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After watching Saltburn there was only one thing to do... Enjoy this high energy remix of all time classic "Murder On The Dancefloor" from Sophie Ellis-Bextor. Download available ❤️

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Sophie Ellis - Bextor - Murder On The Dancefloor (Draip Ft. Alik Remix)

Clüb de Combat return to Diynamic with a three-tracker titled „Exciter“.
For the opening track the duo have put their own spin on the essential club classic „House Every Weekend“, their version takes you to a pumpin' 90's "House Anthem". Infectious energy guaranteed!
„Party of the Year“ is a collaboration with Matt Guy and brings peak time energy with by its machine gun groove.
And title track „Exciter“ transports us into dark and hazy clubs in the depths of night, where the only thing we see are sudden flashes of strobe light, but we feel the heat of the dancing bodies all around.

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Clüb De Combat - House Anthem

Jon.K - Foutu [Exclusive]

Four To The Floor 38 is here. Opening track „Dance To Dance by Knorst will shake up the dancing crowd left and right with its bouncy groove. Confusion Situation by Underher, who already released on Diynamics sublabel 2DIY4, touches you with a gentle melodic summer vibe and takes you on a deep dive into the ocean. Davascos On Repeat picks up the pace with its infectious rhythms and captivating vocals, giving you an electrifying club experience. And closing off the FTTF38 is Look Ma by Sapian, a cool acid-tech-house tune with a massive wobbling bassline.

Knorst - Dance To Dance

Liverpool-based duo Tigerblind drop their „Vitamin E“ EP on Diynamic.
Opening track „Cosmic Urges“ is like an evening under the Ibizan sky - drive your convertible through the warm summer night, look past Es Vedra and just take it in.
„Vitamin E“ is a nod to 90s rave culture, with all its colorful elements - don’t fight it, just enjoy the ride.
And „Flight or Fight“ is a proper dance floor battle royal, so tape your hands and get in the ring.

Tigerblind - Vitamin E

Here comes Four To The Floor 41.
Up first is the return of REBRN - his track „For Your Head“ is a cheeky rave anthem that transports you to the Ibiza super clubs of the noughties.
„Element“ by WELKER takes you for a tech house walk through UK suburbs where street and club culture meet.
Coeus brings his signature dark sound on „Fiesta“, taking us on a slowly brooding sound journey.
And closing off is „Repeat At The Dance Hall“ by Tiff Cornish, a bouncy tune from the old school, with lots of chopped and screwed vocals and a vibe that will get your back up off the wall!

REBRN - For Your Head

California-based producer and DJ Max Styler returns to Diynamic with his "Don't Stop EP". The EP is an electrifying collection of three tracks, showcasing his unmatched ability to blend high-energy beats with melodic elements. The opener of the EP "Let Em' Know" takes listeners on a journey with its mysterious groove, slowly building in tension until it erupts. The EP's title track "Don't Stop", takes a slightly different approach, offering a smooth, grooving bassline that hypnotizes with its deep rhythm. The bassline and female voice pull you in, creating a trance-like state that keeps you locked into the track's relentless groove. And finally "Inferno" brings the drive back, closing out the release with a bang. This high-energy song reignites the vibe that runs through the entire EP and ensures its pulsating energy lasts long after the music stops.

Max Styler - Let Em' Know

After releasing his track "Release Your Power" on FTTF34, Deomid returns to Diynamic with "Twisted", a three-track EP that reads like a summer journal. Each track unfolds a new chapter, weaving moments into sound. The title track winds its synths tight, squeezing and stretching toward a peak - the spark that sets the journey in motion. "Could Have Been You" feels like the anthem playing when you're surrounded by friends at summer's height, the kind of song that lingers in your mind long after the sun has set. Closing the EP, "Flaya" spins shimmering patterns around a bold kick, carrying the energy through to the final chapter. Like the last sentence you write before closing your diary, it seals this summer shut - a record that holds the heat, the glow and the fading magic of those perfect, fleeting days.

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