by We are back with our next edition of FUXWITHIT House Selects featuring GNDHI, Daijo, Matroda, Fred Dope, Luke DB, Stafford Brothers, sundaysunday, Rafasan, Elohim, Chris Diaz, Smith & Sorren, CURLYHEADS, VelcroCompanion, BOSA, and Cinnedi. Keeping us warmed up as we approach the winter season, be ready to update those playlists as these artists take full control of the house and techno scene.
GNDHI – ‘Bangalore’
GNDHI, the eclectic artist and multi-instrumentalist returns with his newest track ‘Bangalore.’ Renowned for pushing boundaries and infusing global soundscapes, GNDHI delivers a club anthem that embodies the lively essence of his hometown. ‘Bangalore’ showcases GNDHI’s mastery in integrating cultural motifs with electronic music, combining South Indian Konnakol vocal rhythms to create a unique experience like no other. The track kicks off with intricate melodies and an energetic baile influence. GNDHI’s versatility is highlighted throughout, with his artistry taking center stage. As its name suggests, ‘Bangalore’ serves as a tribute to his roots, encapsulating the city’s pulse through pure experimentation. The track’s deep, hypnotic beat pulls listeners in, delivering a sense of euphoria immediately from the start which will keep fans on their feet all night long.
Daijo – ‘Echoes Creep’
Daijo is back with his latest masterpiece, ‘Echoes Creep.’ Known for his unique approach to electronic music, the Canadian/Persian artist delivers a track that immediately attracts listeners with hard-hitting basslines, dark, atmospheric vocals, and an immersive energy that pulls you deep into his world of pure sound design.
‘Echoes Creep’ offers more than just a dance floor anthem, it blends euphoric rhythms, fast-tempo sound, and emotive signatures all into one. With haunting melodies and pulsating sonic elements, the track resonates spiritually and is a clear reminder of Daijo’s skill set to bring out a club-ready single that incorporates modern narratives with a futuristic twist.
Matroda – ‘Late Night Talks’ EP
A house music pioneer who has the ability to control the crowd in any state. Matroda releases his ‘Late Night Talks’ EP for the masses. The EP kicks off with ‘Britney,’ a track that Matroda premiered at EDC Las Vegas, featuring electrifying vocals by Dances that guide listeners through each exhilarating drop. The energy continues with ‘Came To The Club’ and ‘Down’ (a collaboration with INDECK.), where minimalistic vocal use allows the groovy, funk-infused basslines to take center stage, delivering infectious rhythms that keep bodies moving. Another standout, ‘When The Bass Kicks In,’ sees Matroda teaming up with fellow Terminal Underground artist Teko to create a pulsating tech house anthem. With its irresistible beat and clean, minimalist vocals, the track encapsulates the high-energy vibe Matroda is celebrated for. Matroda’s EP definitely shows off his creativity and full-on technical precision like no other.
Fred Dope & Luke DB – ‘Alive’
Two artists from Milan bring us ‘Alive’ on none other than DBMAFIA Music Label, pushing a no-nonsense sound the mob could rave to. Sharp rhythms and clunky drops meet vocals from the dance floor police to allow us to shed our ambition and truly live in the moment. Fred Dope comes from the luxury poolside raves of the Italian shores and hosts the Rave Cast while Luke DB holds the reins at DBMAFIA Music Label, keeping the sound as fresh as can be with this tinge of honesty and finger on the pulse of dance music. Together Fred and Luke strike gold with ‘Alive’, that you can find as a free download along with Fred Dope’s recent remix of Juan Magan & Marcos Rodriguez ‘Bora Bora’ as well as another must-listen from Luke DB with Franky D.P., a remix that will get people praising on the dance floor, ‘Let Children Free.’
Stafford Brothers – ‘Bésame Mucho’
Latin tech is exactly what the world is asking for, uniting the dance floors across hemispheres. Hailing from Australia the Stafford Brothers have dove into the Latinx culture to bring up a crunchy Latin house record ‘Bésame Mucho’, and it is clicking with the crowd all around with creativity added by the renowned Latin producer, G4bba, and Mexico’s pop artist, Crash Yeye. The Stafford Brothers ran it back with G4bba for ‘Bésame Mucho’ following their previous collaboration with DERRO titled, ‘Cascabel’ a memorial single that aired at Ultra Miami’s mainstage in 2023. The Brothers have kept up an amazing tour since then, rocking the halftime show for the National Rugby League with Timmy Trumpet, Tomorrowland and you can find them at The Grand Boston in November next. It is time to build your collection of Latin tech selects, and who would have thought the big room legends would be the ones serving? Enjoy how the Stafford Brothers go house for ‘Turn Up the Volume with Taylr Renee’ as well.
sundaysunday – ‘Waiting For You’
‘Waiting For You’ by sundaysunday showcases a fresh, introspective side of the artists, diverging from the energetic house and dance sound of previous releases. Written and produced by sundaysunday, the track features warm guitar leads, nostalgic Korg pianos, and evocative vocals by Chase Ellestad. The downtempo, moodier tone of the song captures an emotional depth, marking a new exploration for Sunday-Sunday in the indie dance world. sundaysunday is Watson’s new project with his polished studio mate, Austin, out of Toronto, Canada. Watson is known for his prolific work on Armada Music, Dim Mak, Universal Music, Virgin EMI, FrtyFve, and Strange Fruits. His collaborations with industry giants and recent contributions to Netflix’s ‘Bad Blood’ soundtrack has built his reputation. Now he is out to steal the night with ‘Waiting For You’ alongside Austin, who completes sundaysunday with clean live instrumentation and plays a vital role in running their revered Dopamine Machine Records.
Rafasan –‘OMG’
Rafasan releases a taste of tech-house in the purest form with ‘OMG.’ This track grabs you, pulls you in, and demands you move, stripping away any fluff and leaving only the raw, simplistic essence. ‘OMG’ is relentless, unapologetic, and simple, with one goal: make people dance. It punches through with an intensity that takes control, continuing the path set by ‘Turn The Music Up’ as Rafasan makes his intention clear: dominate the dance floor.
Elohim – ‘Patience’
Elohim’s Power of Panic is set to usher in an impressive new chapter with the upcoming deluxe edition, led by the first single, ‘Patience.’ The release arrives at the perfect moment in the festive season, enveloping listeners in an atmosphere of eerie, spine-chilling vibes that seamlessly resonate with the spirit of this time of year. The album acts as a reflection of her resilience, shaped by personal battles that nearly derailed her momentum.
Within ‘Patience,’ Elohim conjures a chilling reflection of modern life’s frantic tempo, as if trapped in an endless pursuit of achievement. The dark cello and eerie bass drops drag listeners into a disquieting realm, where we become ‘manic robots,’ lost in the haunting grind of daily existence.
Chris Diaz x Smith & Sorren –‘WGLC’
With a driven rhythm and crafty topline, Smith & Sorren team up with Chris Diaz to deliver ‘WGLC’ (White Girls Love Cocaine). The track effortlessly blends both artists’ distinct styles, creating an engaging mix that leaves a strong impression. Through skilled synth work and a driving, classic house beat, the single unveils a raw perspective on the darker undercurrents of club life. It’s unflinching, unapologetic, and true to the real atmosphere of the scene.
CURLYHEADS & VelcroCompanion – ‘Save Me’
CURLYHEADS & VelcroCompanion have released ‘SAVE ME,’ the sound of an entrancing exploration of electronic dance music. As the journey continues into deeper realms of beat-driven euphoria. A harder edge punctuates the semi-spiritual atmosphere, balancing darkness with allure. The intricate layering of techno influences over a solid tech house base adds a magnetic pull to the soundscape.
BOSA – ‘Towards the Sun’ (Remix)
BOSA returns with a euphoric remix of SIA’s powerful anthem ‘Towards the Sun.’ Known for blending deep, organic grooves with cinematic soundscapes, BOSA brings a fresh twist, reminiscent of feel-good global anthems . This remix delivers infectious, sunshine-soaked beats that channel the upbeat festival energy of daytime headliners. With an uplifting global groove and tribal percussion, BOSA’s signature sound seamlessly merges with SIA’s soulful vocals, creating an irresistible vibe.
Cinnedi – ‘Rush’
After the incredible success of her ‘Seven Deadly Sins’ project, Cinnedi (formerly O Cinnedi) steps into a brand new era, embracing futuristic, dystopian beats that redefine her sonic identity. Known for her brooding yet high-energy take on bass music, Cinnedi is ready to expand her world. No longer confined to her past, this new phase is characterized by unapologetic techno sounds and an exhilarating exploration of 128 BPM. ‘Rush,’ her latest single, encapsulates all the dark techno energy you could hope for, brimming with deep, dystopian soundscapes and atmospheric synths. This track perfectly introduces Cinnedi’s new aesthetic—elevating her craft into a forward-thinking dimension of electronic music that resonates with a futuristic and edgy vibe.
