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Ilona Maras - Ra Ra Ra
Hit The Club [VOLTA]
Release Date: Thursday 10 July 2025

Victor Ruiz record label, VOLTA welcomes a boisterous peak time techno EP by Ilona Maras, based in Zurich, a resident DJ at the city's Hive Club, where she regularly plays alongside icons ranging from Gregor Tresher to Joyhauser.

Her debut on VOLTA follows a series of successful releases on leading techno imprints including Alan Fitzpatrick's We Are The Brave and Frankyeffe's Riot. We premiere ''Ra Ra Ra'', the second track from the EP ''Hit The Club'', a track driven by a hammering kick, drum rattling hi-hats and a churning groove created by the vocal textures and menacing bass stabs...

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Ra Ra Ra

Premiere: Ilona Maras - Ra Ra Ra

Belgian producer K-Deey joins Say What? with a powerful statement in the form of the Delulu EP — a hypnotic, rolling, and groove-driven collection of four finely crafted techno cuts.

The EP kicks off with 'Delulu' - built around a pulsating low-end and tight, swinging percussion, this track teases and evolves with subtle oldschool stabs and hypnotic vocal snippets that seem to echo from a distant dimension. The result is a track that keeps the floor locked in while allowing the mind to drift — a perfect opener for setting a deep, rolling mood

Next up is 'Whimsical', a deeper and more introspective offering. Here, K-Deey leans into a hypnotic loop structure, with subtly evolving synth phrases and a dubby bassline that anchors the track. There’s a dreamlike quality in the textures, creating a perfect final chapter for the EP. It’s a track that invites inner reflection just as much as it commands movement.

The third track on the release is '16:1' - a sharp, percussive groove lays the groundwork for layered synth stabs and intricate hi-hat patterns that push the track forward relentlessly. There's a mechanical yet playful edge here — a kind of controlled chaos — making it ideal for peak-time energy without ever becoming too obvious. The minimal arrangement leaves space for DJs to stretch and manipulate in the mix.

Closing the EP is 'Tachitita', diving into more Electro techno territory. The groove is warm and bouncy, led by metalic-inspired rhythms and interlocking drum patterns that evoke a sense of ritualistic movement. Unexpected dark textures and tonal percussion elements flicker across the stereo field, giving this track a playful but driving character that keeps dancers engaged and guessing.

Enjoy

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PREMIERE: K-Deey - Delulu [Say What?]

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Jacopo Susini
Time Zero EP

01 - Time Zero 
02 - Element
03 - Vulcano

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Release date: August 8th 2025

Cat. No. JAM084
Format. Digital
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Jacopo Susini - Vulcano (JAM084) PREVIEW

ODDYSSEY returns with its ninth volume, a curated selection of twelve tracks that dive deep into the raw pulse of the underground. Returning collaborators join forces with emerging talent, featuring Adrián Oblanca, Carlos Perez, Alex Vigo, Valdok, Blood Magick, Bruno Aguirre, Erik Yahnkovf, Giovanni Conte, Hot News, Melvin Spix, Neither Nor, Oscar Sanchez and Ramonte.

Erik Yahnkovf - Objecion (Original Mix)

Simone Zino - Electric Circus

Say What? is happy to welcome the new collaborative EP from Spanish/Chilean techno craftsmen Under The FX and JFERNANDEZ. Fusing precision-engineered grooves with emotional depth, the duo dives into the disorienting and fascinating world of time perception through hypnotic, rolling techno.

Opening the EP with elegant chaos, 'Desfase Circular' plays with looping sequences and subtly shifting percussion that evolve in a spiralling motion. Syncopated low-end patterns pull the listener in while atmospheric elements swell and retract like tidal waves of tension. It’s a circular rhythm that never quite returns to the same place.

A mechanical heart beats off-kilter in 'Pulso Desviado'. Clock-like clicks, rolling sub-bass, and warped synth stabs generate a hypnotic drive that feels both relentless and unstable. The groove continuously deviates from expected patterns, creating a sense of temporal distortion—like a second hand skipping beats in a dream..

The third track on the release 'Reloj Interno' explores the body’s own rhythm. Here, organic percussion interlocks with warm, rolling bass and subtle modular tones. The groove feels intimate and alive—almost biological. Pulses echo like a heartbeat, gradually layered with evolving synth textures that mirror the shifts of day and night. It’s a track that breathes, grounded in groove but aimed toward inner exploration.

Closing the EP on a deeper, more meditative note, 'Tiempo Suspendido' suspends time itself. Space opens up between the kick and the rhythmic elements, allowing haunting pads and ghostly effects to drift in like forgotten memories. The track moves slowly yet purposefully, capturing that strange sensation when moments feel stretched—when time no longer feels like a straight line. Perfect for closing sets or introspective home listening.

Enjoy

PREMIERE: Under The FX, JFERNANDEZ - Desfase Circular [Say What?]

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Erik Yahnkovf - Objecion (Original Mix)

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