Multicolor

I’d recognise Lis Sarroca’s Multicolor as pure peak-time electro the second those 128 BPM drums lock in, especially with that ten-out-of-ten energy surging through every bar. The framework is all sharp edges and chrome-plated funk, each snare crack landing like a warning shot while the 6B key keeps the synth lines bright, metallic, and ruthlessly effective on a big system.

I’d drop this when the floor is already molten; its relentless momentum and modern heft make it the perfect bridge between classic body music and contemporary club pressure. Coming from Maai Records, it carries that niche, focused identity that works best in rooms where the lights are low and the volume is absolutely merciless.