Demon Noise makes his EXTIMA debut with Show Me, a tightly focused EP that captures his evolution into a sharp, floor-driven peak-time sound while leaving zero room for excess. The Original Mix is a straight-to-the-point minimal / peak-time weapon. From the opening bars, the track locks into a super-fat rolling bassline and punchy, tightly programmed drums that immediately establish momentum. Dark, twisted vocal snippets sit low in the mix, adding tension without ever pulling attention away from the groove. The arrangement is deliberately efficient—every element serves the dancefloor. A relentless forward motion makes Show Me a true DJ tool built for peak hours. On remix duties, Zafer Atabey pushes the track firmly into pure peak-time techno territory. His version strips away any remaining restraint, opting for an old-school-inspired arrangement philosophy: no big breaks, only continuous buildups and drops designed to keep the energy permanently elevated. The drums hit harder, the low-end rolls deeper, and the groove becomes even more aggressive. By twisting and re-shaping the vocal melodies, Zafer introduces a fresh character that feels familiar yet distinctly reimagined—transforming the original into a darker, more driving beast. Together, the two versions form a compact but powerful EP that showcases Demon Noises precision as a producer and EXTIMAs commitment to uncompromising, dancefloor-ready techno. Show Me doesnt try to over-explain itself—it simply delivers raw energy, heavy groove, and maximum impact, exactly where it matters most: the club.

Demon Noise makes his EXTIMA debut with Show Me, a tightly focused EP that captures his evolution into a sharp, floor-driven peak-time sound while leaving zero room for excess. The Original Mix is a straight-to-the-point minimal / peak-time weapon. From the opening bars, the track locks into a super-fat rolling bassline and punchy, tightly programmed drums that immediately establish momentum. Dark, twisted vocal snippets sit low in the mix, adding tension without ever pulling attention away from the groove. The arrangement is deliberately efficient—every element serves the dancefloor. A relentless forward motion makes Show Me a true DJ tool built for peak hours. On remix duties, Zafer Atabey pushes the track firmly into pure peak-time techno territory. His version strips away any remaining restraint, opting for an old-school-inspired arrangement philosophy: no big breaks, only continuous buildups and drops designed to keep the energy permanently elevated. The drums hit harder, the low-end rolls deeper, and the groove becomes even more aggressive. By twisting and re-shaping the vocal melodies, Zafer introduces a fresh character that feels familiar yet distinctly reimagined—transforming the original into a darker, more driving beast. Together, the two versions form a compact but powerful EP that showcases Demon Noises precision as a producer and EXTIMAs commitment to uncompromising, dancefloor-ready techno. Show Me doesnt try to over-explain itself—it simply delivers raw energy, heavy groove, and maximum impact, exactly where it matters most: the club.

EXTIMA proudly welcomes Hungarian DJ/producer Bruno (HU) to its artist roster with a striking debut that instantly displays why he has become one of Budapests fastest-rising peak-time talents. Behind the decks since the age of sixteen and producing for the last five years, Bruno has shaped a sound that blends raw dancefloor power with subtle emotional control. His previous appearances across respected imprints such as Enter Audio, Phobia, Technography and more, already positioned him as a name to watch—Space Blast confirms it. The title track, Space Blast, is an impeccable peak-time weapon from the very first bar: tight, rolling basslines, precision-built groove, and a charming melodic aura that lifts the atmosphere without compromising intensity. Its low-end is engineered with surgical clarity, punching through the mix with the authority of a true dancefloor tool destined for late-night devastation. This is one of those tracks that instantly takes control of a room. On the flip side, Oxigen complements the A-side with equal firepower. Retaining the same driving momentum and hypnotic rhythmic language, it introduces a tasteful spoken-word layer that adds personality and tension. Its the kind of track that DJs reach for when they want to push the crowd deeper while keeping peak-time pressure alive. Together, these two cuts form a powerful statement. Space Blast has all the qualities of a standout EXTIMA release for 2026—high-impact, expertly crafted, and full of character. A phenomenal debut from Bruno (HU), and a sign of even bigger things to come.