'X2' - I See You. Second single from my forthcoming album 'X12'.

I See You

A.M.C - I See You

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FUTURE

Pirapus - GO BACK (We Can't)

HOT FOR A MINUTE

Fresh off the road and straight into your speakers! 123Go is a high-energy fusion of Jump Up beats and Dance Floor vibes, crafted during AIRGLO's recent tour across the UK. 
Inspired by the electrifying atmosphere of live shows and the pulse of the club scene, this track brings the best of both worlds: heavy basslines, infectious rhythms, and a groove that's impossible to resist. 
This track is built to keep you moving—whether you're on the dance floor or at the gym.

1-2-3GO

Ashes (I Fall)

Freak Out

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There In 10

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One of the most exciting artists to emerge out of the Southern Hemisphere last year, Australian producer KRITIKAL lands on Elevate Records for his first release of 2025, titled '2MUCH'. 

Loaded with gripping synths and vocal cuts in the build-up, '2MUCH' explodes into a pulsating fake drop that's followed by a feast of face-melting basses. With plenty more dancefloor-friendly artillery in his arsenal, keep an eye out for more to come from KRITIKAL as we roll through the year.

2MUCH

KRITIKAL - 2MUCH

They say that far beyond the city walls, in an abandoned server room buried in a glass desert, stands an ancient bass lamp. Touch its circular button and a djinn bursts out—formed not of smoke and fire, but of spring-loaded sub-bass. His name is D.Komin, and his tracks shout so loud that the sand beneath the microchips begins to dance.

The first wish he grants anyone brave enough to press play is the velvet laugh of the low end: it leaps as if trying to reach orbit, each jump punching a crater in your chest. The second wish is a whirl of hi-hats, whistling between steel dunes like couriers spreading word of the coming dawn. The third is a volley of bright snares, clapping louder than camel hooves when the rhythm caravan changes course.

Yet every wish has its price: the djinn demands freedom on the dance floor. Release him and the club shatters into mirror shards, reflecting a thousand tiny desert suns. Keep him captive and the tracks will circle your mind like an endless mirage until you fish, from the sand-roar, the final spark of the sub-storm where the D.Komin seal glows.

Djinn arrives on DEEPNAS not as a mere release, but as a pact between human and bass: three minutes of courage, and you gain a personal guardian of the groove. So break the safety seals, rub the lamp, and watch as the jump-up djinn writes a golden tag on every down-beat. The truth is simple: anyone who believes in the miracles of the bass desert will be carried by the djinn straight to the catharsis of the dance floor.