FINKY & Dan Fresco team up for a groove-heavy three-tracker, The Real Sucka EP, landing on the always-electric Do Not Sleep, the influential Ibiza party brand turned tastemaker label.
Leading the charge is the title track 'The Real Sucka', a slick, attitude-laced cut packed with rolling drums, cheeky vocal snippets, and a bassline that punches through with infectious swagger. Equal parts playful and powerful, it's a peak club weapon built for low-ceiling energy and no-nonsense selectors.
Next up, 'Won't Stop' leans into hypnotic territory, locking dancers in with a skippy rhythm, looping vocal mantra, and crisp percussive layers that swirl in and out with surgical precision. It's minimal in form but maximal in effect, primed to raise the temperature in any late-night session.
Closing the EP, 'Like That' strips it all back to the essentials: tight drums, a chunky sub groove, and a chopped vocal that darts through the mix like a secret weapon. This one's got after-hours written all over it, a subtle, funky roller that does serious damage on the right system.
Dan Fresco, founder of his own imprint VIENNA, has emerged as one of the most exciting new voices in the minimal deep tech scene. With releases championed by Sidney Charles, Josh Baker, Archie Hamilton, and Max Dean, his crisp productions and instinctive groove sensibility have made him a go-to for DJs worldwide. His rise is marked not just by the quality of his tracks, but by his ability to read, and move the floor.
FINKY, based in London, has been making fast strides in the UK house scene. With standout releases on Nexup, WYLD, Belief, and Thundr, and backing from heavyweights like Marco Carola, Jamie Jones, and East End Dubs, his music has found its way into some of the most respected sets in the game. Recently joining the WYLD label and agency, he's also shared the booth with key players like Pawsa, Sidney Charles, and Josh Baker, further cementing his reputation as one of the scene's brightest prospects.
Do Not Sleep continues to champion raw, no-frills club music, and The Real Sucka EP is another heavy-hitting addition to their catalogue, made by DJs, for dancefloors.
Leading the charge is the title track 'The Real Sucka', a slick, attitude-laced cut packed with rolling drums, cheeky vocal snippets, and a bassline that punches through with infectious swagger. Equal parts playful and powerful, it's a peak club weapon built for low-ceiling energy and no-nonsense selectors.
Next up, 'Won't Stop' leans into hypnotic territory, locking dancers in with a skippy rhythm, looping vocal mantra, and crisp percussive layers that swirl in and out with surgical precision. It's minimal in form but maximal in effect, primed to raise the temperature in any late-night session.
Closing the EP, 'Like That' strips it all back to the essentials: tight drums, a chunky sub groove, and a chopped vocal that darts through the mix like a secret weapon. This one's got after-hours written all over it, a subtle, funky roller that does serious damage on the right system.
Dan Fresco, founder of his own imprint VIENNA, has emerged as one of the most exciting new voices in the minimal deep tech scene. With releases championed by Sidney Charles, Josh Baker, Archie Hamilton, and Max Dean, his crisp productions and instinctive groove sensibility have made him a go-to for DJs worldwide. His rise is marked not just by the quality of his tracks, but by his ability to read, and move the floor.
FINKY, based in London, has been making fast strides in the UK house scene. With standout releases on Nexup, WYLD, Belief, and Thundr, and backing from heavyweights like Marco Carola, Jamie Jones, and East End Dubs, his music has found its way into some of the most respected sets in the game. Recently joining the WYLD label and agency, he's also shared the booth with key players like Pawsa, Sidney Charles, and Josh Baker, further cementing his reputation as one of the scene's brightest prospects.
Do Not Sleep continues to champion raw, no-frills club music, and The Real Sucka EP is another heavy-hitting addition to their catalogue, made by DJs, for dancefloors.
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