Techno

Synthetic Horizon

My first production since 20 years. 135 BPM, 303 Elements, 02/2025

The Abyss

Kingston TECH

Noise.Pulse!

Shadow Morph

Shadow Morph (Original Mix)

Electric Pulse

Lumina Drive

From the very first beat, Joit’s “Work it” announces itself with a confident swagger. This isn’t just another club track—it’s a sonic sculpture carved from the raw materials of classic electro, Detroit techno, and glitchy futurism. Joit doesn’t just want you to dance; he wants you to listen, to feel, and to decode.

🌀 Sound Design & Atmosphere
The track opens with a crisp, syncopated rhythm that feels like a nod to Kraftwerk’s mechanical precision, but it quickly evolves into something more organic and unpredictable. The kick drum punches through with a dry, analog warmth, while the hi-hats chatter like robotic insects. There’s a subtle swing in the groove that keeps it from feeling too rigid—this is machine music with a heartbeat.

Layered atop the rhythm is a cascade of glitchy textures and warped vocal snippets. The titular phrase “Work it” loops like a mantra, chopped and reassembled into a hypnotic hook. It’s not just a vocal sample—it’s a rhythmic instrument, a percussive element that drives the track forward. The way Joit manipulates the voice—pitching, stretching, and stuttering it—feels playful and slightly sinister, like a cyborg trying to learn human speech.

🔊 Structure & Progression
“Work it” doesn’t follow a traditional verse-chorus structure, and that’s part of its charm. Instead, it unfolds like a DJ set in miniature: rising tension, subtle drops, and unexpected twists. Around the two-minute mark, the track strips back to its skeletal rhythm, only to rebuild with new layers of synth stabs and distorted FX. It’s a masterclass in restraint—Joit knows when to hold back and when to let loose.

The breakdowns are particularly effective. Rather than relying on dramatic silence or white noise sweeps, Joit uses negative space and minimalism to create anticipation. A single filtered kick, a distant echo, a warped vocal fragment—these moments feel cinematic, like the soundtrack to a neon-lit chase scene in a retro-futuristic city.

🎛️ Influences & Innovation
There’s a clear lineage here: Drexciya, Underground Resistance, early Aphex Twin. But Joit isn’t just paying homage—he’s updating the blueprint. The production is clean but not sterile, polished but not overproduced. There’s grit in the basslines, distortion in the transitions, and a sense of controlled chaos throughout.

What sets “Work it” apart is its refusal to settle. Just when you think you’ve figured it out, Joit throws in a new texture, a reversed snare, a detuned synth that sounds like it’s melting. It’s experimental without being alienating, cerebral without losing its dancefloor appeal.

🕺 Vibe & Impact
This track isn’t for passive listening. It demands engagement. Whether you’re in a dark Berlin basement club or zoning out with headphones, “Work it” pulls you into its world. It’s hypnotic, kinetic, and slightly dystopian—a soundtrack for the post-human rave.

There’s also a sly sense of humor here. The chopped vocal, the glitchy FX, the unexpected pauses—it’s as if Joit is winking at the listener, saying, “You thought you knew where this was going? Think again.”

📝 Final Thoughts
“Work it” is a bold, genre-blurring statement from an artist who clearly knows his craft. It’s a track that rewards repeat listens, revealing new details each time. Joit has created something that feels both timeless and futuristic—a track that could’ve dropped in 1995 or 2095 and still sound fresh.

If you’re into electro with brains, techno with teeth, or just music that challenges your expectations while making you move, “Work it” is essential listening.

Work it

Fusion EP

Don't Stop!

Say What? returns with Dani Sbert and Mr Coalman bringing Aluvion EP — a fierce four-tracker fusing raw energy, mechanical drive, and hypnotic grit in equal measure.

First off is Dani Sbert’s 'Aluvion' opens the release with a relentless pulse: pounding low-end pressure, modular undertones, and an industrial edge that captures the tension of a warehouse at full tilt. It’s stripped-down yet massive — a pure tool designed to ignite late-night floors.

Next up is Mr Coalman’s remix of 'Aluvion' twists the original into darker, dust-coated territory. Gritty textures, distorted percussion, and a brooding sense of motion create a raw, analog-heavy reinterpretation that feels both primal and forward-thinking.

The third track on the release is Mr Coalman’s 'Ash and Stone' and dives deep into a murky, hypnotic groove — where smoldering atmospheres and broken metallic hits fuse into a pressure-cooker of tension and groove. It’s a track that breathes, evolves, and burns slow.

The last track on the Ep is Dani Sbert’s remix of 'Ash and Stone' and closes it with precision and power, reshaping the Original into a high-impact floor weapon. Razor-sharp hats and a thunderous kick carve through layers of smoke and delayed synth layers, reaffirming both producers’ command of raw, unfiltered techno.

Enjoy

Dani Sbert - Aluvion (Mr Coalman Remix)

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Exhale EP

Let's Dance (Frank Biazzi Remix)

Belgian duo Pulse.ar drop their debut EP 'Storyteller' on Say What?. Hypnotic grooves and raw sound design are key in this release, Pulse.ar craft five deep, rolling cuts that merge emotional tension with relentless energy, showing their unmistakable command of the modern techno spectrum.

The title track opens the journey with hypnotic precision — a rolling, analog-fueled groove layered with evolving percussive details and subtle atmospheres. It feels like a story told through rhythm rather than words, where every modulation and filter sweep becomes part of an emotional progression. It’s the kind of track that locks a dancefloor in motion while drawing the listener inward, setting the tone for what’s to come.

On 'Dagga', tribal elements emerge with a heavier rhythmic swing and smoky atmosphere. The drums feel alive, pushing forward with a magnetic, primal energy. There’s an earthy warmth beneath the grit — the kind of rolling techno that bridges classic and modern influences, perfect for deep warehouse moments.

'No Way Back' raises the intensity with driving low-end power and sharp, minimal percussion. It’s relentless yet deeply hypnotic, built for long, immersive sets where the groove takes full control. Pulse.ar layers subtle synth movements that rise and fall like breathing — giving the track a sense of organic life within its raw machine framework.

Next, 'Not Here' pushes further into darker territory. Built around a pulsating drums and mechanical groove, it creates a tension-filled landscape full of delayed textures and shadowy energy. The track captures that feeling of being lost in the moment — not here, not anywhere — just floating in a timeless loop between light and dark.

Finally, 'Why Unfold' closes the EP with introspective grace. — a deep-groove journey that reveals Pulse.ar’s cinematic side. Here, the artist shows the vulnerability behind the toughness, as shimmering pads and ghostly chords melt over grounded percussion, leaving the listener with a lingering sense of reflection and closure.

Enjoy

PREMIERE: Pulse.ar - Storyteller [Say What?]

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Under his alias Krokant, Emmrich shows us his harder and faster sounds. This track comes with a catchy melody paired with powerful drums and a sizzling acid line. PR Heaven is a tribute to the old rave anthems and 100% for the dancefloor. Enjoy!

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Krokant - PR Heaven (KR005)

Einfach mal abschalten und die Ruhe (Lärm) genießen!!!! Einfach mal eintauchen in die Traumwelten der Frequenzen . ☯️ Nimm Dir die Zeit!!!!!!! 
Musik an -Welt aus!👊🏼=TechnoYoga. 🔉
Wer hier die Clubmusik zum abfeiern und eskalieren sucht ist hier fehl am Platz denn dafür muss ein DJ sorgen. Gern auch mit meinen Tracks. 😎 es kann und wird gern getanzt werden. 😁
Ich produziere und arrangiere meine Tracks zum größten Teil aus Eigenkompositionen und zum anderen aus Samples.
Sie erzählen Genreübergreifend. Am aller meisten und liebsten Techno. 🔉 🙏🏻
Werkzeuge sind dabei Synthesizer und Drumcomputer von Korg, Yamaha ,Roland und diverse Apps zur klangerzeugung.  Gelegentlich kommt noch eine Nintendo Switch oder ein e-Piano dazu.  Quasi alles was Noise macht. 🔉 Jeder Track wird direkt live und stand-alone performed und recordet und ziemlich intuitive zusammen geschraubt. Also jeder für sich ein Unikat. 
Ein Wagen voller Geschichten wie Sven Väth 🙏🏻 sagen würde. 
Liebevoll zusammengerührt und einfach serviert.  
Schmecken lassen und

make some NOISE☯️

PS. Alles ist live recordet ohne Mastern und großes TamTam. Also verzeiht mir kleine Eskalationen jeglicher Art, ich mach das aus Spaß an der Freude.☯️

Viel Spaß beim hören. Veit. 💚
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