Was just at a festival that had this in the closing set at sunset, thank you to this amazing song

Agrio Tracks maiden release comes from everybody's favourite new producer Kyle Starkey. His tracks, blending signature 90's percussion with stabby rubber basslines, have been taking the house scene by storm recently. Being on high rotation in sets of artists like Job Jobse, THC and Jennifer Cardini has made it hard to have missed his tracks, even though you might not have known it at the time.

Storming the gates is Tryton, leaning heavily on sharp lead stabs that will be stuck in your brain like a true ear worm from way back then, creating the perfect glue between the worlds of house, trance and prog. However, while it does have a strong hint of nostalgia, you can't help but notice a distinct touch of freshness lying on top of it.

Whereas Tryton will please the peak time crowd, I Need U has the perfect filler features, while still making an impact on its own. The track subtlety balances old school vocal hooks and shouts with recognisable and simple synth melodies. If you are looking for the perfect assist to kickstart your night, this is it.

Agrio001 releases April 5th 2024 on all digital platforms.

All tracks written and produced by Kyle Starkey.
All tracks mixed by Mathijs Smit.
All tracks mastered by MOW.

Tryton / I Need U

I Need U

Kyle Starkey - I Need U [Agrio Tracks]

Tryton/I Need U

Tryton

Kyle Starkey - Tryton [Agrio Tracks]

6 Million Ways To Die

NewTone - 6 Million Ways To Die [RT002]

My Heart (90s Vocal Mix)

Kara Okay - What Are We Gonna Do [RT003]

Divine Anthem [Need2Freak]

Lie To Me

Lie To Me (Kyle Starkey Remix)

Feel My Desire

DART & Kyle Starkey - Feel It [RT004]

Malibu (Main part)  (Progressive)

Fixer Daily Drops 1081–1090

This sequence of ten daily releases marks the final chapter before Vol. 110: Synthetic Music Back from Vacation. Each drop explores a fragment of the synthetic sound universe — from shimmering atmospheres to driving trance pulses. Together, they form a continuous arc: fragmented echoes (1081) evolving through digital storms (1088) and closing with an Exit Sequence (1090).

These tracks are not just singles; they’re snapshots of a system in constant motion. Each one holds its own identity, but when lined up side-by-side, they reveal a journey — an experimental passage through the synthetic landscape that defines the Fixer ethos: 50% human, 50% machine, always forward-moving.

FDD1081 – Echo Fragments

Divine Anthem [Need2Freak]

DART / RAPID TRAX

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