Daya

Berlin-based producer Amotik join BPitch with his Daya EP. Amotik has been self-releasing his music for the past couple of years, dropping several EPs and his debut album. His minimalist, hypnotic take on techno is mesmerising and it caught the ear of BPitch boss Ellen Allien some time ago. Daya contains four powerful cuts, with undulating low frequencies and nuanced composition designed to target mind, body and spirit...

Baya submerges us in its dense low end straight off the bat. A solemn motif repeats over and over as Amotik gently raises the energy and tension, amplified by eerie, highly affecting organ keys. Title track Daya utilises a muffled spoken word sample with haunting production to captivate the listener as the almighty thud of the kick drum rains down heavy. Next up is Aage which feels a lot more ‘busy’ than the first two cuts. A trance-inducing riff cascades around the mids, while the beats and bass pepper your body with a hail of jabs. Wait for the sucker punch after the breakdown, intense. Lastly, we have Peeche, a track that blends potent percussive elements with a serene top end. You’ll be locked in a groove, experiencing physical catharsis and spiritual transcendence.