MISTER-X DJ presents “Trouble EP”: tribal energy and 90s vibes

 


The new project by MISTER-X arrives with a strong sonic identity and a double musical path: “Trouble” and “Magic Mix”.

MISTER- X returns to the scene with “Trouble EP”, his new record project released by Zero Records, a work that combines energy, rhythm, and atmospheres deeply connected to electronic music culture.

The EP moves along two different but complementary directions. On one side “Trouble”, characterized by an intense tribal groove and a strong component of raw energy; on the other “Magic Mix”, which instead explores more hypnotic sounds, with a clear influence from 90s dance music.

The result is a musical journey built on two seemingly different impulses: the physical, rhythmic power of “Trouble” and the more immersive and nostalgic atmospheres of “Magic Mix”. A contrast that represents the heart of Mister X’s new work.

The concept of the EP is also captured in the message chosen to accompany the project: “Two tracks born by chance, one stimulus, two different directions.” A coincidence transformed into musical exploration, capable of creating a path that invites the listener to let themselves be carried away by the rhythm.

“Trouble EP” thus confirms Mister X’s intention to explore different shades of electronic music, keeping groove, energy, and atmosphere at the center. A project designed for the dancefloor, but also for those who love to get lost in hypnotic sounds and club culture influences.

The new EP is available on Beatport, while Mister X continues his artistic journey under the Zero Records label. A new chapter that aims to connect past and present, with a focus on the roots of dance music and a distinctly contemporary energy.

“Trouble EP” is, ultimately, a journey in two directions: two tracks, two atmospheres, one single sonic identity.


 

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