
With euphoric synths and a breakneck beat, "Tokyo" is a heart-pounding ride through the heart of the city's rave underground.
The ghost of 90s rave culture possesses modern techno in Reinier Zonneveld's latest dancefloor weapon, "Tokyo."
Out now via the producer's own Filth On Acid label, "Tokyo" is a calculated shot of adrenaline that knows exactly what it wants to be. The track, co-produced by Dea Magna, marries techno's thrilling pulse with happy hardcore's sugar rush, creating something that feels both nostalgic and current.
Despite drawing from happy hardcore, a genre known for excess, Zonneveld and Magna maintain control of the chaos. Their production is crisp and intentional, ingeniously interpolating whistle samples in a nod to the golden age of warehouse raves.
Meanwhile, Magna's vocals ride the line between playful and hypnotic, following dance music's tried-and-true formula of invitation and release. "Come with me to Tokyo" works as both a literal call to adventure and a metaphor for escape—exactly what you want when you're lost in a crowd at 3am.
You can listen to "Tokyo" below and find the new single on streaming platforms here.
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