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Deadmau5 Releases New Track on Richie Hawtin’s Label

Deadmau5 Releases New Track on Richie Hawtin’s Label

Only last week, after engaging in an appreciatory banter with Punjabi singer Daler Mahendi on Twitter and releasing a remixed scratch online of the original “Tunak Tunak” (listen here), progressive house producer Deadmau5 is on a spree of experimenting with minimalist techno singles under his new moniker testpilot. The new track titled “Sunspot (White Space Conflict)”, released on Richie Hawtin’s Plus 8 Records is unlike any of the Canadian house artist’s usual dance anthems.

In fact, Richie Hawtin has been one of the pioneers of minimal techno since the mid-90s worldwide. So it was only a matter of time that the duo collaborated. In a public statement about the new release, Deadmau5 said, “It’s been nearly two years since the last Plus 8 record, but it seemed fitting that this record in particular, made by another skinny white kid from Canada, became part of the label’s collection and history.”

Deadmau5, or Joel Zimmerman, created a stir in the world with his dance tracks including hit singles like “Ghosts & Stuff” and “Strobe” among others. The latest techno release “Sunspot (White Space Conflict)”, however, is going to be a delight for fans in India who are eagerly awaiting the Canadian producer’s arrival for his three-city tour from March 14 to 16 in Mumbai, Bangalore and Delhi in the same order.

Listen to “Sunspot (White Space Conflict)” below. To buy tickets for his upcoming India tour, click here.

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