Nacho Marco unleashes Colors In Dub Vol. 1 on Phonogramme, a label that has carved its niche over the past decade by championing underground house talents from Europe’s hidden corners, delivering releases that pulse with authentic club energy and a commitment to vinyl craftsmanship. This four-track EP arrives right on the heels of its January 20, 2026 drop, pressed on striking blue petrol 12-inch vinyl and backed by a digital album, capturing the raw drive of deep house laced with dub’s warm embrace. Leading the charge is Nacho Marco, the Valencia powerhouse known for his relentless grooves that have lit up late-night sets from Iberian warehouses to Parisian basements, now channeling that fire into tracks built for DJs craving underground authenticity.
Kicking off with Midnight Blue in its original form, the cut dives straight into a hypnotic pulse that grips from the first beat, pulling listeners into Nacho Marco’s world of shadowy rhythms and insistent basslines designed to dominate dimly lit dancefloors. Then comes the Satoshi Tomiie remix of Midnight Blue, where the legendary producer—fresh off decades of reshaping house anthems—infuses the original with his signature layered tension, elevating it into a weapon for peak-time destruction that underground selectors will weaponize without mercy. Bumblebee Yellow follows, a track that hums with electric urgency, its driving patterns evoking the thrill of a packed room on the edge of frenzy, perfect for those DJs who thrive on feeding crowds pure, unfiltered momentum.
Rounding out the package, Electric Green surges forward with a relentless forward thrust, embodying the kind of raw house propulsion that echoes the best of Valencia’s underground circuit—think sweat-soaked nights where the music never lets up. Satoshi Tomiie’s involvement here seals the deal, bridging Nacho Marco’s fresh vision with proven club pedigree, making this EP a must-spin for house and techno heads hunting that elusive edge. Phonogramme’s reputation for spotlighting artists like this ensures Colors In Dub Vol. 1 lands as more than just another release; it’s a statement of house music’s enduring underground spirit, ready to infiltrate sets worldwide and remind everyone why vinyl still rules the night.
