Premiere: TRAKA release their 'DMSAT EP' with Satellite Era

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TRAKA continue their trek through the bass music scene with an all-new EP coming on Satellite Era. Dropping on November 17th, the 'DMSAT EP' is a crazy collection of high-octane heaters destined to swarm the dance floors worldwide.

TRAKA is a fresh production and graffiti collective from Serbia, Montenegro and the US. So far, the highly productive collective has released its heavily distorted creations on Black Teeth Records, SUDO Sound and YUKU. Additionally, they've collaborated with Killa P, Riko Dan, Subp Yao, Warrior Queen and many more. Brace yourselves for a late 2023 and early 2024 filled with TRAKA heat!

Satellite Era is a US label known for intertwining progressive audio creations with stunning visual design. Since its inception in 2020, the label has brought excellent tracks to listeners worldwide. Throughout its relatively short lifespan, Satellite Era has been home to music by a myriad of extremely talented individuals. Honourable mentions include Lazarus Moment, Agent O, Test Bench or more recently Futurist. The latest release by TRAKA will be assorted into the Satellite Trax series which focuses on dance-centric music.

'Jungle Machete Fever' makes clear why. Utterly broken beats crunched through a distortion (meat) grinder make for an exquisite breakfast!

Pre-order TRAKA's DMSAT EP' now
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Umut Avialan is a Germany-based freelance content writer and life-long music enthusiast with the insatiable hunger for exploring new stuff. He combines the aforementioned to create vivid and intriguing content for several music publications online.

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