Fermata Recordings is proud to present a new track from Wesley Walker titled "What's That Thing." In this captivating piece, Wesley Walker skillfully incorporates a dynamic bassline, powerful percussion instruments, and exquisite vocal samples, culminating in the creation of a high-quality sound within the Tech House genre. The track distinguishes itself with its infectious energy and intricate sound arrangement, making it a perfect fit for dance floors and club parties. With meticulously selected sound elements and a well-balanced mix, Wesley Walker effortlessly showcases his skills and talent in crafting exceptional music within the realm of Tech House.

Fermata Recordings is proud to present a new track from Numeric Space - "Hunter". This Melodic Techno track was able to create a unique atmosphere that envelops the listener from the first notes. Rich with beautiful arpeggios, "Hunter" is fully saturated with dynamic bass, powerful drums, and beautiful melody. Numeric Space demonstrated his professionalism and ability to create music that not only impresses listeners but also immerses them in the world of sound. All the sounds in the track are balanced and harmoniously complement each other, creating a sense of wholeness and harmony. The powerful bass and quality drums create a perfect foundation on which Numeric Space has built an impressive sound landscape. "Hunter" is music that is memorable from the first listen and will surely be popular among Melodic Techno enthusiasts. Numeric Space has shown himself as a musician who knows how to create a sound that surprises and inspires. Fermata Recordings is excited to present this amazing track and looks forward to more work from Numeric Space.

Fermata Recordings is once again delighting fans of melodic techno and house music by presenting the new track "Intense" by the collective Strobetek. These talented musicians from Germany, famous for their atmospheric and enigmatic sound, will not leave any lovers of high-quality electronic music indifferent. "Intense" is a real gem for fans of strong, driving beats and deep melodies. The work of the Strobetek collective, full of emotions and energy, is ready to conquer dance floors and the hearts of music lovers. Fermata Recordings proudly presents the new release from Strobetek. Get ready for an unparalleled journey into the world of melodic techno and house music with "Intense"!

Raindrops are a great reason to think about how we see the world and how the world sees us. Each droplet is like a small world trapped in a transparent shell. A separate story, full of movement, reflection, and even, maybe, some quiet sadness. What do raindrops tell us? • About transience: they appear, live their short lives, and disappear, leaving only a trace behind. Like life, it is swift, beautiful and unique. • About reflection: Drops on glass reflect the world around them. This reminds us that we also reflect the environment in ourselves and through our actions we shape the world in which we live. • About cyclicity: It is part of the endless cycle of water in nature. They evaporate, rise into the sky, form clouds and return to earth again in the form of rain. This reminds us that life is also cyclical, and everything has its beginning and end. • About strength and tenderness: Rain can be both gentle and affectionate, as well as powerful and destructive. Raindrops can gently irrigate the earth, but they can also violently demolish everything in their path. It symbolizes the dual nature of the world and the fact that both strength and tenderness live in each of us. • About unity: Raindrops falling on the ground merge into a single stream. It symbolizes that we are all connected to each other and that together we can achieve more. • About cleanliness and purification: Rain cleanses the earth of dirt and dust. It refreshes and revives. This may symbolize our own need to cleanse ourselves of negative thoughts and feelings, to renew ourselves and start life anew. Raindrops, like tiny philosophers, help us understand ourselves and our place in this world. What do you think about the raindrops on the glass? Which philosophy is closer to you?