Too far away by Linox Project is a modern, melodic electronic track that sits between dance‑pop and melodic house, balancing a driving groove with a melancholic atmosphere.

The song captures the feeling of being emotionally “too far away” from someone or from a previous state, without spelling out the story in detail. Instead of melodrama, it leans into a calm, reflective mood that works well for night drives, headphones, and emotional dance playlists.

Musically, “Too far away” blends crisp, modern drums with a warm bassline and catchy yet subtly used synth melodies. The production focuses on a strong melodic hook and a smooth, flowing structure rather than heavy peak‑time drops, making it a track that works both in club settings and everyday streaming.

Genre: Electronic · Melodic House · Dance / Pop‑influenced
Mood: melancholic · driving · reflective · emotional

Too far away

Mid‑tempo melodic house track with soft trance elements, smooth chords and a subtle, driving rhythm. Count the days captures the feeling of waiting and counting down after a breakup or a long distance goodbye. Created as a soundtrack for night drives, headphones and reflective late‑evening moments.

Count the days

Dark, driving club track with dirty bass, glitchy textures and a steady, hypnotic rhythm. Substatic Love tells a story of distorted feelings in a digital world, where interference becomes part of the signal. Designed for late‑night dancefloors and underground playlists.

This song was created in collaboration with Tom Lysar.

Substatic Love

Emotional melodic trance with bright leads, rolling bass and a steady 4/4 pulse, written for the late‑night dancefloor. The lyrics tell a bittersweet story about staying connected forever, even when life pulls two people apart. For Eternity continues Linox Project’s focus on heartfelt, cinematic club music that sits between deep house and trance.

For Eternity

A melancholic house track for cold winter nights, built on a steady groove, warm pads and intimate vocals. This is not a classic jingle, but a reflection on loneliness and expectations around the holidays. Part of Linox Project’s series of emotional club tracks for late‑night drives and after‑hours moments.

This is not a christmas song

Is That The Deal’ by Linox Project is an energetic EDM / Dance vocal track with an electro‑house edge, built for clubs, festivals and streaming playlists. Driving grooves, deep basslines and a catchy hook meet lyrics about empty promises, cold façades and the moment of honest confrontation. 

Balancing reflective, dark and confrontational moods, the track creates an emotional tension that both propels you to dance and keeps asking the question: ‘Is that the deal?’

Genre: EDM, Dance, Vocal, Electro‑House, Progressive House, Trance, Electro, Bass House, Trance

Moods: reflective, dark, confrontational, emotional

Is that the deal?

Creative mind from North Rhine-Westphalia with a passion for electronic sounds and driving rhythms. Inspired by drum and bass, modern club edits, and urban diversity, authentic tracks emerge that convey emotions and capture current influences. Songs are created with dedication, blending different genres playfully without being tied down—multifaceted, danceable, and with a character of their own.
Each release is an expression of musical curiosity and growth, with the focus on creating soundscapes that surprise and move the listener. The music is driven by the urge to explore new paths while remaining open to collaborations and experiments. A steadily expanding repertoire of tracks is currently growing, regularly released on streaming platforms and shared with an ever-expanding audience.
With open ears for trends and contemporary technology, yet deeply rooted in an honest passion for music, songs emerge that are as versatile as their sources of inspiration. The journey continues.

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