Isa Roos delivers an Afro-Sensual remix of Roland Clark's smash hit 'Cease Fire,' the first single from his highly acclaimed 'Black Album.' Roland Clark, best known for his collaborations with such greats as David Guetta, Fatboy Slim, Duke Dumont, and many more of dance music's giants, once again showcases his ear for emerging talent. Isa Roos is a Dutch DJ and producer rapidly emerging within the global Afro House and Afro Tech scene. Raised in a musical environment, she developed her sound early on in her father's studio, where she was introduced to production and experimented with techno, acid house, and house, laying the foundation for her distinctive musical identity. During this period, she released several records co-produced with her father, including her remix of 'Confusion' by Acid X Tadao. Having started out in Urban and Afro Beats, Isa has steadily carved out a unique space in the electronic music landscape. Renowned for discovering and nurturing great talents, Roland Clark has found no exception in Isa Roos-making this collaboration a true match made in heaven

House music icon Roland Clark returns with a powerful, once-in-a-lifetime project titled The Black Album. Blending afro house rhythms with soulful and deep house foundations, the album delivers a rich, global sound designed for both peak-time dancefloors and deeper listening experiences. Released just in time for Miami Music Week and Ultra Music Festival 2026, The Black Album is already receiving strong early support from leading figures across the house music spectrum, positioning it as one of the most anticipated projects of the year. About the Artist Roland Clark is best known for his legendary vocal 'I Get Deep,' widely regarded as one of the most-if not the most-sampled vocals in house music history. His unmistakable voice and spiritual approach to house music have shaped the genre for decades, influencing generations of DJs and producers worldwide. The Vision The Black Album is more than a release-it's a statement. Rooted in culture, rhythm, and soul, the project reflects a global movement and a renewed energy within dance music. 2026 is shaping up to be the Year of Black

Roland Clark has once again loaned his voice to the cause by welcoming everyone home, and in this scenario, home is out on the dance floor. 'Glad You're Home' is a bass-driven delight that will certainly put the dancer in a hypnotic state. Roland classics voice drives the point home of opening the doors to club no matter where you are, in Roland book, if you're dancing, than you're home

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