PREMIERE: Golan Zocher - Alive (Dabeat Remix) [Clubsonica Records]

The latest release from Clubsonica Records finds Golan Zocher returning to the label for a new single. Following a 2016 debut, the Tel Aviv resident quickly found his place amongst the genre’s elite, earning play and support from Hernan Cattaneo, Nick Warren, Guy J and Guy Mantzur. Releases via Mango Alley, Or Two Strangers, Plattenbank and Proton highlight what has been an eight-year creative swell for this elusive talent. Clubsonica has also been a regular landing spot for Golan, with three originals and two remixes recorded since making his label debut in 2017. Now, following a contribution to the label’s Sampler, Vol.3 earlier this year, Golan returns to the Clubsonica with ‘Alive’, alongside remixes from Will DeKeizer and Dabeat. Diversifying his portfolio further, ‘Alive’ finds Golan collaborating with vocalist Ojeni. Together the duo craft an emotive slice of progressive house that arrives in good time for the impending summer season. Golan’s warm key changing grooves, timeless tonal themes and lively percussive arrangements set the perfect foundation for Ojeni’s memorable hooks to work their magic. She injects the piece with authentic soul and emotion, as Golan’s warm grooves and subtle musicality provide the perfect dance floor vehicle to deliver the tracks transcendent message. Making his label debut with the first interpretation of ‘Alive’ is Will DeKeizer. Hailing from the USA, Will DeKeizer first emerged in 2021 with the success of ‘Karma’. Released via onedotsixtwo and played by Nick Warren, it set the course for what has been a remarkable two-year stretch. Armed with a sound that incorporates dark, hypnotic and melodic elements, Will would go on to showcase his music via Deepwibe Underground, Plattenbank and Sudbeat, while earning the support of genre tastemakers Guy J, Guy Mantzur and Hernan Cattaneo. Now, on the strength of a three-track showcase for Suza records, Will makes his Clubsonica debut with a cosmic take on ‘Alive’. Dark rebounding rhythms and warm key changing basslines set the co