Greetings! Check out my latest version of "Daydream". This track is the perfect blend of house and fantasy music. All the instruments work well together to create a specific motion in this piece of music. Plenty of effects on the vocals to create a dream like sound.
Thanx 4 listening.
Quentin SounDrive.

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Daydream

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Taking a journey through next - level frequencies
Bass-heavy. Looped low-end hypnosis.

A grounded pulse claiming space — no apology, just energy.

The vocals = the voice of memory.
The melodies = the architecture of the unseen.
The bass = the root current — the frequency that shakes illusions loose.

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After many years of break I'm back with great energy. To give you juicy techno and tech house sets. I love strong techno but also rhythmic tech house. Enjoy listening 😎

Techno/Psytech DJ, Producer & Label Manager

SYMO is a Cape Town-based DJ, producer, and label manager at Imprint, delivering raw energy and precision within the underground music scene. Rooted in Techno and Psytech, his sound blends hypnotic rhythms, rolling basslines, and deep, driving intensity — with a production style that leans into the dark, minimal, and bouncy edges of techno.

With performances across iconic stages and festivals including Earth Dance, Twilight Festival, Summer Camp, Obsidian, Root Festival, Modular, And Club, Halo, and more, SYMO has become a dynamic presence in the scene.

Signed to labels such as OMTECH, BeatCode, Imprint and Lucidkat Records,  he continues to push sonic boundaries through both his sets and studio work. Fueled by a relentless passion for music, SYMO crafts immersive soundscapes — designed for the darkness.

"What's any artist, but the dregs of his work? the human shambles that follows it around. What's left of the man when the work's done but a shambles of apology." William Gaddis