Henri Bergmann, Enzo Gauthier, and Julian James join forces on "Ping Pong", a festival-ready single that lands on Bergmann's Automatik label. First introduced across the Pyramids of Giza, Tomorrowland Winter, and Mute Club Mar Del Plata, the track has been road tested in notable environments and consistently holds its impact. At its core is a hook-driven vocal repeating "ping pong," used as a rhythmic phrase to lock in the groove. The arrangement builds with restraint, layering tension through subtle shifts in percussion before opening into a heavier, more direct drop that lands without excess. It's a track designed around timing, control, and repetition. "Ping Pong" has become one of the defining records in Bergmann's sets, reflecting a clear understanding of what translates on the floor while introducing a new dynamic through the collaboration.

Henri Bergmann, Enzo Gauthier, and Julian James join forces on "Ping Pong", a festival-ready single that lands on Bergmann's Automatik label. First introduced across the Pyramids of Giza, Tomorrowland Winter, and Mute Club Mar Del Plata, the track has been road tested in notable environments and consistently holds its impact. At its core is a hook-driven vocal repeating "ping pong," used as a rhythmic phrase to lock in the groove. The arrangement builds with restraint, layering tension through subtle shifts in percussion before opening into a heavier, more direct drop that lands without excess. It's a track designed around timing, control, and repetition. "Ping Pong" has become one of the defining records in Bergmann's sets, reflecting a clear understanding of what translates on the floor while introducing a new dynamic through the collaboration.