Landing on Apex Faction, Ronnie Spiteri revisits one of his standout records with the “Talking To Nature (Warehouse Edit)”
Delivering a rework of his well-received original record, released on We Are The Brave, returning seven years later with a fresh, underground, club-focused perspective.

Reimagined with a new rhythmic approach, “Talking To Nature (Warehouse Edit)” leans into a tight, groove-led framework built around a rolling low end and crisp, swung drum patterns. Subtle vocal stabs and UK Garage-influenced rhythms bring a new sense of bounce, while the stripped-back arrangement keeps the energy controlled and direct. Slick, dynamic, and built for modern warehouse settings, it offers a refined evolution of the original’s energy.
Hailing from the South Coast of England, Ronnie Spiteri has built a reputation for bridging house and techno with his distinctive sound and no-nonsense approach. From early beginnings in his father’s rave tape shop to performances across Ibiza, Australia, and the US, his journey has been rooted in authentic club culture.
His releases span respected labels including Knee Deep In Sound, Circus Recordings, We Are The Brave, and his own Kenja Records, while his sets have taken him to stages such as Amnesia Ibiza (Do Not Sleep), Elrow in the Park, Abode Festival, and ADE.
With “Talking To Nature (Warehouse Edit),” Ronnie Spiteri reinterprets a key moment from his catalogue, delivering a sharper, contemporary update that reflects both his evolution and the enduring strength of the original.
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