Jenner's Musike doesn't come crashing through the gates-it slides in under your skin. A deep, rolling cut that straddles the line between melodic techno and progressive house, it's moody, minimal, and masterfully restrained. The groove simmers rather than spikes, with subtle melodic phrasing and razor-sharp production doing the heavy lifting. It's built for low ceilings, smoke machines, and those moments where the room is locked into something unspoken. Jenner isn't trying to impress-she is building tension, and letting it breathe.

On the flip, Glenn Morrison & Frank Sonic twist Musike into something altogether darker. The duo-both having left fresh footprints across imprints like Cocoon, SoundGarden, and Fall From Grace -deliver a remix that's pure late - night hypnosis. Their version pulses with a slow, relentless drive, layering textures like smoke over a concrete bassline. It's not showy - it's surgical. The kind of track that creeps in at 4AM and doesn't let go till the lights come up.

This one's already doing the rounds in the right circles-Sven Vaeth, Hernan Cattaneo, Nick Warren, Sasha & Digweed have all been caught rinsing it. Musike isn't chasing big-room moments or algorithmic love-it's made for the heads, the dancers who know. Jenner, Glenn, and Frank have delivered something with weight. Timeless, floor-tested, and heavy with intent.