In a seismic collision of musical talent spanning continents, EXTIMA co-founder and Turkish techno virtuoso Zafer Atabey and Argentinean powerhouse Mauro Somm converge in a cataclysmic EP that redefines the boundaries of peak-time techno. Aptly titled, this collaboration unleashes a sonic storm that ensnares listeners from the first beat, propelling them into a realm where control is relinquished, and the dance floor becomes the only reality. The EP kicks off with "Losing Control," a relentless peak-time techno anthem that pulsates with raw energy and infectious vocals. The track's powerful drive and captivating vocals make it a standout selection, already championed by luminaries such as Sama' Abdulhadi. From warehouses to main stages, "Losing Control" stands as a quintessential anthem for the nocturnal adventurers. In the EP's second act, Zafer Atabey takes the reins, delivering a blistering remix of Somm's "At The Party." True to form, Zafer injects his signature style into the mix, transforming the original into a veritable dancefloor juggernaut. Infectious rhythms interplay with pulsating synths, amplifying the track's festival-ready vibe to stratospheric levels. For aficionados of peak-time techno, both tracks are essential additions to any playlist, offering a glimpse into the future of electronic music and the boundless possibilities of collaboration. Brace yourselves, for Zafer Atabey and Mauro Somm have unleashed a force to be reckoned with, and the dance floor will never be the same again.

Losing Control

Mauro Somm - At The Party (Zafer Atabey Remix)

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