#11 Feat. Hype in Techno (Peak Time / Driving)

Next up on Kuukou is an release from Thailand born, Berlin based Nakadia who shares the fruits of a highly productive lockdown in the form of a trio of tight, modular bombs. Wild Girl is Nakadias first 100\%\% modular production; a patchwork of ideas stitched into a monstrous cut brimming with big room drama. Detroit-coded rhythms are pinned to the floor by a suction sub bass while serrated sonics burst and decorate the groove. The vibe is hot, intensely lively and eminently fun. The Groove Mix of Pleasure Me rolls out in a slightly more skeletal fashion but is equally guaranteed to rattle rigs. Another throbbing sub acts as a ballast for an arsenal of flexible, metallic tones. A long, high-pressure breakdown is stretched out with large spaces and full floors in mind. The Rave Mix of Pleasure Me is a more galvanised version, armoured with thicker drums set to a slightly quicker pace. Shuttering synths colour a wide-eyed breakdown that snaps with an electric intensity that caps off a satisfying encapsulation of Nakadias inimitable spirit.

Nakadia

#13 Top Tracks in Techno (Peak Time / Driving)

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Nakadia

#56 Feat. Hype in Techno (Peak Time / Driving)

Gonzalo F & Unlighteds Abduction is a dark, minimalist journey that blends hypnotic rhythm with cinematic tension. Born from the collaboration between Unlighted and Gonzalo F, the track dives deep into the sensation of being drawn into an alien encounter, a sonic abduction where reality bends and the unknown takes control. The production focuses on subtle details: shadowy textures, pulsating basslines, and an evolving atmosphere that builds a sense of gravity loss. Each element was crafted to evoke movement and mystery, translating the visual idea of an extraterrestrial experience into pure sound. Abduction stands as both a club weapon and an immersive listening piece, perfect for late-night sets and introspective moments alike. With its minimalist structure and haunting energy, it captures the intersection between human emotion and otherworldly presence and invites the listener to surrender to the pull of the unknown.

Unlighted, Gonzalo F

#56 Feat. Hype in Overall

Next up on Kuukou is an release from Thailand born, Berlin based Nakadia who shares the fruits of a highly productive lockdown in the form of a trio of tight, modular bombs. Wild Girl is Nakadias first 100\%\% modular production; a patchwork of ideas stitched into a monstrous cut brimming with big room drama. Detroit-coded rhythms are pinned to the floor by a suction sub bass while serrated sonics burst and decorate the groove. The vibe is hot, intensely lively and eminently fun. The Groove Mix of Pleasure Me rolls out in a slightly more skeletal fashion but is equally guaranteed to rattle rigs. Another throbbing sub acts as a ballast for an arsenal of flexible, metallic tones. A long, high-pressure breakdown is stretched out with large spaces and full floors in mind. The Rave Mix of Pleasure Me is a more galvanised version, armoured with thicker drums set to a slightly quicker pace. Shuttering synths colour a wide-eyed breakdown that snaps with an electric intensity that caps off a satisfying encapsulation of Nakadias inimitable spirit.

Nakadia

#81 Top Releases in Techno (Peak Time / Driving)

Next up on Kuukou is an release from Thailand born, Berlin based Nakadia who shares the fruits of a highly productive lockdown in the form of a trio of tight, modular bombs. Wild Girl is Nakadias first 100\%\% modular production; a patchwork of ideas stitched into a monstrous cut brimming with big room drama. Detroit-coded rhythms are pinned to the floor by a suction sub bass while serrated sonics burst and decorate the groove. The vibe is hot, intensely lively and eminently fun. The Groove Mix of Pleasure Me rolls out in a slightly more skeletal fashion but is equally guaranteed to rattle rigs. Another throbbing sub acts as a ballast for an arsenal of flexible, metallic tones. A long, high-pressure breakdown is stretched out with large spaces and full floors in mind. The Rave Mix of Pleasure Me is a more galvanised version, armoured with thicker drums set to a slightly quicker pace. Shuttering synths colour a wide-eyed breakdown that snaps with an electric intensity that caps off a satisfying encapsulation of Nakadias inimitable spirit.

Nakadia