PREMIERE: Aron Volta & Kreutziger – I Feel It

Doppel-Audio: vinyl-only sister label of Welsh outfit Floorpiece come through with the goods once again, delivering 4 dance-floor ready anthems from Dutch wizards Aron Volta and Kreutziger. The strictly wax series continue their charge after a set of auspicuous drops from street-kings Ray Mono, Juliche Hernandez, Alessio Vaggiano, Akyra, Jamahr and Dubfluss. Setting all of the major stores alight in the process by frequently finding themselves at the peak of the charts.

Aron Volta came into 2019 in relative obscuirty but left it as one of the hottest, upcoming names in the scene. After growing momentum with releases under his belt with Pusher, Blind Vision and Madtech: his music reached the ears of PIV titans Chris Stussy and Prunk and has since gone on to play a significant role in the stratospheric rise PIV records. His debut ‘Catch This EP’ went down a storm and subsequently followed it up with a collaboration with Prunk himself: lead track ‘Bocado’ proceeded to be one of the most memorable tunes of summer 2019.

Born in Berlin, raised in Amsterdam. The tag-line of an artist that is truly proud of it’s roots and resting destination. The Kreutziger boy’s have been bubbling under the radar for a while now and have truly announced themselves on the global scale after a string of strong releases with the likes of YAYA, Hatch, Madtech. They also most notably find themselves amongst the pack with the PIV gang too; projecting their raw minimal grooves at some of Europes biggest insitutions and they continue to go from strength-to-strength.

The PIV counter-parts signal their intentions from the offset: combining their signature, deep-rolling grooves, punchy drums and soaring synths; with a fully charge acid riff spear-heading the bassline. ‘I feel it’ you feel it, we all feel it. It’s a true, modern house music anthem that would have been a certified dance-floor killer this summer had it not been for the virus suspending all dancefloor activity. But rest assured, this one will be around for some time and has all of the hall-makings of a future classic.