The Midnight Project #124

Welcome back, Midnighters!

The energy of this week's The Midnight Project #124 is undeniable, with tracks that pulsate from start to finish. As always, I’m here to break down some of the gems in this mix, taking us on a journey through the artistry behind the sound.

Starting with a heavy hitter, DJ Murphy and Dolby D's Scream Art gets a fierce reimagining through the lens of T78. Known for his raw, driving beats, T78 has consistently pushed boundaries in the techno scene. His remix style takes the original to a darker, more powerful place, perfect for those late-night moments when you lose yourself in the rhythm.

Another standout track is by NoNameLeft, whose Redux (Extended Mix) delivers that signature blend of melodic and hard-hitting beats. This duo has been gaining serious traction and is known for crafting tracks that balance atmosphere and aggression, making them a force in the European techno underground.

Space 92 never disappoints; Lost (Original Mix) is no exception. Thanks to his high-energy sound, full of punch and groove, he has been a staple in my sets for a while now. With its hypnotic synths and thundering basslines, this track is one you’ll want to experience on the most giant speakers you can find.

These are just a few of the tracks that really stood out for me this week, but the whole story of this mix lies in the entire selection. You can check out the full tracklist at https://www.1001tracklists.com/source/80bhhv/the-midnight-project/index.html to dive deeper into every moment.

As always, I love hearing from you. Let me know your favorite track from this week’s episode or suggest an artist you'd like to see featured in the future. And don’t forget to subscribe and share the love—let’s bring more techno lovers into the fold!

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