October’s selection showcases an exciting lineup in the tech house genre, featuring artists who deliver chunky basslines and engaging vocals. Names such as Bontan, Lorenzo De Blanck, and Piero Pirupa are complemented by emerging talents, with Bushbaby contributing a notable UK bass influence.
- FIRZA – Move
- Lorenzo De Blanck – Musik
- Mendo, Angel Heredia – Bingo
- Jennifer Lee – I Got It
- Piero Pirupa, Thomas Newson, Deetranada – Throw It Up
- Esther Bronchal – Kid Rollin’
- Sapian – Takes Me
- jairo delli – Ritmo
- Jay de Lys – In Europe
- Bontan – Talking Slow
- HILLS (US) – Check It Out
- Bushbaby – Keep Me Hype
- Facu Baez – 3000 BASS
- ATLAC – Little Closer
- Rae Sada – MAKE IT HOT!
FIRZA – Move
FIRZA presents ‘Move’ on NUSONIDO, marking the lead track of a two-track release. The nearly six-minute extended version provides DJs with a versatile option, bridging contemporary house and tech house. This release adds to the label’s prominent catalog while showcasing newer talents in the genre.
Lorenzo De Blanck – Musik
Lorenzo De Blanck returns to Sound D’Elite with ‘Musik’, a meticulously crafted tech house track. The composition, which has received endorsements from prominent DJs, is noted for its gradual buildup and tight rhythm, embodying De Blanck’s honed sound developed through years in the industry.
Mendo, Angel Heredia – Bingo
Mendo collaborates with Angel Heredia on ‘Bingo’, a percussion-driven track released via KoBBoK. This piece showcases a tribal sound that fits seamlessly into both artists’ discographies, highlighting their expertise in crafting engaging tech house tracks.
Jennifer Lee – I Got It
Jennifer Lee’s latest release ‘I Got It’ is part of her ongoing collaboration with Madrid’s Huambo Records, reinforcing her established presence in the Spanish tech house scene. The track is designed for the dancefloor and offers another installment in Lee’s repertoire of club-ready music.
Piero Pirupa, Thomas Newson, Deetranada – Throw It Up
This collaboration, featuring Piero Pirupa, Thomas Newson, and Deetranada, infuses the track with lively energy and a hip-hop influence, adding a fresh dimension to tech house. The blend of rap and a heavy bassline offers a dynamic listening experience, marking a notable party record in the tech house scene.
Esther Bronchal – Kid Rollin’
Esther Bronchal’s ‘Kid Rollin’’ highlights her emerging influence in the Spanish tech house landscape. As a producer committed to the underground traditions of the genre, Bronchal’s work is gathering attention, contributing to the rich body of recent releases from Spain.
Sapian – Takes Me
Sapian continues to rise in the tech house scene with ‘Takes Me’, showcasing his growing prowess through a new release on Disorder. With a string of successful tracks behind him, Sapian’s latest offering promises to keep his momentum going as he shapes his position in the industry.
jairo delli – Ritmo
jairo delli’s ‘Ritmo’ reinforces his reputation among underground tech house DJs. The track embodies a rhythmic approach that sets a straightforward club tone, maintaining the essence of minimal house music without excess flair.
Jay de Lys – In Europe
Jay de Lys maintains his impressive track record with ‘In Europe’, a release that highlights his ability to produce club tracks that deliver both power and character, ensuring his continued presence in DJ sets worldwide.
Bontan – Talking Slow
Bontan’s latest release ‘Talking Slow’, featured on Hot Creations, is a polished track characterized by its vocal emphasis and rhythmic percussion. The track stands out due to its relaxed feel and clever melodic elements, demonstrating Bontan’s expert production skills.
HILLS (US) – Check It Out
HILLS presents ‘Check It Out’ on Trick, showcasing his affinity for energetic house music. With previous successful releases, this track reinforces his growing reputation, underlining a promising trajectory in the tech house domain.
Bushbaby – Keep Me Hype
Bushbaby’s ‘Keep Me Hype’ demonstrates his flair for merging UK garage and tech house influences. His creative blend aims to captivate listeners while continuing his prolific output in the genre, enriched by his collaborations with notable artists.
Facu Baez – 3000 BASS
Facu Baez continues to rise in tech house with ‘3000 BASS’, released on Nervous Records. This notable label has a longstanding history in the industry, providing a platform for emerging talents like Baez as he establishes his international presence.
ATLAC – Little Closer
ATLAC returns with ‘Little Closer’ on Sound D’Elite, showcasing his talents following successful collaborations with well-known artists. This release signals his progression in the scene while offering a glimpse into his artistic capabilities beyond high-profile partnerships.
Rae Sada – MAKE IT HOT!
Rae Sada makes her DFTD debut with ‘MAKE IT HOT!’, combining her background in the industry with a nostalgic house sound. The track captures a lively essence with retro vocal hooks and rhythms, making it a fun addition to the label’s offerings.
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