#3 Feat. Staff Picks in Electro (Classic / Detroit / Modern)

A debut EP from 4STR0 marks a defining moment for the Polish producer, whose roots in Manchester have been quietly established through radio work and elusive DJ performances. Now stepping fully into focus as a producer, she reveals a sharp command of sound and a deep affinity for hard-hitting, bass-driven club music, threaded with electro tension and acidic pressure. Across four tracks, 4STR0 constructs a dense, otherworldly sonic environment. Precision sound design and considered production choices blur the line between physical club energy and something more extraterrestrial, transforming the dancefloor into a dark, alien landscape built for late-night revelry. Each track operates as its own mission, pushing deeper into the EP's universe while contributing to a broader narrative that feels immersive rather than explicit. The result is a release that unfolds gradually, rewarding close listening as much as it does high-volume systems. An impressive first statement on Left, Right & Centre, this EP introduces a producer who handles an electro-bass hybrid with confidence and restraint; signalling the arrival of a new voice operating firmly below the surface.

4STR0

#16 Feat. New Releases in Bass / Club

A debut EP from 4STR0 marks a defining moment for the Polish producer, whose roots in Manchester have been quietly established through radio work and elusive DJ performances. Now stepping fully into focus as a producer, she reveals a sharp command of sound and a deep affinity for hard-hitting, bass-driven club music, threaded with electro tension and acidic pressure. Across four tracks, 4STR0 constructs a dense, otherworldly sonic environment. Precision sound design and considered production choices blur the line between physical club energy and something more extraterrestrial, transforming the dancefloor into a dark, alien landscape built for late-night revelry. Each track operates as its own mission, pushing deeper into the EP's universe while contributing to a broader narrative that feels immersive rather than explicit. The result is a release that unfolds gradually, rewarding close listening as much as it does high-volume systems. An impressive first statement on Left, Right & Centre, this EP introduces a producer who handles an electro-bass hybrid with confidence and restraint; signalling the arrival of a new voice operating firmly below the surface.

4STR0