Playlist of the Week: Kander

I had to start with my latest single. “Higher State” originally came together 3–4 years ago as a breaks track before I reworked it into something that fits today’s dance floor. It’s quite different from what I usually make, but it reflects some of my early influences.

No secret – Ueberrest is one of my favorite producers. This one is an absolute weapon and has been a staple in my sets recently.

I discovered THISO through 44 Label Group’s SEKTION 5 and was instantly hooked. When I asked him for a Teletech EP, this was the first track he sent. That flute drop is addictive.

These two are on fire right now. This track made me want to sign them – dark, gritty, and perfect for my sets.

One of my first bouncier releases. It features my own vocals (heavily processed) and has been a consistent moment in my sets.

Still one of the most underrated Teletech releases in my opinion. The final drop hits every time.

A special one for me – my first single on Teletech and a rework of a Mungo’s Hi Fi classic.

One of my favorites from SEKTION 5. The emotion and rising energy make it perfect for transitioning from bounce into schranz.

A long-time weapon. I save this for when I want to crank the energy up massively – the breakdown is chaos in the best way.

Pure system destroyer. Raw, gritty, and everything I love about underground schranz.

One of my go-to closers this year. The emotion in this track is unreal.

My favorite track from my favorite producer. Absolute frenzy every time.

A big turning point for me creatively. First time using my signature vocal chain, during a phase where psy-techno heavily influenced my sound.

These two never miss. Unique sound design, tight mixing, and strong UK influence throughout.

Probably my most played track ever. A signature moment in my sets.

My favorite track I’ve ever made. UK-influenced breaks with a stunning vocal from CAIVA.