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♫ They Call Me Steve - Whatever You Call It

Using a minimalist setup—a desk, chair, and headphones—Jordi creates music rooted in audio sampling, blending fragments from vinyl, CDs, and decades-old projects. The music is largely electronic at its core, occasionally enriched with guitar, piano, or even accidental sounds like chair creaks and voice memos. Drawing from diverse influences, including hip-hop, ambient, IDM, and R&B, They Call Me Steve offers a deeply personal and accessible sound. Whether listening to his music in a living room or on a dance floor, the music invites listeners into Jordi’s world of creative exploration.

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About They Call Me Steve:

They Call Me Steve is a solo project of Dutch musician Jordi van Achthoven, known as ½ of the Dutch electronic music group Tinlicker. 

Originally founded in 2022, this electronic project emerged as a personal creative outlet, created during quiet evenings at home. Using a minimalist setup—a desk, chair, and headphones—Jordi creates music rooted in audio sampling, blending fragments from vinyl, CDs, and decades-old projects.

The music is largely electronic at its core, occasionally enriched with guitar, piano, or even accidental sounds like chair creaks and voice memos. 

Drawing from diverse influences, including hip-hop, ambient, IDM, and R&B, They Call Me Steve offers a deeply personal and accessible sound. Whether listening to his music in a living room or on a dance floor, the music invites listeners into Jordi’s world of creative exploration.

Whatever You Call It

Movement Therapy

Everyone's Beautiful When They Do What They Love

Love’s A Game

Kumbaya

You're Not Alone

BETTER TOGETHER

PuFFcorn - Feel My Love

Wake the Lion

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Adem Bogoceli x Farenthide - Yimanya (Skytech & Fafaq Remix)

🔥 FLAME - The Evolution Continues - Following the ethereal journey of "The Believer," AURIC returns with "FLAME" - a refined sonic experience that burns brighter and cuts deeper. This isn't just another progressive house track; it's a testament to artistic evolution and the relentless pursuit of that perfect drop. 

What Makes FLAME Special:
Euphoric breakdown featuring wide stereo pads and ethereal vocal chops
Anthemic supersaw leads that pierce through the mix with festival-ready power
Rolling basslines that drive the energy from ambient intro to explosive finale
130 BPM of pure melodic techno perfection - built for peak-time moments
Genre DNA: Progressive House, Trance.

The AURIC Journey:
"FLAME" represents a new chapter - tighter arrangements, more memorable hooks, and that signature AURIC atmosphere that transports listeners to another dimension. Every element has been meticulously crafted based on industry feedback, resulting in a track that speaks the language modern playlists demand.
 
What's Next:
This is just the beginning. AURIC is building a sonic universe where progressive house meets emotional storytelling, where festival energy meets introspective moments. "FLAME" lights the path forward.Perfect for: Late-night drives, festival main stages, workout playlists, and those moments when you need music that actually moves you.

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FLAME

Don't Let Go

Mab - LIKE GOLD

Sunset Reverie

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