Sacred Rhythms

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Jase Lotti - Toxic (Original Mix) [G-MAFIA RECORDS]

Tholli - Baele (Original Mix) [AK CARTEL]

Kharacho - Air 672 (Original Mix) [AK CARTEL]

A driving wall of sound built on pounding 4/4 kicks, distorted basslines, and dark, industrial atmospheres. The energy is raw and relentless, pushing forward with metallic percussion and tense synth stabs — yet it keeps control, balancing aggression with precision. Subtle breaks and vocal cuts slice through the chaos — hypnotic phrases, whispered commands, or distorted shouts — adding a human edge to the mechanical rhythm.

The result is a mix that hits hard but stays groovy — perfect for warehouse floors and late-night sets where intensity meets emotion.

Iron Vortex

“Substatic” drifts in the space between silence and vibration — a minimal deep house journey built on pulsating sub-bass, crisp hi-hats, and whispered textures.
No melody, no piano — just pure frequency, movement, and atmosphere.
Designed for the late hours, when every beat feels like a breath.

🎧 Written & produced by Tom Lysar

Genre: Minimal Deep House
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Substatic

NOTSOBAD & MA_RK - Bits Of Hope (FRASATHY RX)

Read the interview https://change-underground.com/cu-techno-02-hydratek/

Milan’s underground has long been a breeding ground for innovation, but few artists have approached techno with the forensic precision and narrative intent of HydraTek, the alias of Italian producer and sound designer Fabio Gotti.

Once known for cinematic bass music that fused post-dubstep with filmic ambience, HydraTek now channels that same storytelling instinct into a darker, hypnotic strain of techno designed to move both body and mind.

“I’m constantly evolving as an artist,” he says. “Genres are just tools for expressing emotion. Techno became my gravitational centre - it’s where my fascination with dark tones, cinematic storytelling and sound design all align.” That transformation wasn’t abrupt; it grew organically from earlier experiments in ambient and bass-heavy soundscapes. “What I once called ‘Cinematic Bass Music’ was my hybrid of post-dubstep and neurofunk D&B,” he explains. “That kaleidoscopic background still defines me - I see music, like all art, as a beautiful contamination of patterns and ideas.”

The Italian connection runs deep. While HydraTek’s technical discipline nods to the UK’s underground, the passion and drama that define his productions feel distinctly Mediterranean. “There’s a natural intensity and emotional depth in Italian art and design,” he says. “It inevitably filters into my music.”

TRACKLIST:

Ignez - Immersion
ANNĒ - Floating Waves
Scheermann - Viciosa
Ned - Tree Undead Sexy Fire
Marco Faraone - My Zone
DJ Dextro - Suplemento
Regal - Still Raving
BEC - Flow LFO
Exos - Voices Of Vulcano
Ignez/Rødhåd - Vermillion 01
ANNĒ - Sibia
Nørbak - Mudo
Nørbak - Adeus
Perc - Full Goblin (Mac Declos Remix)
Hyden - Manifest Content
DJ Dextro - Last Civilization
Hemka - The Bad Place
Nørbak - Arcada
Ignez - Anahata
Hertz - Timballe
Deas - Track Zero
Mik&Ale - Optimizer
Dusk Poem - Expand
Alarico - One More
Mosess - Sinners
Maälgabeskij - Neon Venus
Rosa Anschütz - Rigid (Kobosil 44 Rush Mix)

Interview

CU TECHNO 02 | HydraTek

Risers returns with Indian DJ and producer Migrant. Known for his emotive sound design, Migrant has quickly gained attention across the global underground. His journey into electronic music began during years of solo travel, composing to fill quiet hours between destinations.

A pivotal meeting with Four Tet at Magnetic Fields Festival transformed this personal pastime into a professional pursuit. Migrant’s signature sound now fuses organic warmth with hypnotic, club-ready energy, creating music equally at home on a sunrise dancefloor or in reflective solitude.

This mix coincides with the release of his new single “Anahata” (October 31), inspired by the Sanskrit term for the heart chakra and exploring the balance between chaos and calm. The Risers set mirrors this duality, delivering fluid, emotionally charged, rhythmically precise tracks that prioritize connection over spectacle.

Outside the studio, Migrant founded Belong Festival in Jaisalmer, a desert event celebrating underground electronic music and community. Through each performance and release, he continues to shape a sound that bridges the personal and the transcendent, establishing himself as one of India’s most compelling emerging voices in electronic music.

Tracklist 

1. Mielofon – Space
2. South Ah! – Verd Flip
3. Jonathan Joni – As I Ascend
4. Barchi Cunha – Take Control
5. Elias – Rudi
6. Sydka – Reclaim
7. Blaq Tronic – Ukhamba
8. Nick Morgan – Shook Pt. 3
9. Calussa & Darmon – Sutra
10. LevyM – Many Changes
11. Nathan Kaiz – Green Valley
12. Frigid Armadillo – Colors
13. Wisqo – Tanzender Baum

RISERS 03 | Migrant

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Change Underground (CU) was born to shake up the dance music industry. Tired of the elitism and corporate vibes, we launched the first platform dedicated to fresh talent, underrepresented artists, and overlooked genres. We quickly earned respect for standing up for artists’ rights and exposing the real dynamics behind the scene. Our egalitarian approach inspired others, helping to push for a more inclusive and diverse media landscape.

Today, CU still remains the original and go-to spot for discovering new talent on the web. With exclusive premieres, artist interviews, and reviews, we provide a space where innovation thrives and careers are launched.

Our global network keeps you plugged into cutting-edge music, culture, and trends. Whether it’s techno, house, or anything in between, if you’re passionate about dance music, CU is your hub for the sounds shaping tomorrow’s club culture and beyond.

CU TECHNO 02 | HydraTek

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