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ADRIANNA Drops Electrifying New Single “Wild Electric”

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2 years ago

May 17, 2024

Emerging as one of the most exhilarating talents in the tech-house scene, Canadian-born and London-based producer and DJ ADRIANNA has just released her latest single, “Wild Electric”, via her own label, Temple House Music. This high-energy track features a relentless four-on-the-floor kick drum, dark and propulsive energy, and a mix of infectious vocal samples and acid synth stabs. This combination creates a hypnotic and dynamic listening experience, perfect for the dancefloor.

ADRIANNA is not just a name to watch; she is fast becoming a global techno phenomenon. With her roots in Victoria, Canada, she has spent the last decade honing her sound in the UK. Her diverse musical background, from early dance training to a deep dive into rave culture, has shaped her into a versatile and innovative artist. ADRIANNA’s sound reflects her wide-ranging influences, from Carl Cox and Deborah De Luca to Roger Sanchez and Adam Beyer.

In 2023, ADRIANNA made a significant mark with her Beatport Hype hit ‘Confidence’ on DJ S.K.T’s Stashed Music. She also hosted her own Temple stage at the Electric Garden festival, featuring top-tier DJs like Franky Wah and Danny Howard, captivating over 15,000 attendees. This momentum has carried into 2024, with “Wild Electric” climbing to #5 on the Beatport charts shortly after its release.

“‘Wild Electric’ is a bass-heavy Techno track with powerful synths. The tone of the vocal is cool and relaxed, and the message is positive and uplifting. I wanted to capture the dramatic impactful heavy-hitting sounds that would impact the dancefloor while still keeping the message optimistic and light.” – ADRIANNA

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18/05 – EGG, London
25/05 – We Are FSTVL, London
01/06 – FORBIDDEN FESTIVAL, Lincolnshire
08/06 – Forum, Birmingham
13-15/06 – SONAR, Barcelona
21/06 – Foundry, Sheffield
04/07 – Blue Marlin, IBIZA
13/07 – Ameixial Open Air, Portugal
08/08 – Bedroom Beach Club, Bulgaria
17/08 – Binks Yard, Nottingham
23/08 – CREAMFIELDS, CHESHIRE
25/08 – The Church, Nottingham
28/09 – Electric Garden, Nottingham

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Dlala Thukzin Keeps the Fire Burning With Ninth Studio Album Ember

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23 hours ago

November 1, 2026

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Dlala Thukzin performing live at the decks

Dlala Thukzin live. Photo via @dlalathukzin.

South African dance music producer and DJ Dlala Thukzin has released Ember, his ninth studio album. The hitmaker, who was born in Durban, returns with a bold body of work that celebrates resilience, musical evolution and the enduring influence of South African dance music.

With Ember, he continues to explore the sounds that have shaped his musical identity while pushing his production into new creative territories. The album brings together Afro House, 3-Step, EDM and contemporary African rhythms, creating a blend of styles that balances energetic moments for the dancefloor with the distinctive sounds of home. The relationship between nostalgia and innovation sits at the centre of the project, as he pays tribute to the sounds and moments that helped shape South African dance culture while showing how those influences can evolve into something new.

One of the standout moments on the project is Sobuye Sbonane, featuring Zeh McGeba. The track reimagines an iconic classic by DJ Bongz, giving it a fresh electronic direction while preserving the emotional connection associated with the original. Rather than simply recreating a familiar record, Dlala Thukzin introduces a new interpretation designed to connect with longtime fans and a younger generation of listeners at the same time, and the contribution of Zeh McGeba brings the collaboration fully to life.

The album also arrives during an important period in his career, as he continues to expand his international presence. Following a four date tour in Australia and major live appearances abroad, he is taking his sound to wider audiences while remaining connected to his Durban roots. Known for his fusion of Gqom, Amapiano, Afro Tech and electronic music, he has built a reputation for distinctive rhythms and productions that resonate with audiences across different markets. His catalogue includes Phuze, iPlan, Permanent Music and 031 Studio Camp. Ember is available now on digital platforms, and as its title suggests, the fire behind his creativity continues to burn.