Throwing Snow

With nine cuts in rotation and an 8.3 average, Throwing Snow operates at the intersection of tech trance, techno and dubstep, stitching together propulsive drive, warehouse heft and low-end turbulence without settling on any single stripe.

The range is wide but controlled: the same sonic thread moves between rolling trance-state sequences, four-to-the-floor pressure and bass-weighted collapse, all filtered through an electronic lens that favours depth over obvious hooks. Issued via Mesh, the material feels purpose-built for the underground floor, slotting into sets that demand fluidity between genres. That consistency across nine keepers suggests a catalogue that rewards repeated pull, sitting comfortably in the darker, tech-facing corners of contemporary club music.