Yesterday, Jochen Miller took to all of his various social media accounts to announce the premiere of his newest single, “Damnit,” available exclusively via Beatport. A progressive house killer at its very core, this effervescent track is five minutes and 31 seconds of pure genius infused with some uncontrollably wild synth and downright nasty riffs. Although we’re used to hearing fairly similar sounds from the Big & Dirty recording artist at this point in his career, “Damnit” is still an all around stellar track that, without question, lives up to its big room name.
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Jochen Miller refuses to stay within the boundaries of trance, progressive, or electro house, as he showcases so finely on his latest “Nevada.” Starting from the 1:00 mark “Nevada” goes into an infectiously minimalistic drop that will instantly cause big rooms and festivals to react wildly. Of course, going back to his trance roots, Jochen Miller inserts segments filled with uplifting lead play and funky samples, which all come together with the unmatchable percussions that carry the track throughout the 6:23. Now out on Big & Dirty Records, “Nevada” is the perfect follow up to some of Miller’s best work such as “Flashback,” “Summer,” and “Wild and Perfect Day.”
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