Kidoo Delivers Long-Awaited Solo Debut on COCO with ‘Quantize’ EP
Fresh off a wave of club support, the Romanian standout returns to SOSA’s label with a hard-hitting three-tracker made for peak-time dancefloors.

After lighting up dancefloors with last year’s standout collab ‘Mezcal Bounce’, Romanian DJ/producer Kidoo returns to COCO for his first solo release on the label — the highly anticipated ‘Quantize’ EP.
Built for the club, the three-track package showcases Kidoo’s signature fusion of minimal textures and rolling house energy, anchored by some of the label’s most requested cuts to date.
The title track ‘Quantize’ has already found its way into sets from the likes of Michael Bibi, Mochakk, and Dennis Cruz, combining rumbling low-end, snappy drums, and trippy stabs to keep the pressure on.
On the B-side, ‘One Hit Wonder’ keeps things tense and hypnotic with warped vocals and crisp percussion, while ‘Honker’ closes out with playful vox samples and a tunneling, high-energy groove.
A trusted presence at COCO events from Manchester to Off Sonar, and with releases on Solid Grooves, Mindshake, and Cuttin' Headz, Kidoo is quickly becoming a go-to name in the new wave of minimal house talent.
With ‘Quantize’, he reinforces his place in the COCO family and continues to cement his global impact.
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