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Sandor steps onto Data Transmission for the first time with Monster, a Tech House cut designed for moments when the room is already locked in and the energy needs sharpening rather than forcing.
With previous releases landing on Solotoko and CR2, Sandor has steadily built a sound that balances groove with bite. Monster continues that trajectory, leaning into tension and restraint rather than overloading the mix.
The track centres around a weighty, rolling bassline that does most of the talking. Percussion is tight and purposeful, cutting cleanly through the low end, while subtle production details creep in to keep things moving without distracting from the groove. It’s built squarely for peak-time use, whether that’s a packed club or a bigger open-air setting.
This is the sort of record that works just as well in a low-ceiling basement as it does on a sun-drenched rooftop, adapting to the space while holding its impact. DJs looking for something reliable but not predictable will find plenty of mileage here.
Out now on Data Transmission, Monster underlines Sandor’s growing presence in underground House music. A confident debut on the label, and one that signals exactly where his sound is headed.
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