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There’s a proper late-night shape to this one.

For our latest Spotlight Mix, Mack Loenz steps in with 18 tracks of electro, house, techno and bass-heavy club music, arriving just ahead of his debut album ‘From The Heart’ on Maceo Plex’s Lone Romantic imprint on 4th September.

Behind Mack Loenz is Larry McCormick, an artist many heads will already know as Exzakt. That project saw him release through the likes of Tresor, Fabric, Turbo and Skint, but Mack Loenz has become the next chapter, pulling those electro roots into something more cinematic, melodic and built for bigger rooms.

You can hear that thinking all over this mix.

Fred again.. kicks the door open before Chris Lorenzo and Kah-Lo push things towards the club, then Mack drops his own ‘Right From Wrong’ Club Mix into Maceo Plex’s ‘The Plan’. From there, Kyle Watson, Beswerda, Glowal, MPH and Anti Up keep the pressure moving without the selection ever getting stuck in one groove.

There are a few nice left turns too. Craze and Black V Neck bring some low-end swagger, Mack slips in his own VIP mashup of Fred again. and Skepta’s ‘Victory Lap’, while Maceo Plex appears several times across the hour. It makes sense given the relationship between Mack, Lone Romantic and the forthcoming album, but none of it feels like box-ticking. The records earn their place.

His own ‘Sunrise’ arrives late in the mix, one of two tracks from ‘From The Heart’ featured here. The ten-track LP pushes further into Mack’s blend of analogue synthesis, glistening arps, heavy basslines and emotional electronics, balancing proper dancefloor weight with a more reflective side.

And then comes the closer.

Mack finishes with Maceo Plex’s 2013 remix of Kavinsky, a particularly poignant choice following the French producer’s death in Paris last month at the age of 50. Kavinsky was one of the defining names of the second wave of French Touch, and his influence stretches far beyond ‘Nightcall’.

It’s a classy way to finish a mix that clearly comes from someone who still cares about selection, sequencing and where a record sits next to the one before it.

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New York’s Resco (US) takes control of today’s Spotlight Mix, fresh from landing on Sound D’Elite with his new three-track ‘Dat Funk’ EP.

Released on 7th August, the EP sees Resco linking with Chris Brooks, Max Vitelli and M.O.E across three rolling club cuts. The title track ‘Dat Funk’ brings tight percussion, low-end pressure and chopped vocals, while ‘Get Back’ keeps that swing moving before ‘Dirty Checks’ rounds things out with a darker, bass-heavy groove.

Since breaking through with his Beatport-charting ‘Crazy’ EP in 2024, Resco has been steadily building his name, picking up support from Jamie Jones, Joseph Capriati, Ilario Alicante, Franky Rizardo and Cloonee along the way. His records have already found their way into sets at Elrow and Music On at Pacha, which tells you plenty about where his music is aimed.

That same thinking runs right through this mix. Resco works through tracks from DJ Entwan, Reenday, Freenzy Music, Tomi&Kesh, Supernova and CASSIMM, alongside his own collaborations with Mike Haley and Chris Brooks.

There’s plenty of movement in here, from the chunky roll of ‘Big City Roller’ and ‘Get Back’ through to Sandro Martins’ ‘Baile de Favela’ remix and CASSIMM’s ‘That Funky Sound’. And, fittingly, Resco closes the session with ‘Dat Funk’, bringing things back to the release currently doing the damage.

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Marco Lys Steps Into the Data Transmission Podcast

There are very few producers who have stayed this consistent for this long.

Marco Lys has been shaping house and tech house for more than two decades, releasing across Black Book, VIVa Music, Circus, Bambossa, SBJKT and plenty more along the way. The Venice-born producer has built his name on rolling grooves, tribal percussion and records made with the dancefloor firmly in mind.

That formula has kept him near the top of the pile. Marco sits among Beatport’s leading House artists, pulls in more than 430,000 monthly Spotify listeners, and his remix of Cajmere feat. Dajae’s ‘Brighter Days’ became one of the defining house remixes of 2023.

For his Data Transmission podcast, he gets straight down to business.

The mix moves through cuts from Javi Bora, Vibe Killers, Route 94, Piem, Ammo Avenue and Detlef, alongside a serious amount of Marco’s own music. ‘Real Love’, ‘Super Hot’, ‘Flute’, ‘So Good’, ‘Solo’, ‘Kente Flow’, ‘Too Bad’ and ‘Hause Muzica’ all make appearances.

It is exactly where Marco Lys operates best. Big grooves, tight drums and enough swing to keep things moving from the club basement through to the festival floor.

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Amanda Simpson makes her debut on dt weapons with ‘Wait What’, a sharp, attitude-loaded club cut built for heads-down dancefloor moments.

Based out of New York, Amanda has been steadily carving out her own lane as a DJ, producer and creative voice, bringing together underground club energy with a playful, personality-led edge. After already catching attention through Data Transmission’s Demo of the Week series, she now steps properly into the label fold with a debut that feels confident, direct and ready for the booth.

‘Wait What’ wastes no time locking into its groove. A tight, rolling rhythm section drives the track forward, while a punchy bassline, trippy acid touches and a teasing vocal hook give it that raised-eyebrow, late-night character. The arrangement keeps things moving with stripped-back tension, clean drops and enough bite to cut through a busy room without losing its swing.

Raw, fun and full of club-ready swagger, ‘Wait What’ is a strong first statement from Amanda Simpson on dt weapons.

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Massi Rocket brings the heat for our latest Spotlight Mix

Milan’s Massi Rocket steps into the Data Transmission Spotlight with a groove-heavy mix built around rolling percussion, warm basslines and the kind of house music that works best once the room has properly filled up.

Rocket has been part of Milan’s club fabric for years, both behind the decks and behind the scenes. He owns Rocket Club, programming international guests alongside local talent, while his Motel Calypso parties have grown into their own label operation. His productions have also landed on Spinnin’ Records and MIAW, moving between deep, tech and minimal house without losing that club-first mentality.

That same approach runs straight through this mix. There’s plenty of swing in here, with cuts from Mendo & Angel Heredia, Calussa, Pinedo, Chico Rose, Arzenic and Mr. Belt & Wezol & RUZE keeping things locked into a warm, percussive pocket. Latin touches, chunky drums and rolling low-end do most of the work, with the energy building naturally rather than reaching for cheap peaks.

Sitting right in the middle is Massi Rocket and Alfrenk’s ‘Tribal Vibes’, released on Motel Calypso Records on 24th July. The pair built the record around tribal drums, toms, airy hats and a looping bassline, with guitar touches and spoken vocals giving it just enough character without getting in the groove’s way.

It fits this mix perfectly. House music with its sleeves rolled up, made for terraces, basements and those sweaty few hours when percussion starts doing most of the talking.

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