Top 100 Chart Placements
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Rupert Ellis returns to Circa Groove with his latest EP, Desolate Discotheque. Continuing to refine his signature sound, the release showcases four groove-driven cuts designed for both expansive festival stages and intimate club settings, blending rolling basslines, hypnotic rhythms, warm pads and subtle melodies.\n\nFrom peak-time energy to reflective sunrise moments, Desolate Discotheque highlights Rupert's versatility as a producer. Moving effortlessly between darker, driving grooves and lighter, more emotive textures, each track has its own place on the dancefloor - whether that's at sunset, sunrise, or somewhere in between.\n\nEarly support comes from Voigtmann, Malika, Enzo Siragusa, Julian Anthony, Truly Madly, Archie Hamilton, Melody, Raresh, and many more.
Rupert Ellis returns to Circa Groove with his latest EP, Desolate Discotheque. Continuing to refine his signature sound, the release showcases four groove-driven cuts designed for both expansive festival stages and intimate club settings, blending rolling basslines, hypnotic rhythms, warm pads and subtle melodies.\n\nFrom peak-time energy to reflective sunrise moments, Desolate Discotheque highlights Rupert's versatility as a producer. Moving effortlessly between darker, driving grooves and lighter, more emotive textures, each track has its own place on the dancefloor - whether that's at sunset, sunrise, or somewhere in between.\n\nEarly support comes from Voigtmann, Malika, Enzo Siragusa, Julian Anthony, Truly Madly, Archie Hamilton, Melody, Raresh, and many more.
Rupert Ellis returns to Circa Groove with his latest EP, Desolate Discotheque. Continuing to refine his signature sound, the release showcases four groove-driven cuts designed for both expansive festival stages and intimate club settings, blending rolling basslines, hypnotic rhythms, warm pads and subtle melodies.\n\nFrom peak-time energy to reflective sunrise moments, Desolate Discotheque highlights Rupert's versatility as a producer. Moving effortlessly between darker, driving grooves and lighter, more emotive textures, each track has its own place on the dancefloor - whether that's at sunset, sunrise, or somewhere in between.\n\nEarly support comes from Voigtmann, Malika, Enzo Siragusa, Julian Anthony, Truly Madly, Archie Hamilton, Melody, Raresh, and many more.