KYLIENTE UNVEILS HIGHLY ANTICIPATED DEBUT SINGLE “SPICY, HOT”

American tech house producer Kyliente is making a bold new mark on the global dance music landscape with the release of her debut single, “Spicy, Hot,” available now across all major streaming platforms.

Known for her signature sound “Hot Girl Tech,” Kyliente blends hard-hitting basslines with seductive vocals and irresistible house grooves, delivering a style that is as fierce as it is danceable.

With over a decade of experience in the electronic music scene, Kyliente has performed at an impressive list of renowned venues globally, including The Public New York, Area15 Las Vegas, Bauhaus Las Vegas, The Black Box Denver, MadClub Miami, Celine Orlando, Decca Live Jacksonville, Broken Shaker Chicago, Palo Santo Atlanta, and multiple underground warehouse events in London. Her festival appearances at major events such as Groove Cruise, Dirtybird CampINN, and Ultra Europe in Split, Croatia have rapidly built an international following.

Kyliente has performed alongside industry tastemakers such as Nora En Pure, Eli & Fur, Biscits, Lavern, and Jody Wisternoff. She also has a monthly mix series called ‘Empyria’, which celebrated its 20th edition in December 2025. 

Positioning herself for a sharp trajectory in 2026, Kyliente’s debut single perfectly embodies her “Hot Girl” tech house vibe, with sultry vocals and a driving bassline. Using fun and upbeat percussion paired with acid synths, “Spicy, Hot” perfectly treads the line between house and techno, paying tribute to both genres. Equally crafted for the club scene and festival circuit, the song seeks to inspire listeners to embrace sexy dance and hypnotic groove.  

“Spicy, Hot” is the first of many releases that solidify Kyliente's place in the tech house scene, setting the stage for her unique style and fiery sound.

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KNTRLVRLST PUSHES PEAK-TIME INTENSITY TO NEW EXTREMES ON “FRONT TO BACK”

The Munich-based hard techno prodigy continues his unstoppable ascent into 2026 with a relentless new single, out now via Gearbox Fusion

Following the release of his unrelenting two-track ‘Public Enemy’ EP on Revised Records back in January, KNTRLVRLST (real name Manuel Grennart) continues his prolific run of form into 2026, with the announcement of his new single ‘Front To Back.’

 

Out now via Gearbox Fusion, ‘Front To Back’ is a no-holds-barred statement of intent from one of hard techno’s most exciting young talents. Built around thunderous low-end pressure, razor-sharp percussion and surging rave energy, the track is engineered for maximum impact: a relentless weapon designed to dominate peak-time dancefloors from front to back, exactly as the title suggests.

Balancing raw aggression with moments of euphoric release, KNTRLVRLST once again showcases his ability to fuse uncompromising power with refined sound design. The single barrels forward with unyielding momentum, locking dancers into a hypnotic groove while layering tension, drive and atmosphere in signature KNTRLVRLST fashion. It’s a track that feels equally at home in dark warehouse settings and on massive festival systems, reaffirming his growing reputation as a producer who understands the physicality of the dancefloor.

 

Emerging from Munich’s underground, 21-year-old KNTRLVRLST has spent the past three years rapidly carving out a global presence. His intense blend of euphoric melodies and hard techno has translated effortlessly to headline club shows and festival appearances across the world, earning him recognition well beyond his years.

 

With releases on influential labels including Spinnin’, Taapion, Revised Records and Gearbox Fusion, his music continues to reach an ever-expanding audience. Regularly supported by leading figures such as Nico Moreno, DYEN and Luca Agnelli, KNTRLVRLST has positioned himself firmly within the new wave of artists shaping the future of hard techno.

NEGITIV ANNOUNCES EXTENSIVE ‘ME & MY DEMONS’ TOUR, RELEASES EXPLOSIVE NEW YOUTUBE SET

Premiering alongside the tour announcement, the powerful 60-minute set departs from traditional dark techno aesthetics, presenting NEGITIV’s sound through a glossy, visually striking lens

For NEGITIV (real name Negir Paknia) techno is built on control as much as intensity. Her sound – rooted in hard-techno, schranz and industrial – is precise, physical and emotionally charged, designed for rooms where energy is pushed to its limit. With the announcement of her upcoming ‘Me & My Demons’ Tour, the Cologne-based, Persian-German DJ and producer now enters a focused new phase of her career, expanding her reach while sharpening her artistic identity.

 

The tour moves across a wide range of key clubs and festivals that define today’s hard-techno landscape. The routing places NEGITIV at some of the scene’s most established and influential platforms, including multiple appearances with Verknipt – one of the most recognized hard-techno brands globally – highlighted by her performance at Verknipt Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam, a milestone venue within the genre. Further key dates include Terminal V Festival in the UK, Cocoricò in Riccione (Italy), and Free Your Mind in Arnhem (Netherlands), underlining her growing presence at major European festivals and institutions synonymous with high-impact techno.

 

Beyond Europe, ‘Me & My Demons’ also marks an important step in NEGITIV’s expansion into Asia, with performances at Chada by Tin Box in Singapore and VoxLive in Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia), two respected platforms within the region’s rapidly growing electronic music scene. Together, these dates reflect an artist operating across established strongholds while actively building new international territory.

Released alongside the tour announcement, NEGITIV’s special 60-minute YouTube set captures both her sound and her evolving visual direction. Shot by David De Palma, the set embraces a glossy, high-energy aesthetic built around bold colour palettes, clean compositions and a strong sense of forward motion. Styling by Fanny Briet Cederström and hair and make-up by Laura Gertz complete a look defined by leather and latex, deliberately moving away from traditional dark techno imagery in favour of a more polished, high-impact visual language.

 

The release arrives to an already substantial and engaged online audience. With a rapidly growing global following across social platforms and millions of cumulative streams across her digital releases and DJ content, the YouTube set offers fans and new listeners alike a clear entry point into NEGITIV’s world, both sonically and visually.

 

Following a prolific year in 2025 and momentum building toward an even broader international footprint this year, the ‘Me & My Demons’ Tour marks an important step forward for NEGITIV; one that reinforces her position as a driving force in contemporary hard-techno. It is a moment of consolidation as much as expansion, setting the foundation for the next phase of her international trajectory.

 

Real name Negir Paknia, NEGITIV is a Cologne-based DJ with Persian roots who grew up on the dance floors of the city’s underground scene. Driven purely by her love for techno, she taught herself how to DJ and quickly found her own sound.

 

Starting out with industrial techno, her style naturally evolved into a versatile mix of hard techno, psytrance and groove. What began in small underground spaces turned into a rapid rise: within her first year behind the decks, she went from zero to international stages.

 

Today, NEGITIV plays clubs and major festivals around the world, including events like Tomorrowland, Blackworks, Verknipt and her residency at Kiesgrube Germany. After just two years, she has become one of the most exciting breakthrough artists in her scene authentic, energetic and deeply connected to the dance floor.

 

NEGITIV ‘Me & My Demons’ Tour Dates

 

February
February 6 – Montpellier Techno, Montpellier (FR)
February 13 – Verknipt, Hamburg (DE)
February 14 – MINT RAVE, Münster (DE)
February 21 – Verknipt at Gotec, Karlsruhe (DE)

 

March
March 6 – Verknipt Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam (NL)
March 13 – Oddity, Athens (GR)
March 14 – Verknipt, Oberhausen (DE)
March 27 – Globulle, Bulle (CH)
March 28 – Amen Festival, Kassel (DE)

 

April
April 5 – Modul’air Festival, Gent (BE)
April 10 – Chada by Tin Box, Singapore (SG)
April 11 – VoxLive, Kuala Lumpur (MY)
April 18 – Verknipt, Budapest (HU)
April 18 – FACE2FACE, Frankfurt (DE)
April 19 – Terminal V Festival, Newbridge (UK)
April 24 – Solaris Festival, St. Pölten (AT)
April 25 – Cocoricò, Riccione (IT)
April 26 – Free Your Mind, Arnhem (NL)