different but i like it this some rl dubstep

This album came together late at night. Headphones on, city quiet, screens glowing.
It’s built around that feeling of being awake when everything else feels offline.

Lives in the space between cinematic cyberpunk and underground bass music .... gritty drums, distorted synths, glitchy transitions, and heavy low end meant for night drives, gaming sessions, and headphones-only listening. A lot of the tracks feel like scenes instead of songs. Short moments, long builds, drops that hit without warning.

There’s influence from hybrid trap, Y2K bass, dark EDM, and industrial textures, but nothing here is meant to sound clean or polished. The glitches stay. The noise stays. That’s the point.

If you’re into cyberpunk visuals, night drive playlists, dark bass music, underground EDM, or cinematic electronic tracks, this album fits that lane. It’s not festival music. It’s not background music. It’s for people who like their sound a little rough and their atmosphere heavy.

Play it loud. Or play it alone. Both work.

Offline but Still Moving

This album was made for training sessions where you don’t want to mess with the music. You hit play, rack the weight, and let it run.

PLAY IT LOUD, TRAIN HARD blends big room EDM drops with rock-style sound design ... distorted leads, heavy kicks, and steady energy that works in the gym. No long intros, no quiet breakdowns, no waiting around for the track to “get good.” Everything is built to keep momentum up from start to finish.

Most of these tracks were tested during workouts, not playlists. Lifting days, late sessions, headphones cranked. The goal was simple: keep focus high and distractions low. If you’re into gym music, workout EDM, electro rock, or high-energy training mixes, this album fits naturally into that rotation.

Put it on, turn it up, and don’t overthink it.

Training Tempo

Today, due to the release of my new song "Take Me Up" and to celebrate the summer I bring you a new episode of "We Believe In Techno", broadcast on Hit Fm program´s Techno City. 

I hope you like this special set of 2 hours and make you dance in these strange months. We will be dancing again soon on the dance floors.

Enjoy the Music 🎵🎵

We Believe in Techno Vol.3 (Recorded for Techno City)

F*cking sh*t up with this one! AgroCulture coming along nicely! Stay up to date with the release by throwing me a follow!

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Social & Streaming: solo.to/cipya

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Blunt Trauma

Prophecy over Profit

Eagle,i

Eagle,i (intro)

The title track to widely anticipated debut EP “Energy” by DeVosh

Energy

The third track to the highly anticipated debut EP by De’Vosh

DoubleTime

Come On Baby lets go for a ride( Music producer Tyler Cain)

Utilise Time

UtiliseTime

SUBLIMENNIAL NINE – AN ECCLECTIC MIX

01 Madonna - Ray Of Light (KUU Remix) 0:00
02 Alex Zigro & Milk Bar -  Disco Night (Extended Mix) 4:57
03 Denney -  Reflections Of Time (Original Mix) 10:23
04 Dennis Ferrer - Hey Hey (Riva Starr Paradise Garage Club Mix) 16:31
05 GoldRed - Infamous (Club Mix) 22:52
06 Junior Jack - E Samba (Kevin McKay & The Cube Guys Extended Remix) 27.51
07 David Herrero - I Can See You On The Floor (Extended Mix) 32:41
08 Start The Party - Freed From Desire (Kevin McKay Remix) 38:04
09 ATFC (feat. Mia Mendez) - Not Enough (Extended Mix) 42:21
10 Black Girl | White Girl - 101010101 (Original Mix) 46:55
11 Nora En Pure - Bartok (Extended Mix) 51:29
12 John Summit -  Deep End (Extended Mix) 57:44
13 James Organ – Transmit  1:03:32
14 Franky Rizardo - Polaris (Original Mix) 1:09:06
15 Golfos - Now Jazz (Midnight Mix) 1:15:40

To All The Artists Listed Above Thank You For Your Beautiful Music

SUBLIMENNIAL NINE – AN ECCLECTIC MIX

The name Cipya is inspired by that of Pripyat, the abandoned neighboring city to Chernobyl, and the sound  inspired by both the accident and the reclamation of the city by nature.

https://solo.to/cipya

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