The messages continued to resonate with him long after he placed his phone down. This was not going to be an easy feat. Getting over someone was always notoriously difficult but via text message had left him high and dry - cold hearted and malicious he had grown sick and tired of the fake and distant world which lived within the cellphone. He did not have the binary touch so to speak, he had a distinct distain towards technology and the world around. 

Dj OK is set to release a new EP on hundert, an EP which channels the beauty of the text message and reimagines the prosperity and depth within dance music.

PREMIERE: DJ OK - Binary Touch [hundert]

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