Londons underground gets a fresh injection of late-night heat this June as Charlotte Van De Peer steps up on Aparenzza Music with her brand new EP, 'Kiki'. Known for her driving sets and rhythmic precision, Charlotte delivers a standout title track that's built for low-ceiling basements and terrace sessions alike. 'Kiki' is a weighty roller that wastes no time. Pounding drums, deep rumbling bass and tight percussive layers keep the pressure up, while subtle synth textures add a late summer haze. It's heads down, hands up energy from the first bar. On remix duties is fellow Londoner David Lowe, who amplifies the original's energy, ramping up the bpm and percussive intensity. His version hits harder, sharpening the edges and pushing the groove into peak-time territory. With punchier kicks, driving hats and a more urgent pace, it's built to lift the room and hold it there. Both tracks are weapons for big system moments, whether you're locked into a warehouse in East London or watching the sunrise in Ibiza. The EP captures that crossover point between house and techno, designed for dancefloors and not just the charts. Aparenzza Music continues to build its reputation for delivering quality underground releases from both rising and established talent, and this one is no exception. Charlotte Van De Peer makes her mark with 'Kiki', pairing her own distinctive sound with a head-turning remix that stays true to the spirit of the original while offering a powerful alternative for DJs ready to push the tempo.