The Breaking New Soil series reaches Vol.7 and is set to prove, once again, just why its presented Gregor Tresher's label with some of its most popular and successful releases to date.   Previous instalments have introduced a number of new artists alongside many of our label favourites. #7 features a full Break New Soil dream-team in the shape of Patrick Siech, Maxime Dangles, Per Hammar and Gregor Tresher & Petar Dundov.   "Its nice to gather a few of the family together once again, and this time we've all turned in tracks that are on a somewhat darker tip." - Gregor Tresher  

First up is Patrick Siech with the moody, prowling 'Return'. "I've been playing this for a couple of months now" says Gregor. "Its one of those tracks that really lifts the floor if you drop it at the right time."  

Maxime Dangles makes a much anticipated return to the label with 'BBA'. "I'm so happy to have Maxime back on the label. His Lyoc track has been a real highlight of our entire catalogue and i'm a real fan of his amazing music. With BBA he's delivered once again.

"  Following up their mighty Taurus single from earlier this year, Gregor and Petar Dundov have returned to the studio to create yet another dancefloor gem. Elegant and anthemic, 'Cosmic Serpent' is everything we've come to expect from the pair. "Personally I don't believe in talking too much about my own music. So i'll leave it to you… enjoy."   

The collection is closed by a track that's actually been a regular opener for Gregor's own sets, Per Hammar's 'Cloaker'. "It's all about the menacing intro on this new number from Per and thats why its become a favourite for me."

Gregor Tresher & Petar Dundov - Cosmic Serpent (Break New Soil)

Producer born in Uruguay, currently living in Barcelona.

- DJ 🇦🇷
- Techno, y otros géneros de vez en cuando 🌌🎵
- Hago sets de música con una pequeña controladora <3

In the trend-driven universe of electronic dance music, Gregor Tresher is the rare artist who transcends such cycles. His secret? A relentless focus on melody and timbre, timeless musical elements that other producers often undervalue. Just as a painting or a photograph appears to move if one stares at it long enough, close listening to the stratified grooves and melodies in Tresher's music reveals an organic universe of shifting sound.