CamelPhat lands on Diynamic with two cheeky cuts that tap straight into the dancefloor. "Landlords Nightmare" sits somewhere between early-90s scratch-beat energy and a euphoric mainfloor piano riff, bringing back those good old days when everyone was dancing in the streets, phones nowhere in sight. "Wicked Weekend" keeps things moving with bells bouncing from left to right, rolling kicks, bouncy riffs and a heavy low end built to shake the floor. Two tracks, two moods — one for the mainstage, one for the people.

CamelPhat lands on Diynamic with two cheeky cuts that tap straight into the dancefloor. "Landlords Nightmare" sits somewhere between early-90s scratch-beat energy and a euphoric mainfloor piano riff, bringing back those good old days when everyone was dancing in the streets, phones nowhere in sight. "Wicked Weekend" keeps things moving with bells bouncing from left to right, rolling kicks, bouncy riffs and a heavy low end built to shake the floor. Two tracks, two moods — one for the mainstage, one for the people.