Black Hole Recordings New Releases – Week 35

This week’s picks turn very different stories into club records: a breakup becomes euphoric release, frustration becomes a hard-edged tech house statement, and a love of early-2000s trance finds new life in a rolling 2026 groove. Along the way, EGGSTA gives Christian Burns a festival-sized lift, while each release finds its own way from emotion to energy.

EGGSTA takes Christian Burns’ “Undiscovered” into a more expansive, festival-ready direction, giving its melodic and vocal elements extra lift without losing the emotion at the heart of the original. The progressive foundation stays firmly in place, but the remix opens it up with a brighter, more energetic feel, allowing Christian’s pop-leaning vocal to cut through with greater clarity.

I wanted the progressive instrumentation to enhance the journey, gradually opening the track up and taking it in a direction that would allow the listener to experience the same sense of emotion, energy and escapism that I felt when I first heard it.

- EGGSTA

“Goodbye My Love” opens like a cinematic farewell, with piano and RinatNevo’s deeply emotional vocals creating an intimate, vulnerable atmosphere before Richard Durand gradually transforms that emotion into the euphoric energy he is known for. What makes the collaboration especially compelling is the meeting of experience and fresh talent - Richard giving RinatNevo’s voice and story the space to shine while adding his own unmistakable touch. The sadness never disappears, but it evolves into something liberating as the track rises, moving from quiet heartbreak to an uplifting sense of release.

RinatNevo wrote the lyrics after an emotional conversation with someone close to her who was going through a relationship crisis, turning that goodbye into a story about letting go, rediscovering yourself, and finding what comes next.

We wanted to capture that raw, vulnerable moment when you realize that letting go of someone isn’t an ending, it’s the start of finding yourself again.

- RinatNevo

Luis Rodriguez turns frustration into a punchy, hard-edged tech house cut with a strong bassline, driving groove, and an attitude that is impossible to miss. “Stop Talking” channels the anger that comes from empty promises and false expectations into something direct and unapologetic, with its title becoming less of a phrase and more of a command.

The record is built around that need to cut through the noise, whether it comes from other people or the pressure we put on ourselves, and turn all that tension into movement.

StanV taps into the current revival of old-school rave sounds, combining the early-2000s ITWT/Black Hole influence he grew up with and a rolling techno groove for a distinctly 2026 take. The track’s heart is its spacious breakdown, where an atmospheric vocal meets real wind and cricket sounds, letting everything fall away for a moment. It’s also a full-circle point for StanV, with Tiësto already supporting the release - a fitting nod to one of the artists who helped shape his sound.

I wanted to literally make that a moment to… ‘breathe,’ which is what the short vocal also says before the main melody comes in.

- StanV