Meet Ron Zama, the Danish producer making waves from his home setup in Odense. This guy’s been busy crafting dance floor destroyers in his bedroom. Taking cues from the likes of Disclosure, Duke Dumont, and Fred again, Ron’s found his own lane in the electronic music world, and he’s not asking for permission to merge.
“The sun may hide, but the dance floor never sleeps.”
“When The Sun Is Dark” is the kind of tune that grabs you by the collar and refuses to let go until you’ve moved every muscle in your body. The baseline is absolutely filthy in the best possible way, while the drum and bass foundations collide with jungle breaks and UK garage grooves. Ron’s spent serious time in the trenches perfecting every detail. The fact that this entire thing was cooked up in a home studio makes it even more impressive.
“When The Sun Is Dark” positions Ron Zama as someone to keep on your radar. This isn’t a flash-in-the-pan bedroom producer throwing tracks at the wall to see what sticks. Whether you’re a drum and bass head, a garage enthusiast, or just someone who appreciates quality electronic music, this one deserves your attention. Press play and prepare to lose yourself.
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