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FDTD & Sebi Mono combine on ‘Denying’ on Dirtybird

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Get ready to hit the dancefloor running with FDTD & Sebi Mono’s latest banger, “Denying.”

This tech house beast is out now, celebrating Dirtybird‘s epic 20th anniversary. It’s a track that’s got the club scene buzzing, so let’s dive deep into what makes this tune a standout.

FDTD, aka From Drop Till Dawn, come roaring onto Dirtybird’s legendary roster with their gritty, no-holds-barred approach to house music. They’ve cut their teeth with heavy hitters like ORIGINS RCRDS and This Ain’t Bristol, crafting raw grooves that hit like a freight train. “Denying” is their debut on Dirtybird, marking a massive milestone in their journey.

Sebi Mono, the solo act from one half of the former UK duo Maximono, has been a Dirtybird regular. From dropping the “Non Sense EP” to teaming up with Mat.Joe and Kevin Knapp for “Drummer Loco,” Sebi’s been a staple in the campout scene. With “Denying,” he’s carving out a solo path that’s as audacious as it is infectious.

Now, let’s talk sound. “Denying” is a chunky tech house roller that’ll lock the groove down tight. Imagine a warehouse party, the bass rattling your ribcage, and a melody line that’s bouncing like the craziest Croatia boat rave. The track’s swirling, head-nodding elements are like a fog machine in audio form, creating an atmosphere drenched in anticipation and release. It’s no surprise that FDTD’s unfiltered groove meets Sebi’s polished production in a marriage of chaos and precision.

Dirtybird, known for its free-spirited, boundary-pushing ethos, gets a fitting tribute with “Denying.” It captures the label’s essence of 20 years i.e wild, eclectic, and always ready for the unexpected. Designed for peak-time sets, this track is a testament to Dirtybird’s lasting impact on the scene and its commitment to keeping the underground alive.

Stream FDTD & Sebi Mono’s “Denying” now on all your favourite platforms.

And if you’re a beat-hungry DJ looking to spice up your set, grab it on Beatport before your next gig!

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Grahame Farmer

Grahame Farmer’s love affair with electronic music goes back to the mid-90s when he first began to venture into the UK’s beloved rave culture, finding himself interlaced with some of the country’s most seminal club spaces. A trip to dance music’s anointed holy ground of Ibiza in 1997 then cemented his sense of purpose and laid the foundations for what was to come over the next few decades of his marriage to the music industry.

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