Latest Electronic Posts

[Wave] ESCPE – NITEWALK

Posted by Tyler Trew - April 21, 2025

ESCPE returns to wave label vibe.digital with “NITEWALK,” a tightly produced single that leans into dark textures and low-end focus. The Nashville-based producer structures the track with a deliberate pace, centering on sub-heavy rhythms, ambient tension, and a splash of sound only he can deliver.

The track opens with dense bass pressure and cold, spatial melodies that build without relying on dramatic shifts. Each element is placed with control—drums cut clean, while surrounding tones stretch wide and hazy. The mix stays grounded, avoiding clutter while still creating weight. It’s a functional and immersive listen, suited for both headphones and low-lit rooms.

ESCPE has developed a consistent catalog built around impressive wave releases and neighboring genres. He’s released music on Gravitas Recordings, Odyzey, and Electric Hawk, and has collaborated with CloZee, Supertask, and BACKWHEN. With over 1.6 million Spotify streams, his music has reached a broad audience while maintaining a focused sound profile.

“NITEWALK” adds to ESCPE’s growing list of well-thought, emotionally centered productions. It continues his alignment with the core principles of wave while offering enough variation to stand apart.

[House] Rich Furniss, Proper Villains, Mr Mfn eXquire, Big Walk

Posted by Tyler Trew - March 11, 2025

Brooklyn-based house producer and DJ Rich Furniss is kicking off the year with a bang, dropping his latest single, “Big Walk,” alongside Proper Villains and Mr. MFN eXquire. Out now via Minute to Midnight, the track fuses classic house grooves with gritty hip-hop energy, bringing a fresh take to the dancefloor.

A master of blending underground house vibes with mainstream appeal, Furniss has been making waves in the electronic scene. With over 700,000 Spotify streams in the past year and releases on respected labels like House U, In It Together, and Farris Wheel, he’s built a reputation for infectious productions and high-energy DJ sets. As the co-founder of Quincy Boy Records and the president of NYC’s Sound Collective, Furniss is more than just a producer—he’s shaping the next generation of music creators.

“Big Walk” opens with punchy percussion and a pulsating bassline, instantly locking listeners into its hypnotic rhythm. Mr. MFN eXquire’s verses cut through the beat with a swagger reminiscent of golden-era hip-hop, while Proper Villains injects a smooth club energy into the mix. The result is a seamless fusion of classic rap influences and deep house grooves, tailor-made for peak-time dancefloors.

Furniss, who has electrified crowds at SXSW, Governors Ball, and Miami Music Week, continues to push his sound forward, seamlessly bridging the worlds of house and hip-hop. “Big Walk” is a prime example of his genre-fusing artistry—packed with energy and relavency, it’s primed to leave a lasting mark on dancefloors and hip-hop circles alike.

[Album] Elohim – Power of Panic (Deluxe Edition)

Posted by Tyler Trew - March 7, 2025

If vulnerability had a sound, Elohim’s deluxe edition of Power of Panic might just be it. A powerhouse in electronic circles, she’s toured the festival circuit from Coachella to Lollapalooza, with tracks that caught fire on playlists like Spotify’s Women of Electronic and Apple Music’s Future Hits. With an impressive history of collaborations—including heavy hitters Skrillex, Marshmello, and Big Gigantic—Elohim’s reputation as both a creative force and electronic staple is rock-solid.

This deluxe release offers another layer to her complex narrative. Her reimagining of AWOLNATION’s iconic anthem “Sail” strips the booming original down to its bones, turning defiant shouts into intimate whispers. It’s a move that reveals vulnerability and transforms a stadium-sized anthem into something quietly haunting. Meanwhile, “Scratch My Brain” slides seamlessly into the album as an introspective interlude, breaking up the pace with moody reflection.

But Elohim’s story isn’t just defined by tracks or stages. Her music is the result of navigating life’s complexities, a raw journey through anxiety, panic, and personal reclamation. What started as an album capturing resilience in the face of adversity now grows into something deeper: a dialogue about authenticity and mental health.

As the electronic world races toward polished perfection, Elohim offers a refreshing antidote—an artist bold enough to show her scars.

[Hard Techno] Restricted & Anderex – WTF?

Posted by Tyler Trew - March 7, 2025

Restricted’s latest sledgehammer of a track, “WTF?”, sees him joining forces with Anderex for a high-intensity release under the Verknipt label. The track is controlled chaos at it’s finest – engineered for peak-time destruction.

With 500 million views across social platforms and over 100 million streams, Restricted’s impact is undeniable. But it’s moments like his fan-driven viral set that truly set him apart as an artist who thrives in chaos. “WTF?” sends a message of what the future of hard techno may look like.

Anderex has built a fierce reputation in the rawstyle scene with his blistering sound design and unapologetically raw kicks, earning nods from heavyweights like Code Black and Sub Zero Project.

Known for his genre-warping approach, the German-based producer has set fire to stages at Defqon.1, REBiRTH Festival, and Decibel, leaving crowds in need of a breather.

Blending the raw power of Anderex’s explosive sound design with Restricted’s high-octane energy, “WTF?” is a no-holds-barred collision of hard techno and rawstyle that hits like a freight train.

[Tech House] Pedroz, Class Sick, – Brotherhood & Family

Posted by Tyler Trew - March 7, 2025

Pedroz and Class Sick turn up the heat with “Brotherhood & Family,” a tech-house track that captures the essence of both artists’ styles. Fresh off releases on labels like Hellbent and Criterio, Pedroz continues to prove why he’s one of Brazil’s emerging talents. Supported by heavyweights like Vintage Culture, Fisher, and Chris Lake, this single dives headfirst into crisp percussion and retro-tinged grooves, offering a sound that’s that’s fit for the club, festival, late-night cruise, and more.

The track’s clean, club-ready finish makes it a perfect fit for peak-hour sets, while its smooth flow and dialed-in samples show off the duo’s knack for balancing energy and finesse. Without leaning on overworked drops or forced builds, “Brotherhood & Family” delivers an effortless vibe that’s all about letting the groove speak for itself. The blend of Latin-infused rhythms and disco flair showcases Pedroz’s ability truly create great original tech house.

With just over four years in the industry, Pedroz has already made waves with his high technical skill and distinctive sound. This latest release is yet another step forward, proving that house music’s roots are meant to be reimagined, not just admired from a distance. As the beat rolls on, it’s clear Pedroz and Class Sick were clearly meant to work together.

[Dance] Julie Bergan – Dance All Night

Posted by Tyler Trew - February 22, 2025

Julie Bergan is kicking off 2024 with a track that’s bound to keep you dancing until the sun comes up. Her new single, “Dance All Night,” is the first release from her long-awaited ‘EURONITES’ EP, and it’s everything you could want in a dance anthem. Released on February 21st through her label, Karate Records, the single take up beat vibes a good dance feel and packs it into a single release.

The release of this track is the culmination of a year full of creative risk-taking for Bergan. She kicked off 2024 with “Kiss Me Better,” a leap into self-production and directing her own music video. Then came “Eternity Tonight” in May, a fresh spin on a classic that had everyone heading straight for the dancefloor. In August, she released “ICONIC,” a high-energy collab with Raaban that showcased her knack for creating tracks that pack a punch.

With “Dance All Night,” Bergan pulls everything together—her artistic control, making music that feels as good as it sounds.

With over 900 million Spotify streams, a Coachella performance, and a growing global presence, Julie Bergan’s journey is just getting started. If EURONITES is any indication, 2025 is going to be her year.

[Tech House] Pedroz, Class Sick – Brotherhood & Family

Posted by Tyler Trew - February 22, 2025

Pedroz and Class Sick roll out a groove-heavy gem with “Brotherhood & Family,” a tech house track that was made for dimly lit clubs and open-air parties. The percussion snaps, the samples glide, and the whole thing flows without trying too hard—just clean, warm, and dance-ready. It doesn’t push for dramatic builds or over-the-top drops. Instead, it settles into a pocket that feels right, riding a line between nostalgic vibes and a fresh edge.

Pedroz, known offstage as Pedro Bellini, isn’t wasting time making his mark. At 21, he’s already a fixture in Brazil’s underground scene, with a sound that’s caught the ears of big names like Vintage Culture, Fisher, and Michael Bibi. With releases on respected labels like Hellbent and Criterio, his journey feels more like a steady climb than a sudden leap.

“Brotherhood & Family” earns your listen. Pedroz pulls from the foundations of house music and flips it into something that works just as well for a packed dance floor as it does on a drive with the windows down. No grand statements, no gimmicks, just straight forward tech house that hits all the right elements.