EXTIMA Releases

Zafer Atabey returns to EXTIMA with Never Alone, a ferocious four-tracker that cements his reputation as a peak-time techno craftsman. Each track is built to ignite the dancefloor with unrelenting energy and precision.

The title track, Never Alone, opens with heavy kicks, dark synth progressions, and striking vocal shots — a high-octane, no-frills weapon for peak moments. Control follows with a more progressive edge, blending melodic layers and intricate vocal stabs over driving percussion.

On Come Back, Zafer leans into hypnotic grooves and euphoric breakdowns, creating a hands-in-the-air journey that slams back into relentless rhythm. Closing the release, Born To Fly is an empowering anthem — female vocals declaring "I was born to fly" soar over thunderous beats and shimmering synths, making it a true clubfloor killer.

With Never Alone, Zafer delivers four distinct yet equally explosive cuts, showcasing the raw, euphoric, and sophisticated sides of his sound — another standout addition to EXTIMA's catalogue.

Never Alone

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Zafer Atabey - Control (Radio Edit) [EXTIMA]

Zafer Atabey - Never Alone [EXTIMA]

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Set About welcomes back Argentine producer Lautaro Ibañez with his powerful new single “Zyriab.” Drawing on his deep roots in music theory and years of production experience, Lautaro delivers a driving techno weapon marked by raw energy, sharp percussion, and an electrified atmosphere built for late-night sets.

At just 25, Lautaro has already earned recognition on respected labels like LEGEND, IAMT, and Set About. With formal training in piano, harmony, and sound perception, he brings a uniquely crafted approach to techno—balancing precision with instinctive groove. “Zyriab” showcases his evolving signature style, pairing crisp, kinetic rhythms with dark melodic undertones.

This release continues Lautaro's ascent in the global techno circuit and affirms his place among the new wave of South American talents shaping the sound of modern dancefloors.

SA318: Lautaro Ibañez - Zyriab (Radio Edit)

VLT & NRICO - CAN'T CONTROL US (Original Mix)

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Following the immense success of his "Pressure" EP and the chart-topping "Reflections" contribution to EXTIMA's 10x10 compilation, Luis M returns with yet another powerful addition to the label's catalogue — "Fragmented."

Staying true to his unique sonic identity, the Portuguese maestro delivers a hypnotic minimal techno weapon infused with subtle psy-trance energy. "Fragmented" unfolds with razor-sharp precision, driven by a rolling groove that pulses with understated power. Dark, immersive atmospheres are crafted through bold synth stabs and delicately placed percussive textures, while Luis M's signature clean and spacious production gives the track a commanding presence on any system.

The genius of "Fragmented" lies in its simplicity — every element serves a purpose, drawing the listener into a swirling soundscape that's both cerebral and floor-focused. Whether you're deep in a late-night warehouse session or opening a peak-time set with something deeper and moodier, "Fragmented" proves once again why Luis M is a cornerstone of EXTIMA's forward-thinking techno vision.

Fragmented

Luis M - Fragmented [EXTIMA]

Agustina Aliaga returns to Set About with “EVOLV3”, a powerful two-track release showcasing her bold techno vision. The Argentine artist fuses intense melodic structures with driving basslines and raw energy, creating tracks built for peak-time moments on the dance floor.

The title track “EVOLV3” delivers surging rhythms and cinematic tension, while “Seventeen” explores deeper grooves with hypnotic synth layers and relentless percussion. With recent performances across Ibiza, Tulum, and Santiago de Chile, and support from leading names like Kevin de Vries, Massano, and Metodi Hristov, Agustina continues to establish herself as one of Argentina’s rising forces in the global techno scene.

Agustina Aliaga - Seventeen (Radio Edit)

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EXTIMA welcomes Hungarian talent Anna May with her explosive debut EP, "Overdrive" — a sonic embodiment of passion, persistence, and evolution.

Emerging from Budapest's vibrant techno underground, Anna May brings a deeply personal energy to her productions, shaped by early inspiration from legends like Jeff Mills and nurtured through years of immersion in the scene. Her debut on EXTIMA captures this journey in two peak-time anthems that are both technically powerful and emotionally charged.

The title track, "Overdrive," wastes no time plunging into a punchy low-end and a hypnotic groove. Built around fierce percussion and cinematic stabs, the track balances intensity and atmosphere, delivering a breakdown that feels like a deep breath before an overwhelming second wind. It's a high-octane club weapon, crafted for late-night moments of collective euphoria.

On the flip side, "Shoot The Ground" raises the energy even further. A relentless groove rides on top of highly dynamic basslines, punctuated by gritty vocal shots and an explosive drop that guarantees peak-hour madness. The track oozes confidence, built for DJs who aim to take the dancefloor from ignition to full combustion.

With Overdrive, Anna May makes a bold and memorable entrance into EXTIMA's elite artist roster. Her work is not just a display of production skill — it's a personal manifesto carved into driving techno grooves. Both tracks are anthems of resilience, artistry, and the unwavering pull of the rave.

Anna May is not just another name to watch — she's an artist with a story to tell and the talent to make the whole scene listen.

Overdrive

Shoot The Ground

Anna May - Shoot the Ground [EXTIMA]

Anna May - Overdrive [EXTIMA]

EXTIMA welcomes Deus Deserto to its roster with La Fabrica, a powerful debut single designed to ignite the dancefloor.

Staying true to his ethos — "Techno is all about the energy on the dance floor and how listeners vibe to it" — Deus Deserto delivers a heavy-duty track with earthquakelike low-end and crisp, driving drums. It's a perfect blend of old-school grooves and modern techno energy, melancholic yet uplifting.

Inspired by legends like Eric Prydz, Faithless, Adam Beyer, and Dubfire, his sound bridges nostalgia and innovation, crafted with creativity and intent. The name "Deus Deserto," meaning "God from the Desert," nods to his Qatari roots — a personal touch that runs through the emotional depth of his music.

La Fabrica is a striking debut from an artist who's here to move both body and spirit. Now streaming on all major platforms — and just the beginning of what's to come.

Anna May - Overdrive [EXTIMA]

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