After two strong releases on Diynamic and his big hit "Yumi", Notre Dame returns with his new EP "Nobody Told Me". Soft percussion and a gentle kick roll in, airy vocals twisting through the synths — the title track is a smooth invitation, pulling you into the night’s flow. "Alive" flows forward with a vocal that echoes something inside you, guiding your feet to the dancefloor without question. "Everytime" meets you right there — arms up, eyes closed — locking into that weekend peak like it was made for it. Three tracks, three partners in crime, moving with you through the night and sticking with you all summer.

Notre Dame - Nobody Told Me

Josh Gigante returns to Diynamic with Wild Things, a three-track EP that feels like stepping into a storybook night with three unforgettable characters. The title track bursts in like the first spark of twilight - glittering disco riffs entwined with a wobbling bassline, teasing the promise of an epic night ahead. Back Together created together with Tom Zelta, lounges in next - cocktail in hand, exuding a warm, lazy charm like a sunset melting over palm-fringed boulevards. Finally, Sensations slips out of the shadows - the mysterious one - wrapping whispering vocals and lush synths around high patterns, pulling you into a dreamscape where time fades and the dancefloor becomes a universe of its own.

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Josh Gigante - Wild Things EP

ASKAR and Pippi Ciez arrive on Diynamic with 2004, a three-track EP that feels like the soundtrack to your perfect island escape. The title track opens with spheric, airy vocals layered over warm, shimmering synths and gentle, rolling percussion - like the first warm breeze on your face as you slide into the car and hit the sun-dappled road to the beach. „Power steps up with a deep, driving bassline and crisp, syncopated kicks that pulse steadily, pushing you closer to the party waiting just beyond the shore. As the sun dips low, „Machine (Dawn Breaks) buzzes to life with playful synth stabs and cheeky, glitchy sound elements - the perfect track for windows down, eyes closed and the night stretching out endlessly ahead. From warm breeze to beach bonfire to dawns first light, this EP has its all.

ASKAR, Pippi Ciez - 2004 EP

Following his standout EP, "Dont Stop" and the infectious single "Follow Me" on FTTF35, Max Styler makes a powerful return to Diynamic in collaboration with up-and-comer Deomid with two heavy-hitting, indie dance and tech house-infused cuts for the club. The release opens with "Every Night" — a confident, rolling cut charged by a powerful kick and wobbling synths, layered over a warm, driving rhythm. Its the kind of track that sparks the floor just as the night settles in — playful but locked, with a subtle late summer tension simmering underneath. "Get Down" follows with intent, bringing the heat with punchy low-end and sharp percussion. Warped vocals melt into the rhythm, and just when you think its peaked, it dives even deeper. With this two-track release, Max Styler and Deomid prove their command of the dancefloor — precise, powerful, and impossible to ignore.

Max Styler, Deomid - Every Night

After several releases on Diynamic, ID ID returns with Ninja Flavour, a three-track EP built for peak-time chaos and closing-time euphoria. The title track comes in all guns blazing – sharp synths, a guiding voice and the kind of forward pull that drags you straight to the front left. Push That hits next – a last rush through the system, the floor still buzzing, adrenaline running high. Party Loop closes the night, working its magic in whispers, hypnotic vocals slipping through the crowd like a magician weaving you deeper into the floor, carrying you gently into the afterglow.

ID ID - Ninja Flavour EP

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Israeli DJ and Tel Aviv-based producer Adam Ten is coming to Diynamic with „Rollercoaster TLV“, and what the EP title promises, you can expect: suspenseful build-ups followed by ravaging releases, laced with unforeseen musical surprises.

The power of opening track „Lego“ a collaboration with Mita Gami lies in its simplicity. A bold no-frills approach, slowly creating tension where you feel like you could hear a needle drop, and then absolutely culminating in its lead synth melody, like the rollercoaster that slowly approaches its highest point and is about to drop into an ecstatic abyss.

Up next we have „Grab a Room“, a pumped-up groove featuring Yamagucci that very well represents Adam Ten‘s eclectic musical background: one of House music with psychedelic & ethnic influences.

Title track „Rollercoaster TLV“ has a proper bounce to it, you can immediately see yourself and your crew rolling through your hood to this soundtrack, windows down and music loud.

Closing off is „The Beat Machine“, a hypnotic pre-peaktime track where you just have to hit the dancefloor and give yourself over to the music.

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Adam Ten & Mita Gami - Lego

Four To The Floor 21 is here.

Heading straight for the fast lane is Josh Gigante with „Attention Seeker“. A hypnotic one-note bassline with ritualistic vocals takes you onto a night ride on the highway, until the overdrive kicks in and a sudden chainsaw-sounding lead is giving off sparks.

„Tanzwerk“ by Jepe takes you to a sinister sounding technocratic utopia, where suddenly all the sounds of machine processes align and form a dance floor symphony.

Next on the 21st Four To The Floor is „Folk“ by AIKON, an upbeat affair with slight hints of 80s, New Wave and Acid.

And closing off is „Music is the way“ by Spada feat. Klara Sestiniova, a dreamy end-of-night soundtrack that will definitely provide for a hands-up and eyes-closed moments.

Spada - Music is the way (feat. Klara Sestiniova)

That feeling when you know something is about to end so you enjoy the most out of it? That’s what French DJ and producer Notre Dame delivers with YUMI. 
It’s that last track that’s playing when you look into your best friends eyes and think about the night you’ve just had together. It was heavily supported by Solomun throughout the summer.
Next to the title track we have „Story of My Life“ - dramatic, almost fragile, with a relentless kick at its center that’s encircled by a gentle arp.
And closing off the YUMI EP is „Atom“. Its suspense is building like a Kamikaze fighter approaching their target: slowly at first, but without mercy.

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Notre Dame - YUMI

Here’s Diynamic’s „Four To The Floor 28“, a selection of Solomun’s road tested secret weapons.
Opening track „All Over My Body“ by Ben Sterling feat. Superchumbo is a sensual Tech House gem with a hypnotic mantra sticking to you like body oil.
„Here Comes The Ride“ by Viv Castle feat. Kxne is an oddly satisfying audio commentary on all the sensations during music reception.
All you can do is dance.
Malive and Linkage come together on „Pictures“ and create a sensitive dance floor moment for closed eyes and introspection.
And closing off the FTTF28 is Gorgin with „Principal Agent“, a dreamy and melodic send-off into the night.

Ben Sterling - All Over My Body feat. Superchumbo

Dive back into the past with Emanuel Satie and DJ T’s hypnotic „The Feeling“ EP. Dial your mind to Ibiza ’98 and get transported into the deep and seemingly endless sets on the White Isle while the sun is slowly setting over the Mediterranean.
Title track „This Feeling“ is emblematic of the already reminiscent emotion experienced while something great is coming to an end, most prominently induced by the melancholic keys. Don’t be sad it’s ending - be grateful you’ve been a part.
„Shine“ continues in a similar fashion, but in its own way. The stacking of keys and arps in similar intonation but different octaves creates a beautiful kaleidoscope of sound.
And closing off the EP is „Something On My Mind“ that takes you on a journey into your own self. Close your eyes and drift apart.

Emanuel Satie & DJ T. - Something On My Mind

The Four To The Floor 29 is here.
Opening track „Dance With Ibiza“ by Ugo Banchi with its bouncy groove is like the unison movements of a big crowd of dancers, each individual, but united through the same pulsating beat.
AFFKT’s „Ganbatte“ starts out as a gentle affair with a myriad of tiny plucks, like the dance of luminescent plankton in the dark night ocean, slowly swelling into one big wave.
„Star Wars“ by Matara is a sombre, almost dystopian track - imagine an array of out of control assembly line robots that suddenly gained consciousness and write their own compositions. Precise, effective, futuristic.
And closing off the FTTF29 is „Hypo“ by Carl Bee, a fast paced techno stomper that feels like a perfect storm.

Ugo Banchi - Dance With Ibiza

„I just wanna feel your sweat on my body“ - Miami-based Nala paints erotic pictures on the brute bass beat of Catz ’n Dogz in „Me Me Me“. Hushes, moans and a dark and sultry energy fill the room, melting everyone into one entity of skin and leather that moves in unison.
„Hot Mess“, ups the tempo but keeps the lights low, with flashes of strobe freezing images of bizarre faces in darkest corners of the club, while the priestess Nala speaks her truth in ceremony.
A record like a ritual, it awakens animalistic spirits that we give in to when we find ourselves without thoughts on the dance floor.

Catz 'n Dogz  & Nala - Me Me Me

Brasilian DJ and producer Mila Journée returns to Diynamic with her second EP titled „No Es No“.
The title track is a high-octane peak time tune with Mila’s signature soundscapes that play with tempo, plus an explosive vocal.
„Three“ creates hypnotic patterns with its industrial sounds, like dancing robots.
Then the clouds part and we hear „Sunrise“, an uplifting House track that’s simultaneously hopeful and reminiscent.
And „No Te Olvides“ is a psychedelic journey through the dark room, with flashes of red light, twisted faces and letting go.

Mila Journée - No Es No

Up next on Diynamic is Darco with a 3-tracker EP titled „76 Cutie“.
On „This Is How You Do It“ the edibles start kicking in - don’t fight it, just embrace the warmth, let go, and enjoy this myriads of little details on this psychedelic journey while your body is pumpin.
The EP/title track is a funky spunky house tune with a raspy acid bass line and jazzy piano notes that take you for a trippy ride, especially in its unexpected break.
And closing off the record is „Qatar“ which takes you all the way down the rabbit hole with a hypnotizing groove and mantra-esque voice that guides you as you descend deeper and deeper.

Darco - 76 Cutie

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

Here comes the 35th edition of Diynamic’s „Four To The Floor“ series.
Opening track „21Free“ by newcomer HeorH takes you onto a melancholic journey with his ethereal voice as your guide.
Enamour’s „Hyperdrive“ is a powerful peak time stomper that sucks you into its hypnotic loop - eyes closed, hands up.
„Follow Me“ by Max Styler is a storm of a track - its mysterious groove and melodic elements build and build until they unload like rain and thunder.
And closing off the FTTF35 is Martin HERRS who is known from edition 30 already - his piece „Angels of the Garden“ is a potpourri of odd elements, that by themselves could baffle, but in this arrangement function so well that they become more than the sum of their parts - a painting in the wildest colors.

Max Styler - Follow Me

After his standout hit 'Yumi' on Diynamic in 2023, Notre Dame has embraced his newfound notoriety, touring the globe with shows from Tokyo to London, from Miami to Paris. Now he is finally returning to Diynamic with a follow-up EP titled 'Citizen 99'.
Opener track 'Soda' is a bright and hopeful but simultaneously melancholic piece, with catchy piano chords and a steady suspense build that is perfect for outdoor festival closing moments.
'FE3L' pops off with 80s influenced percussions and robotic vocals, it's like the ode of a computer coming to life and realizing it's being chased by other forces to get its power switched off, but it won't let them.
Title track 'Citizen 99' is a more clerical, almost celestial theme of bells and choirs which counterpoints with rough Atlanta-type rap vocals to create an energetic dance floor hybrid.
And closing off the EP is 'Love 404', bundling witch-house elements with auto-tuned and crushed vocals into a beautifully mesmerizing tune to close your eyes to.

Notre Dame - Citizen 99

Oppaacha is returning to Diynamic for his second EP this year, called „Oxygen“.
Title track „Oxygen“ is like being on a military submarine - racing under the cover of darkness, high pressure, receiving commands, tensions rising - you can hear your own heartbeat.
„Like That“ feat. Borey is a bubblegum-chewing girl who really doesn’t care what you have to say - she’s just here to have fun, so shut up and let her dance.
And „True“ feat. Prana Flow sends you the morse code - can you decipher the message?

Oppaacha, Prana Flow - True

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 - Inferno

Max Styler - Let Em' Know

Two of Italy's most in demand exports GENESI & MEDUZA collaborate on three tracks for their EP entitled 'Freak EP' on Diynamic. 
Title track "Freak" features vocalist 'Aya Anne' with her assured and assertive vocal being manipulated and rebounding back and forth against the driving, relentless beat. 
"Run" is a 'coiled spring' of a record, building the tension to a deliberate and specific point where the beat sets you free, only to build to the climactic point where the synth stab delivers pure euphoria. 
"Take It" rounds up the EP as a dusky club sound with its airy and atmospheric sonics giving visions of flashing strobe lights and hazy silhouettes in a bustling dancefloor.

Genesi, Meduza - Freak feat. Aya Anne

Genesi, Meduza - Take It

Genesi, Meduza - Run

FTTF43 arrives with a bang. Opening with Try by Amour Propre, crisp kicks and soaring synths set the perfect tone for the night ahead. Volume Up by Arodes, ACNØR and Axone captures that first summer moment, cocktail in hand, as you soak in the beachside vibes. Check Check by Gespona and Djolee pulls you into the club with its deep basslines and hypnotic flow, dragging you deeper into the night. Closing the EP with I Promised Moms song Big Switch, the EP reaches its peak, immersing you fully in the nights electrifying energy.

Arodes, ACNØR, Axone - Volume Up

French-based Harry Kaze kicks off his Diynamic Music debut with a vibrant three-track ride. "Sunlight" opens the journey with a warm, romantic glow - a track that feels like golden hour stretched into sound. "Anybody Else" follows with a dreamy, weightless vibe that gently pulls you in. "Bananas" wraps it up with a rush of wildness, freedom and that unbeatable feeling of dancing like nobody’s watching. A feel-good EP that hits all the right spots.

Harry Kaze - Sunlight

After a string of acclaimed releases on Diynamic, Johannes Brecht returns with his latest offering: "♡☮EP" – a two-track exploration of emotion, groove, and sonic detail.
Opening with "Dreamin'", Brecht delivers a deep, melancholic journey that floats between melodic-house and deep-house. Lush synth textures and introspective tones create a dreamlike atmosphere.
"Not My Feelin'", is shifting the mood with a driving tech-house groove combined with a laid-back male vocal.
It's rhythmically sharp, emotionally restrained, yet undeniably hypnotic – the kind of track that turns heads without raising its voice.

Johannes Brecht - Not My Feelin'

Following his debut on FTTF32 with „I Want Your Love", Samer Soltan returns with „What the F", a three-track EP that plays out like a late-night story. First track sets the tone with a dub-tinged bassline and a vocal that cuts through like a thought you can't shake — catchy, effortless and hard to forget. „Kawai", drifting in like a warm breeze. The rhythm softens, the edges blur — it's sun on your face, sand underfoot, a moment of lightness that feels almost too good to last. „Flash Man" changes direction. A bouncing bassline keeps things moving while synths stretch and twist around it, pulling you into the early hours with a subtle intensity. "What the F" isn't loud — it's precise. It catches moments and feelings without saying too much.

Samer Soltan - What The F

Italian based GENESI returns to Diynamic with his second EP "Hyper". The title track opens with a wobbling bass line and driving hi-hats, layered with twisting synths that set an energetic yet intense mood. "Capri" follows, bringing uplifting high notes, quirky acid-tinged synths and whimsical vocal elements - a perfect blend of sweet and sour that keeps the energy flowing. Closing the EP, "Right Now" slows things down with darker, sharper atmosphere, delivering a deep and immersive vibe ideal for late-night moments. Together, these tracks form a dynamic journey through contrasting textures, where unexpected twists meet raw emotion.

GENESI - Hyper

GENESI - Right Now

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.

Deomid - Twisted

FTTF45 returns with a rollercoaster of fast-forward-thinking sounds, slick synths and no-filter emotions. "Boss Bitch" by Rawfox kicks off with "Mixing" - Spanish vocals riding sharp percussion, built for the first outdoor night of the season, like a cocktail that hits before you even sit down. "Catchaman" by Adapter follows close, pads swirling, kick locked - like that friend who doesn't ask, just pulls you straight to the floor. "Laugh And Play" by Rayan Woods brings the epic high point - powerful vocals and bold sounds that make everything feel exactly right in that one moment. "Fold" by Beswerda closes it out, offering space to pack all those memories away like treasures. Each track rides with you on every step of your journey — one night, four turns, zero slowdown.

Rawfox - Boss Bitch

Adapter - Catchaman

Vintage Culture makes his Diynamic debut with "Do You" - a three-part release that pushes straight into the heart of the night. The title track hits first, all rising tension and bold synths - there’s no easing in, just a sense that something’s about to lift off. "Âme et L'or" comes next, with Malou’s French vocals gliding over shifting pads and airy textures. It feels like a detour, a pause under flickering lights, where everything slows down but the energy still lingers. "Space" takes it home - sounds stretch, sway and unfold into something wide open, like the moment just before sunrise when everything feels weightless. Each track hold it's own tone, together, they trace the restless energy of a night rewriting its own rules

Vintage Culture - Do You

Notre Dame - Everytime

Notre Dame - Alive (INSTRUMENTAL)

Notre Dame - Nobody Told Me (INSTRUMENTAL)

Notre Dame - Alive

Josh Gigante - Sensation

Josh Gigante - Wild Things

Josh Gigante - Wild Things (Instrumental)

Josh Gigante, Tom Zeta  - Back Together (Instrumental)

Josh Gigante, Tom Zeta - Back Together

ASKAR, Pippi Ciez - 2004

ASKAR, Pippi Ciez - Machine (Dawn Breaks)

ASKAR, Pippi Ciez - Power

Max Styler, Deomid - Every Night (Instrumental)

Max Styler, Deomid - Get Down (Instrumental)

Max Styler, Deomid - Get Down

ID ID - Ninja Flavour (Instrumental)

ID ID - Party Loop (Instrumental)

ID ID - Push That

ID ID - Party Loop

ID ID - Push That (Instumental)

ID ID - Ninja Flavour

Diynamic has constantly been an underground electronic music label on the rise. The motto: Do It Yourself. Founded in 2006 by Solomun and Adriano Trolio in Hamburg, nowadays undeniably amongst the hottest imprints worldwide: Diynamic Showcase events all around the globe, Diynamic Festivals in Amsterdam, Berlin and Brazil, two own weekly residencies on Ibiza including the infamous “Solomun +1” events at legendary night club Pacha and the Diynamic Outdoor event series as well as own stages at major music festivals everywhere. 

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