST and dive into this hypnotic sound flow.

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‘Work’ by Jewel Kid [Tech House]

‘Work’ opens the EP and immediately plunges you into a dark sound, full of straight beat and hard bass. From the first seconds you can feel the classic Tech House foundation: a 4/4 beat, clearly trimmed hi-hats and a slightly distorted kick. This creates a dynamic and rocking rhythm that makes it hard to exhale.

We recently talked about Jewel Kid’s track The Key, and now he’s back with a new release on In Rotation by Insomniac Music Group. The Work EP is a concentrated blend of energetic tech-house vibes with searing atmospheres and a weighty groove.

Listen to Work and immerse yourself in a dense groove that won’t let go for a second!

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‘She’s Evil’ by Third Culture, Hiroko Yamamura [TechHouse]

“She’s Evil” track by Third Culture and Hiroko Yamamura is a curious collaboration. It combines elements of TechHouse and Old-school House. It is centered around an aggressive yet danceable vibe. It takes the listener to dark and atmospheric club spaces. Not only that, but it combines fat bass lines, distorted vocal riffs and signature synthesizer accents that give the track energy and density. This isn’t just house for the dance floor – it’s a sound that explores the boundaries between techno and house while remaining playful and sassy.

If you’re looking for a track with a powerful groove and unpredictable energy, “She’s Evil” definitely deserves your attention. Turn it on full blast and feel its power on the dance floor.

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