EXTIMA welcomes Deus Deserto to its roster with La Fabrica, a powerful debut single designed to ignite the dancefloor.

Staying true to his ethos — "Techno is all about the energy on the dance floor and how listeners vibe to it" — Deus Deserto delivers a heavy-duty track with earthquakelike low-end and crisp, driving drums. It's a perfect blend of old-school grooves and modern techno energy, melancholic yet uplifting.

Inspired by legends like Eric Prydz, Faithless, Adam Beyer, and Dubfire, his sound bridges nostalgia and innovation, crafted with creativity and intent. The name "Deus Deserto," meaning "God from the Desert," nods to his Qatari roots — a personal touch that runs through the emotional depth of his music.

La Fabrica is a striking debut from an artist who's here to move both body and spirit. Now streaming on all major platforms — and just the beginning of what's to come.

La Fabrica

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Deus Deserto - La Fabrica [EXTIMA]

IZREAL unleashes a massive peak-time techno weapon with Trapped, his latest single on EXTIMA. After making waves on the night spots of Seoul, Korea, IZREAL sets his sights on conquering dancefloors across Asia and beyond.

Trapped delivers relentless dancefloor energy, powered by a spectacular, driving groove and elevated by tasteful vocal elements that add depth and character. With its raw intensity and infectious rhythm, this track is perfectly crafted for those peak moments in the club when the energy is at its highest.

A strong statement from an artist on the rise, Trapped showcases IZREAL's ability to fuse powerful techno foundations with a touch of originality — and keep the crowd moving all night.

Trapped

IZREAL - Trapped [EXTIMA]

Dutch powerhouse Job Nelis makes a striking return to EXTIMA with a double-tracker EP, No Time To Talk. Once again, he showcases his ability to craft peak-time weapons that balance groove, intensity, and just the right touch of vocal magic.

Opening with the title track No Time To Talk, Nelis delivers a super-groovy techno cut that immediately commands attention. Driven by pulsating rhythms and crisp percussion, the track is elevated by its clever use of vocal snippets—subtle yet infectious elements that invite the crowd straight to the dancefloor. The result is a hypnotic yet powerful tool, perfect for igniting the energy in peak-hour sets.

On the flip side, Feel It Moving takes things up another notch. Here, Nelis proves his finesse in weaving vocals seamlessly into the groove, crafting a dancefloor killer that brims with forward momentum. Its relentless bassline and layered textures give DJs a versatile weapon, equally effective in building tension or keeping the crowd locked in motion deep into the night.

With No Time To Talk, Job Nelis reaffirms his place as one of EXTIMA's sharpest rising artists, delivering an EP that's both functional and full of character—a must-have for selectors aiming to keep their sets groovy, tight, and irresistibly energetic.

No Time To Talk

Feel It Moving

Job Nelis - Feel It Moving [EXTIMA]

Job Nelis - No Time to Talk [EXTIMA]

Argentina meets Italy in a high-voltage collaboration as Nicolo (AR) joins forces with Italian-Dutch duo ALOSOUL for a supersonic double-tracker on EXTIMA, titled Groove Theory [EP]. The result is a release that perfectly captures the energy of peak-time techno, built for packed dancefloors and dark warehouse spaces alike.

The headliner, "Groove Theory," is a powerful techno weapon that immediately hooks with mesmerizing female vocals layered over pulsating low-end vibrations. Its driving energy and hypnotic groove make it a perfect tool for DJs looking to raise the tension in their sets while keeping the crowd in full motion.

On the flip side, "Moves For The Beat" delivers an equally forceful impact. Thunderous low frequencies intertwine with vocal snippets that seem designed for dancefloor mayhem. This track doesn't hold back—it's relentless, storming, and unapologetically peak time, proving the chemistry between Nicolo and ALOSOUL runs deep.

Both artists bring their unique DNA to the table. Nicolo (AR), hailing from Mendoza, Argentina, has quickly carved out his place in the global techno scene with acidic rhythms, dark textures, and atmospheric depth. His music has found its way onto respected imprints like Set About, IAMT, and EXTIMA, with support from heavyweights such as Bart Skils, Sama Abdulhadi, The Yellowheads, and Space 92.

ALOSOUL, the Italian-Dutch duo, infuse their productions with the raw energy of live musicianship—born from their backgrounds as a drummer and guitarist. Their tracks have already gained momentum on labels like Autektone, Animarum, and Set About, landing them spots on Beatport's Top 100 Techno charts and recognition from names like Lilly Palmer, Maddix, and Layton Giordani.

With Groove Theory [EP], EXTIMA once again demonstrates its role as a hub for forward-thinking techno, giving space to rising talents who bring fresh dynamics to the sound of today's clubs. This release is nothing short of a weapon for DJs and a statement for fans of high-impact techno.

Groove Thery

Moves For The Beat

Nicolo (AR), Alosoul - Moves for the Beat [EXTIMA]

Groove Theory

Nicolo (AR), Alosoul - Groove Theory [EXTIMA]

Hungarian rising star Kate Hex returns to EXTIMA with yet another uncompromising peak-time techno weapon, Roots. Known for her hypnotic blend of raw energy and modern drive, Kate has already cemented herself as one of the label's most promising talents with standout releases like Hypnopompia, Astral Body, and her striking remix of Luis M's Pressure.

With Roots, she elevates her sonic identity even further. The track is a super powerful, high-energy cut built to ignite festival mainstages and dark underground rooms alike. Driving percussion, thunderous low-end grooves, and a sharp, hypnotic lead create an atmosphere that feels both timeless and cutting-edge. It's a track that embodies her ability to merge hypnotic techno grit with the soaring intensity of peak-time momentum.

Kate's previous works from EXTIMA have already drawn the support of heavyweights such as Joris Voorn, Pan-Pot, Sama' Abdulhadi, and Oliver Huntemann, and Roots is poised to follow the same trajectory. With its relentless energy and carefully layered dynamics, it stands out as another signature release certain to resonate across the global techno circuit.

Roots doesn't just reaffirm Kate Hex's place in the scene — it solidifies her as a force ready to shape the sound of the future techno.

Roots

Kate Hex - Roots [EXTIMA]

Our teammate Junior (TR) returns to EXTIMA with "I See Light," a peak-time techno single that once again underlines his reputation as one of the label's most reliable hitmakers.

From the first beat, the track locks listeners into a dancefloor-ready kick and bass groove that drives with precision and intensity. Bold synth stabs cut through the mix, adding tension and release in just the right places, while carefully layered vocal touches inject a human warmth that contrasts with the mechanical pulse of the rhythm.

"I See Light" embodies the duality at the heart of Junior's sound: raw underground power designed for maximum impact in the club, yet elevated by an emotional edge that lingers beyond the dancefloor. This balance of grit and atmosphere not only cements the single as another standout in Junior (TR)'s catalog but also as a continuation of EXTIMA's mission to deliver cutting-edge techno with both force and finesse.

I See Light

Junior (TR) - I See Light (Radio Edit) [EXTIMA]

Sun Comes Up

This Beat Was Mine

Daniel Weirdo - This Beat Was Mine [EXTIMA]

Hungarian techno force Daniel Weirdo makes his much-anticipated return to EXTIMA, this time delivering a razor-sharp double-tracker that once again proves why he is one of the label's most consistent talents.

The title track, "Sun Comes Up," is a peak-time weapon built on a commanding low-end groove, rolling relentlessly while shimmering synths and subtle textures create a sense of tension and release. It's a track that radiates energy and is perfectly tuned for those sunrise-afterhours or late-night floor peaks where momentum is everything.

On the flip side, "The Beat Was Mine" carries the same raw dancefloor intensity but with a darker, funk-driven character. The basslines hit with hypnotic force, layered with sharp percussion and understated atmospheric details that keep the groove alive from start to finish.

Together, these two tracks showcase Weirdo's mastery of groove-based peak-time techno—tracks that are as compelling in structure as they are irresistible in movement. The Sun Comes Up EP is another standout moment in EXTIMA's forward-driving catalog, reaffirming the label's role as a home for cutting-edge, floor-dominating techno.

Daniel Weirdo - Sun Comes Up [EXTIMA]

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