French techno producer Sina XX releases his new album Let There Be Light

French techno producer Sina XX has unveiled his new album Let There Be Light, featuring focus single ‘Myt’ out on his own imprint subtyl.

Rooted in ritual, movement, and futurism, the album opens with “Wake Up”, a track that bridges heritage and forward-thinking techno. A nod to Laurent Garnier and Missy Elliott, it salutes the era when techno and hip-hop moved culture forward. Built around a bélé sample from Hebi Snake’s Caribbean homeland, it fuses ritual percussion with cutting-edge sound design. “Let There Be Light” follows, channeling dark, striking techno energy through minimalist, with dub-infused stabs.

Focus single “MYT” nods conceptually to Underground Resistance’s Transition, yet stands in its own world – a peak-time exploration where elegance meets raw drive. “Tribalizer II” fuses primal drums with futuristic textures, building toward a trance-like, hypnotic crescendo. “Crave Control” delivers Sina XX’s signature tribal groove, a versatile tool for discerning DJs. The album closes with “I Can See Through the Clouds”, drifting from abstract grooves into melancholic, cinematic pads, a delicate, human moment that recalls Radiohead’s melodic sensitivity.

The digital album includes two bonus tracks: “Forever Dancing In The Sky” and “Guiding Is Internal.” Written as a tribute to their late friend Lea Rose Besson, Forever Dancing In The Sky is a deeply emotional piece, preserving the energy and memory of a collaboration that could never be completed. The album closes with “Guiding Is Internal”, whose ambient, atmospheric intro can serve as both a set opener or closer, leaving listeners with a reflective, meditative final impression.

Sina XX has become a figure in the global underground scene. A fierce advocate for safe spaces where the crowd can experience pure freedom, with his early work, including his first EP produced between Tehran and Beirut.

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by Decoded Magazine

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