DT943 - G.Felix - Data Transmission

Heads up, dancefloor warriors! G. Felix is back, ready to drop some serious heat with his upcoming ‘REBORN’ EP. This Brazilian tech house wizard is about to two monster tracks that’ll have you grooving from dusk till dawn.

With 18 years of spinning magic, G. Felix isn’t just a name; he’s a legend in the making. His beats have rocked labels like Repopulate Mars and Armada, and he snagged the crown on Brazil’s tech house charts back in 2020.

Talk about a heavyweight champ in the scene!

Now, let’s dive into these tracks. First up, ‘11.0 (TimeVision)’ is a deep dive into a groove so immersive, it feels like a sci-fi saga with a haunting vocal twist. It’s the kind of track that sticks with you long after the last note. Then, we got ‘10.0 (The Cosmo’s Purpose)’, packing a gritty bassline that’s got a futuristic spin on those classic house vocals we all love.

This is something you won’t want to miss, trust.

Repopulate Mars is G. Felix’s playground, where he’s consistently dropping beats that push the limits. It’s a cornerstone in the scene, setting the pace for everyone else to keep up. Circle the date, party people: the ‘REBORN’ EP is dropping on 23rd January 2026 via Repopulate Mars.

Today, he joins us on the podcast for the first time. Listen to it below, on Mixcloud or iTunes here.

Data Transmission · DT943 – G.Felix

Sum up this podcast in 10 words
A journey through rebirth, freedom, and rediscovering joy in pure creation.

What’s your personal favourite track on it?
This mix was conceived as a continuous narrative, so it’s hard to isolate a single track. I don’t see these tracks as standalone pieces — they are fragments of a much larger body of work that is still unfolding. Chapter One alone will feature 17 tracks, followed by an entire second chapter. Because of that, I’d say the full work itself is my favourite creation so far.

What’s the special ingredient in this mix?
Honesty. This mix isn’t built to follow trends, algorithms, or expectations. It’s built around emotion, instinct, and the need to reconnect with why I started making music in the ﬁrst place.

Tell us about your next EP
I’m excited to return to this label, one that has played an important role in my journey and to connect it directly to this project. I’m sharing two tracks with Repopulate Mars, Lee Foss’ imprint: 10.0 (The Cosmo’s Purpose) and 11.0 (TimeVision). Repopulate Mars was always a dream label for me. I’ve admired Lee’s work for years, and today I’m grateful to call him both a friend and one of the strongest supporters of my music.

Both tracks are part of my REBORN album, a project built around a deep narrative, concept, and ideology. The album is divided into two chapters, and these tracks belong to Chapter One: The Big Bang.

What have you got coming up?
I’m entering a long-term creative cycle that will unfold over the next four years, with REBORN as the ﬁrst chapter of this saga.
The full project will be revealed gradually through my social channels and website.

Chapter 1: The Big Bang (Double Vinyl)
This chapter was designed to be experienced in sequence, like a DJ mix, where each track connects seamlessly to the next. It features 12 tracks, numbered from 1.0 to 12.0, moving between Techno, House, and Electro House inﬂuences. The Big Bang represents the birth of a new universe and follows a numerical and conceptual progression.
The vinyl edition will be released through my new label, realsyck, with worldwide distribution. Beyond the vinyl, the sequence continues with tracks 13.0 to 17.0, including a hidden track between 12.0 and 13.0, conceived as an expansion of Chapter One. These tracks will be released digitally every two weeks, sometimes in non-linear order.
This approach invites listeners to collect each piece over time and eventually experience the complete body of work once all fragments are revealed.

Chapter 2: The Dark Matter (Digital)
Chapter Two consists of 9 tracks rooted in Drum & Bass, with inﬂuences from House and Techno. After its release, The Dark Matter will continue as an open-ended series, allowing me to explore this sound and related styles, freely, without expectations.

Many of the lyrics throughout the album were written and performed by me, with extensive use of analog synthesizers and guitars recorded by CodeRitual, my partner e co-founder on realsyck and right hand in this project.

This is just the beginning of what’s to come. You can follow the project at
www.gfelixuniverse.com , @gfelixuniverse and @realsyck to stay connected.

And ﬁnally, do you have a special message for our readers?
Create for yourself ﬁrst. When you listen inward and stay honest with who you are, everything else ﬁnds its place naturally. Music should always begin with truth — and joy.

Tracklist

01 – G. Felix – 1.0 (From The Void To Space Time) – [realsyck]
02 – G. Felix – 2.0 (Solitary Star) – [realsyck]
03 – G. Felix – 3.0 (Stardust Troubles) – [realsyck]
04 – G. Felix – 4.0 (Starborn Dreamers) – [realsyck]
05 – G. Felix – 5.0 (The Fox) – [realsyck]
06 – G. Felix – 7.0 (Magnetic Matter) – [realsyck]
07 – G. Felix – 6.0 (Cosmic Trippin) – [realsyck]
08 – G. Felix – 8.0 (I Know You Out There) – [realsyck]
09 – G. Felix – 9.0 (Andromeda) – [realsyck]
10 – G. Felix – 14.0 (Black Hoje) – [realsyck]
11 – G. Felix – 10.0 (The Cosmo’s Purpose) – [Repopulate Mars]
12 – G. Felix – 11.0 (TimeVision) – [Repopulate Mars]
13 – G. Felix – 12.0 (Event Horizon) – [realsyck]

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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.