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Maxinne is Elevating the Dancefloor Vibes with ‘Higher’ featuring LUMI’

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Heads down, groove on.

Maxinne is back to take us higher with her latest release, ‘Higher w/ LUMI’, part of the sizzling ‘Come Closer’ EP on Circus Recordings. Yousef‘s label is a playground for serious tune-smiths, and our girl Maxinne fits right in. This one’s for the basements where the sweat drips and the bassline hypnotises.

Maxinne’s a force of nature, let’s get that straight.

The UK dynamo has been lighting up global dance floors with her infectious sound. We’re talking groove-driven percussion, the kind that makes your feet move before you even know it. Her toe-tapping talents have already graced the likes of He.She.They, Knee Deep In Sound, and Toolroom Records. ‘Red Alert’ on Toolroom was a stunner, and now she’s dropping magic at Circus Recordings again.

‘Higher w/ LUMI’ is all about warm, lo-slung basslines and dynamic synth hooks. It’s got that rolling energy that reels you in and keeps you there, like a DJ who knows just when to let a track breathe.

Those evocative vocal stabs from LUMI? Pure fire.

The track’s punctuated with breakdowns and drops that tease out tension till you’re begging for the release. Imagine it filling out the tight corners of East Berlin sweatboxes or pulsating through the shadows of a tunnel party.

It’s more bump than a taxi on cobbles!

Maxinne herself is buzzing about the release, saying, “This EP embodies the sounds that inspire my music, blending influences from Acid House, Minimal, and Garage.”

It’s clear she’s got a knack for mixing sultry vocals with her signature groove.

Don’t sleep on this one. Grab Maxinne’s ‘Come Closer’ EP on Beatport and let the dancefloors tremble.

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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