Marcelo Dionisio

Marcelo Dionisio

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  • Space Break (Incl. Remixes by Clim, Nedisco)
    BeatTracker #30 Feat. Hype in Indie Tech

    Space Break (Incl. Remixes by Clim, Nedisco)

    Underlow , Marcelo Dionisio

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    Underlow and Marcelo Dionisio join forces for 'Space Break (Incl. Remixes by Clim, Nedisco)', a four-track EP arriving on Warbeats Records on 30 October 2026. The release pairs two originals with reworks from Clim and Nedisco, spanning Breaks, Breakbeat, UK Bass and Indie Tech. It marks Marcelo Dionisio's debut on the label, while Underlow returns with a catalogue of 21 earlier Warbeats releases behind him. 'Space Break' opens the EP on a driving eighth-note bassline with choppy rhythm guitar and a minimal wave hook, setting an energetic tone across its runtime. 'Crossfade' shifts into metallic percussion and post-punk bass, built on dry drum programming that keeps the floor locked. Clim's remix of 'Crossfade' reworks the original into a clipped percussion loop with an analogue synth line and angular guitar stab, while Nedisco's take on 'Space Break' introduces a detuned synth lead over a motorik drum pulse and stark drum machine. Marcelo Dionisio, based in Araçatuba, São Paulo, brings a style shaped by soul, disco, funk, house and techno, with documented releases on About Disco Records between 2015 and 2016. Underlow, a Brazilian electronic project, has released on Dirtybird and Sprout, including 'Nightmares' and 'Acid Rain', and appears on Warbeats compilations like 'Best of 2025 Warbeats' and '10 Years of Warbeats Records'. Nedisco, who began in rock music before moving into electronic production, has held top positions in the Beatport Top 100 Indie Dance chart since 2021. Clim returns to Warbeats after his 'Dance Night' appearance in June 2026. This EP is Marcelo Dionisio's first release on Warbeats, marking his entry into the label's catalogue. DJs can slot these tracks across warm-up and peak hours: 'Space Break' and its Nedisco remix suit an early-to-mid set with their bass-driven momentum, while 'Crossfade' and the Clim remix carry energy into busier stretches. The EP works for a club or festival floor looking for a shift between indie tech and UK bass textures.