OCTUBRE 2025

Deep Techno

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Yulia Niko Releases ‘Just Just’ with Rework Ahead Of Full ‘Body Language Vol. 26’ album,

Internationally acclaimed DJ, producer and tastemaker Yulia Niko continues another standout year with the announcement of her latest single Just Just. A contemporary reimagining of Rework’s 2003 underground house classic You’re So Just Just, the new record is lifted from Yulia Niko’s forthcoming Body Language Vol. 26 compilation, due for release via Get Physical on September 19.

The original track – crafted by Michael Kuebler, Daniel Varga and singer Laetitia Rometsch – defined Rework’s signature “new wave house” sound at the time, combining icy minimal structures with catchy Euro-girl vocals and a dash of dancefloor melancholy. For this collaboration, the outfit now revisit their original production alongside Yulia Niko, carefully modernizing the track while keeping the integrity of its iconic roots intact.

Just Just serves as a bridge between past and present, showcasing the combined artistry of Rework’s refined minimalism and Yulia Niko’s hypnotic, emotionally charged style. The track leans into a deeper, stripped-back energy, anchored by a warm, pulsing low-end and tight, minimal percussion. Gradually unfolding with intricate synth textures and subtle vocal injections, it exemplifies both Yulia and Rework’s meticulous craftsmanship and intuitive sense of groove, creating a powerful late-night mood piece that feels timeless yet strikingly current.

A highlight of the Body Language series’ newest chapter (Vol. 26), Just Just marks another striking addition to Yulia’s extensive discography, further cementing her status as one of the most respected and consistently forward-pushing artists in the global electronic scene. As with much of her recent output, the single reflects her ongoing exploration of mood, space and emotion within the context of modern club music. Constantly refining her sound while remaining rooted in the dancefloor, she continues to blur the boundaries between functional DJ tools and more expressive, introspective productions. This duality has become a hallmark of her style, resonating with both purist selectors and wider audiences across global festival stages, intimate clubs and late-night airwaves alike.

Just Just follows a run of acclaimed early singles and collaborations already unveiled from the compilation, including Molly & Sally (2025 Rework) featuring Coro Coro, her dynamic remix of Helsloot’s Let’s Pretend and Bring The Power; a high-impact collaboration with Wally Lopez and Katerina X. With these contributions to Body Language Vol. 26 – and with more to come between now and September – Niko continues to set the tone for a new generation of house and techno artists, balancing deep musicality with immersive, club- driven energy.

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Just Just

So In Love With You

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Yulia Niko and Alfonso Muchacho Reimagine A 1980’s Classic With ‘Bad Habits’.

Yulia Niko returns with another compelling contribution to her forthcoming ‘Body Language Vol. 26’ compilation, as she teams up with enigmatic UK producer Alfonso Muchacho for ‘Bad Habits’ – a cover of Jenny Burton’s iconic 1985 anthem. Out now via Get Physical Music ahead of the compilations full release on September 19, the track continues to shape the sound and spirit of one of electronic music’s most in demand talents.

Taking inspiration from Burton’s timeless vocal hook, ‘Bad Habits’ breathes new life into a classic with a modern, underground twist. At once groovy, hypnotic and irresistibly soulful, the track pairs a rich female vocal performance – full of warmth and attitude – with stripped- back, rolling percussion and a darkly polished low-end. The result is a simmering late-night weapon that pays homage to its roots while speaking fluently to today’s dancefloors.

More raw and underground in tone than the compilation’s earlier singles, ‘Bad Habits’ reflects the creative synergy between two distinct but complementary forces. Yulia Niko, known for her emotionally charged minimalism and deep club sensibility, brings her signature finesse to the mix – clean, elegant, and loaded with tension. Opposite her, UK-based producer Alfonso Muchacho infuses the track with his esoteric approach to sound design, weaving in haunting textures, tight grooves and a sense of mysticism that’s become his trademark.

This is a meeting of minds, where technical precision and instinctive feel collide. Both artists share a deep respect for the emotional power of vocal house, and here, they’ve created something that feels both classic and current, nostalgic yet entirely of the moment.

‘Bad Habits’ follows Yulia Niko’s recent releases ‘Just Just’ (with Rework) and ‘So In Love With You’, further showcasing her range as both a curator and collaborator. It also marks a standout contribution from Alfonso Muchacho – a cult figure in the underground, whose productions operate on a unique wavelength of controlled chaos, hypnotic rhythm,and shadowy allure.

As the latest chapter in ‘Body Language Vol. 26’, ‘Bad Habits’ continues to define the spirit of the compilation: bold, genre-fluid and deeply rooted in the dancefloor’s emotional core.

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Bad Habits

Tracklist (time stamps in comments):
1. Ozgur Can – Found (Claudio Ricci and Tsodur Found House Remix)
2. Gespona, Abuk – So Love
3. Ajna (BE), Samm (BE) – Yours to Take
4. samarsi, Agatmato – Far Away
5. ĀEMYGDALA – Uncommon
6. Agustin Giri – Ramp
7. London Grammar – Sights (Dennis Ferrer Remix)
8. Hylia (AR) – Mind Games
9. samarsi - ID
10. AIKON – Ngoma
11. Maxim Lany – Jumpin
12. Notre Dame – Everytime
13. Normen Hood – Full Moon Shadow
14. Sam Shure – Pressure
15. Tear of Joy – Baihu
16. Whitesquare – Northwest Passage
17. Severin Su, Julian Koerndl – Get Wicked (John Falke Remix)
18. Rony Seikaly, Gorje Hewek – Get Up and Dance
19. ALMA (GER) – Mother

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My latest live set at Members Los Angeles

Members Los Angeles Live Set 2025-09-27

Some deep techno played live. No DAW, no AI.

Watch it on YouTube - https://youtu.be/PANYhRjlpL8

LOOP 1 - DEEP TECHNO

My MC-707 died, they just don't built them well these days. I have reverted back to using Ableton Push 3 SA.

LOOP 2 DEEP TECHNO

I went around in circles this week and ended up just using the Push 3 SA to play this one. Played live, no DAW arrangement, no AI.

Watch me playing this Live here - https://youtu.be/JZ-Ac6yzreU

LOOP 3 DEEP TECHNO

I really prefer the guitar sounds I can make in Roland Zenology. I played this one live today to see how it sounds. Even though my MC-707 is dead, the Zenology system in the Roland Cloud works even better.

Played Live, watch it here - https://youtu.be/dR7i5b5jS3g

LOOP 4 DEEP TECHNO

An evolution of Loop 4. It's so much easier to play and record rather than sit in a DAW and get bored.

Watch me play this track live here - https://youtu.be/xnFI47W-G-k


LOOP 5 DEEP TECHNO

Playing Techno Live is surfing a wave of energy. 😎

I create my own sounds & play Techno Live using a variety of electronic instruments. I record what I play, as is, no edits or DAW arrangement. I never use AI.

I never DJ or use a DAW to arrange a track. I just play the music, always have done this. Since 2001.

LOOP 3 DEEP TECHNO

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