2HOT2PLAY
• South, Central & North America
Rooted in Berlin’s vibrant club culture, 2HOT2PLAY embody a bold and unfiltered approachto electronic music.
Drawing from the raw energy of hard house, the ecstatic peaks of trance,and the rhythmic grit of techno, the duo blend their wide-ranging influences into a sound thatis both nostalgic and forward-pushing.From an early love of rave aesthetics to years spent perfecting their production craft, they havedeveloped a unique sonic identity: high-impact, fast-paced, and crafted to ignite the dancefloor.Their artistic journey began with an official remix for the legendary act Klubbheads, followedby standout releases on Polyamor, Hot Meal, and RAW, including their widely supportedtrack “Keep The Balance”.
Their biggest release to date, “Think About It” featuring 2000s icon Ida Corr, has been metwith critical acclaim and cemented their presence in the scene. Another highlight is thetrack “Type Of Beat”, which garnered support from techno heavyweight Amelie Lens and wasreleased on her label Exhale Records, further proving their relevance and influence within the underground.
2HOT2PLAY
• South, Central & North America
Rooted in Berlin’s vibrant club culture, 2HOT2PLAY embody a bold and unfiltered approachto electronic music.
Drawing from the raw energy of hard house, the ecstatic peaks of trance,and the rhythmic grit of techno, the duo blend their wide-ranging influences into a sound thatis both nostalgic and forward-pushing.From an early love of rave aesthetics to years spent perfecting their production craft, they havedeveloped a unique sonic identity: high-impact, fast-paced, and crafted to ignite the dancefloor.Their artistic journey began with an official remix for the legendary act Klubbheads, followedby standout releases on Polyamor, Hot Meal, and RAW, including their widely supportedtrack “Keep The Balance”.
Their biggest release to date, “Think About It” featuring 2000s icon Ida Corr, has been metwith critical acclaim and cemented their presence in the scene. Another highlight is thetrack “Type Of Beat”, which garnered support from techno heavyweight Amelie Lens and wasreleased on her label Exhale Records, further proving their relevance and influence within the underground.