Name: Way by ONL
Duration: 3 min 33 s
Description: New, fresh! With our warm and vintage sound.

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The worlds of pop storytelling and deep progressive house collide in an extraordinary new remix from Michael & Levan and Stiven Rivic. The acclaimed trio take Taylor Swift’s “The Fate Of Ophelia” and transform it into an immersive sonic journey — rich in atmosphere, emotion, and progressive elegance.

Known for their signature blend of cinematic textures and hypnotic grooves, Michael & Levan and Stiven Rivic craft a remix that elevates the original's haunting beauty into a deep, late-night experience. With lush pads, intricate percussion, and a driving yet delicate rhythm, the remix unfolds slowly, weaving Swift's ethereal vocals into a tapestry of introspection and intensity.

“The Fate Of Ophelia (Michael & Levan, Stiven Rivic Remix)” is a testament to the enduring connection between melody and emotion, seamlessly bridging the gap between pop sensibility and underground sophistication.

This remix marks a powerful meeting of two creative worlds — where lyrical storytelling meets deep progressive artistry — and promises to resonate across dancefloors and headphones alike.

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Deep Tech Los Angeles 2025 captures the label’s defining sound of 2025 — a refined fusion of Tech House and Melodic Techno — via a selection of standout tracks released throughout the year. This compilation features signature cuts from core DTLA artists and newcomers alike, including Redux Saints, Placebo eFx, Matt Caseli, Papa Marlin, Pako Ramirez, RAZE.D, Jerome Robins, Kide (IT), 22 Weeks among many newcomers to the label.

From driving grooves and punchy basslines of Tech House to the emotive, atmospheric build-ups of Melodic Techno, the project is a journey through underground sophistication. Signature DTLA-style percussion provides the backbone, while lush melodies and textured synths give certain cuts a late-night transcendental quality.
More than just a compilation, Deep Tech Los Angeles 2025 is a statement: this is where the label is now. It’s curated for DJs, for dance-floor peak moments, and for immersive listening. With familiar names and fresh voices, this release is the definitive 2025 snapshot of DTLA’s evolving sound.

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CENTRAL LONDON is a late-night club record built for dark rooms, low light, and long movement.
Rooted in deep house and UK garage, the album focuses on groove, restraint, and physical rhythm rather than spectacle. Each track is designed to breathe, evolve, and hold the dance floor without rushing the moment.

This is music for after midnight, when phones are down and the room locks in.
Rolling basslines, minimal vocals, and slow-burn arrangements carry the energy from the first step forward to the final track still dancing.

No shortcuts. No radio edits.
Just sound, pressure, and motion — the way Central London feels when the night takes over.

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