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Hidde van Wee returns to Sidney Charles' Heavy House Society imprint with 'Apollo', a four-track EP that blends deep tech grooves, rich percussion, and atmospheric textures into a package built for both daytime sessions and underground dancefloors. The title track 'Apollo' opens with an uplifting cut built around intricate percussion, lush synth work, and subtle ethereal vocal elements that drift through the groove. Fluid rhythms and atmospheric detail blend with warm, feel-good energy, making it a perfect fit for open-air sessions. 'Freshness' shifts into darker territory, driven by thick drums, groove-rich basslines, and chopped vocal cuts. Uplifting chords weave through the track, adding movement and contrast to its weighty low end, resulting in a punchy, forward-thinking cut packed with underground energy. On 'Electric City,' Hidde delivers a flowing groove built around crisp percussion, warm synths, and spoken vocal snippets. Solid low-end movement underpins the track throughout, while subtle melodic touches and rolling rhythms give it a feel-good energy suited to both daytime and late-night settings. Closing the EP, 'The Last Trace Of Night' leans fully into underground territory. Chunky drums, gritty vocal cuts, and textured synth work combine to create a powerful club-focused cut, delivering a driving and energetic finale built for the dancefloor. A rising name within the Dutch house scene, Hidde van Wee has earned growing recognition through releases on labels including HOME//GRXWN, Up The Stuss, and Heavy House Society. Drawing influence from house, UK garage, and electro, his groove-led productions and energetic DJ sets have seen him perform at venues including Shelter, Thuishaven, Bret, and Toffler, while continuing to build momentum across the wider underground scene. With Apollo, Hidde van Wee delivers four groove-driven productions that showcase his evolving sound, balancing uplifting moments with deeper underground energy across a versatile collection built for dancefloors.

Hidde van Wee returns to Sidney Charles' Heavy House Society imprint with 'Apollo', a four-track EP that blends deep tech grooves, rich percussion, and atmospheric textures into a package built for both daytime sessions and underground dancefloors. The title track 'Apollo' opens with an uplifting cut built around intricate percussion, lush synth work, and subtle ethereal vocal elements that drift through the groove. Fluid rhythms and atmospheric detail blend with warm, feel-good energy, making it a perfect fit for open-air sessions. 'Freshness' shifts into darker territory, driven by thick drums, groove-rich basslines, and chopped vocal cuts. Uplifting chords weave through the track, adding movement and contrast to its weighty low end, resulting in a punchy, forward-thinking cut packed with underground energy. On 'Electric City,' Hidde delivers a flowing groove built around crisp percussion, warm synths, and spoken vocal snippets. Solid low-end movement underpins the track throughout, while subtle melodic touches and rolling rhythms give it a feel-good energy suited to both daytime and late-night settings. Closing the EP, 'The Last Trace Of Night' leans fully into underground territory. Chunky drums, gritty vocal cuts, and textured synth work combine to create a powerful club-focused cut, delivering a driving and energetic finale built for the dancefloor. A rising name within the Dutch house scene, Hidde van Wee has earned growing recognition through releases on labels including HOME//GRXWN, Up The Stuss, and Heavy House Society. Drawing influence from house, UK garage, and electro, his groove-led productions and energetic DJ sets have seen him perform at venues including Shelter, Thuishaven, Bret, and Toffler, while continuing to build momentum across the wider underground scene. With Apollo, Hidde van Wee delivers four groove-driven productions that showcase his evolving sound, balancing uplifting moments with deeper underground energy across a versatile collection built for dancefloors.

Hidde van Wee returns to Sidney Charles' Heavy House Society imprint with 'Apollo', a four-track EP that blends deep tech grooves, rich percussion, and atmospheric textures into a package built for both daytime sessions and underground dancefloors. The title track 'Apollo' opens with an uplifting cut built around intricate percussion, lush synth work, and subtle ethereal vocal elements that drift through the groove. Fluid rhythms and atmospheric detail blend with warm, feel-good energy, making it a perfect fit for open-air sessions. 'Freshness' shifts into darker territory, driven by thick drums, groove-rich basslines, and chopped vocal cuts. Uplifting chords weave through the track, adding movement and contrast to its weighty low end, resulting in a punchy, forward-thinking cut packed with underground energy. On 'Electric City,' Hidde delivers a flowing groove built around crisp percussion, warm synths, and spoken vocal snippets. Solid low-end movement underpins the track throughout, while subtle melodic touches and rolling rhythms give it a feel-good energy suited to both daytime and late-night settings. Closing the EP, 'The Last Trace Of Night' leans fully into underground territory. Chunky drums, gritty vocal cuts, and textured synth work combine to create a powerful club-focused cut, delivering a driving and energetic finale built for the dancefloor. A rising name within the Dutch house scene, Hidde van Wee has earned growing recognition through releases on labels including HOME//GRXWN, Up The Stuss, and Heavy House Society. Drawing influence from house, UK garage, and electro, his groove-led productions and energetic DJ sets have seen him perform at venues including Shelter, Thuishaven, Bret, and Toffler, while continuing to build momentum across the wider underground scene. With Apollo, Hidde van Wee delivers four groove-driven productions that showcase his evolving sound, balancing uplifting moments with deeper underground energy across a versatile collection built for dancefloors.

Hidde van Wee returns to Sidney Charles' Heavy House Society imprint with 'Apollo', a four-track EP that blends deep tech grooves, rich percussion, and atmospheric textures into a package built for both daytime sessions and underground dancefloors. The title track 'Apollo' opens with an uplifting cut built around intricate percussion, lush synth work, and subtle ethereal vocal elements that drift through the groove. Fluid rhythms and atmospheric detail blend with warm, feel-good energy, making it a perfect fit for open-air sessions. 'Freshness' shifts into darker territory, driven by thick drums, groove-rich basslines, and chopped vocal cuts. Uplifting chords weave through the track, adding movement and contrast to its weighty low end, resulting in a punchy, forward-thinking cut packed with underground energy. On 'Electric City,' Hidde delivers a flowing groove built around crisp percussion, warm synths, and spoken vocal snippets. Solid low-end movement underpins the track throughout, while subtle melodic touches and rolling rhythms give it a feel-good energy suited to both daytime and late-night settings. Closing the EP, 'The Last Trace Of Night' leans fully into underground territory. Chunky drums, gritty vocal cuts, and textured synth work combine to create a powerful club-focused cut, delivering a driving and energetic finale built for the dancefloor. A rising name within the Dutch house scene, Hidde van Wee has earned growing recognition through releases on labels including HOME//GRXWN, Up The Stuss, and Heavy House Society. Drawing influence from house, UK garage, and electro, his groove-led productions and energetic DJ sets have seen him perform at venues including Shelter, Thuishaven, Bret, and Toffler, while continuing to build momentum across the wider underground scene. With Apollo, Hidde van Wee delivers four groove-driven productions that showcase his evolving sound, balancing uplifting moments with deeper underground energy across a versatile collection built for dancefloors.

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