The sun sets low on the horizon, blocking the view of those trying to see beyond. Dragged by ancestral sounds in the distance, La Zic's first release of 2026 sees Norwegian talent Casper Schulz making his label debut with “Change Their Minds” EP. Rigid, glacial sounds from the North of Europe paint the sky with the shades that we’ve never seen before, and we can only appreciate them in their majesty. Adding another layer of magic to this EP, Cristina Lazic steps up for the first remix on her label, taking the lead track to bouncy territories with punchy kickdrums, shuffling drums, and her trademark, lush synth work. All three Casper’s originals weave their way through crunchy grooves, microhouse grooves, and full-bodied basslines, evoking something sinister, almost evil, that came out of the underground. Twisted vocals and rumbling FXs do the rest, making his work something that will resonate up to the most extreme latitudes of the Earth.

The sun sets low on the horizon, blocking the view of those trying to see beyond. Dragged by ancestral sounds in the distance, La Zic's first release of 2026 sees Norwegian talent Casper Schulz making his label debut with “Change Their Minds” EP. Rigid, glacial sounds from the North of Europe paint the sky with the shades that we’ve never seen before, and we can only appreciate them in their majesty. Adding another layer of magic to this EP, Cristina Lazic steps up for the first remix on her label, taking the lead track to bouncy territories with punchy kickdrums, shuffling drums, and her trademark, lush synth work. All three Casper’s originals weave their way through crunchy grooves, microhouse grooves, and full-bodied basslines, evoking something sinister, almost evil, that came out of the underground. Twisted vocals and rumbling FXs do the rest, making his work something that will resonate up to the most extreme latitudes of the Earth.