Malcolm Zeller joins Konflict Records with 'Take It Slow', a rolling house cut inspired by his time in Ibiza, blending disco influences with driving grooves and a touch of funk. At just 22, the New York-based producer has already gained support from Josh Baker, Mau P, Marco Carola and Jamie Jones.\n\nCristina Lazic takes on remix duties, adding her own deep, hypnotic touch to the original with her signature blend of minimal deep tech and melodic grooves. With releases on Crosstown Rebels, Bedrock and Insomniac, she also runs her own imprint, La Zic, awarded Beatport's Hype Label of the Year.

Malcolm Zeller joins Konflict Records with 'Take It Slow', a rolling house cut inspired by his time in Ibiza, blending disco influences with driving grooves and a touch of funk. At just 22, the New York-based producer has already gained support from Josh Baker, Mau P, Marco Carola and Jamie Jones. Cristina Lazic takes on remix duties, adding her own deep, hypnotic touch to the original with her signature blend of minimal deep tech and melodic grooves. With releases on Crosstown Rebels, Bedrock and Insomniac, she also runs her own imprint, La Zic, awarded Beatport's Hype Label of the Year.

Malcolm Zeller joins Konflict Records with 'Take It Slow', a rolling house cut inspired by his time in Ibiza, blending disco influences with driving grooves and a touch of funk. At just 22, the New York-based producer has already gained support from Josh Baker, Mau P, Marco Carola and Jamie Jones.\n\nCristina Lazic takes on remix duties, adding her own deep, hypnotic touch to the original with her signature blend of minimal deep tech and melodic grooves. With releases on Crosstown Rebels, Bedrock and Insomniac, she also runs her own imprint, La Zic, awarded Beatport's Hype Label of the Year.