Street Tracks lines up a stripped back, yet heavyweight tech house weapon from two of Brazil's most exciting exports, Panna and Daft Hill, with 'Concentrate'
Belem-born Panna has carved a reputation for sharp, innovative productions, with cuts on Solid Grooves, Hottrax, and Hellbent earning support from the likes of Jamie Jones, Marco Carola, The Martinez Brothers, and Vintage Culture. Rio-based Daft Hill has a similarly strong pedigree, with an expansive discography across IN/ROTATION, Circus Recordings, and Smash The House landing him slots at Brazil's top clubs and festivals, while winning support from John Summit, Adam Beyer, and HoneyLuv.
On 'Concentrate', the pair lock into a stripped-back, minimal tech house formula: rolling bass, stomping kicks, and snappy 808 snares form the backbone, while a moody piano counterline and chopped-up vocals create a hypnotic, wigged out push and pull dynamic. Subtle bursts of acid and synth colour slip through the mix, keeping the energy simmering and adding bite to an already potent dancefloor cut.
Belem-born Panna has carved a reputation for sharp, innovative productions, with cuts on Solid Grooves, Hottrax, and Hellbent earning support from the likes of Jamie Jones, Marco Carola, The Martinez Brothers, and Vintage Culture. Rio-based Daft Hill has a similarly strong pedigree, with an expansive discography across IN/ROTATION, Circus Recordings, and Smash The House landing him slots at Brazil's top clubs and festivals, while winning support from John Summit, Adam Beyer, and HoneyLuv.
On 'Concentrate', the pair lock into a stripped-back, minimal tech house formula: rolling bass, stomping kicks, and snappy 808 snares form the backbone, while a moody piano counterline and chopped-up vocals create a hypnotic, wigged out push and pull dynamic. Subtle bursts of acid and synth colour slip through the mix, keeping the energy simmering and adding bite to an already potent dancefloor cut.
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