Charlotte de Witte hands in newest four-part EP, ‘Apollo’

The queen of techno herself hasn’t shown the slightest sign of ramping down on her production of top-notch techno hitters. Out now via her own KNTXT label comes Apollo, Charlotte de Witte‘s sophomore EP of the year following April’s Universal Consciousness. Just a few months after becoming the first woman to close out Tomorrowland‘s majestic mainstage, the KNTXT boss has now unleashed four scorching cuts of club-destined techno.

Although she hadn’t featured any of the Apollo tracks during her historic mainstage set, she did unleash the EP’s leading single “Missing Channel” during her weekend 1 Atmosphere set. Serving as one of the most emotive moments of the forenamed Tomorrowland performance, Dancing Astronaut was present for the incredible two-hour set in which the Belgian icon filled the Boom-based tent to attendance levels far beyond capacity. And in addition to the acid-heavy single that is “Missing Channel,” Charlotte de Witte also flexes her genre-bending skills with a warehouse-primed single in “Apollo” and more experimental, melody-based tracks in “Mercury” as well as “PPC,” making for some of Charlotte de Witte’s best work to date. See why by streaming all of Apollo below.

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