SONNIY landing on STMPD RCRDS with “RED LINE” is a strong look, because Martin Garrix’s label doesn’t hand out releases to just anyone. This is a punchy, bass-driven house track that keeps things lean and dancefloor-focused from the jump. The groove is tight and relentless, built around a hooky vocal chop that worms its way into your head almost immediately. There’s a modern, slightly aggressive edge to the production that separates it from politer house fare, the bassline practically growling underneath. I love that it doesn’t overstay its welcome, every section doing its job before moving on. It’s the sort of track that fills a dancefloor without anyone needing to know the artist’s name. STMPD has quietly become one of the most consistent labels for this exact brand of forward-thinking house. SONNIY is clearly a name worth filing away. Stick it on loud, let the bass do its thing, and watch the floor respond.
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SONNIY - RED LINE
1 min. About as long as it takes Chris Martin to find a falsetto.
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