If you’re looking for a tech house banger that bridges electronic euphoria with classical precision, Lasse Grams has you covered. His latest release, "Strange," is a pulsating ride through bass-heavy grooves and intricately layered synths that highlight his dual identity as an EDM producer and classical musician. Hailing from Leipzig, Germany—a city steeped in musical history—Lasse expertly merges his classical training with modern electronic beats, crafting a sound that is both refined and electrifying.
"Strange" grabs your attention from the very first drop with its throbbing basslines and tightly syncopated percussion, while the breakdowns reveal melodic undertones that hint at Lasse’s classical roots. The track takes cues from the tech house and bass house playbooks but adds an electro edge, making it a versatile weapon for any DJ’s setlist. It’s dark, groovy, and infectiously danceable—perfect for late-night club sessions or warehouse raves.
Lasse’s background as a classical musician shines in his meticulous approach to arrangement and sound design. The transitions are seamless, and the energy remains consistent throughout the track’s runtime, reflecting his knack for keeping listeners engaged. Fans of artists like Tchami, Fisher, and Chris Lake will find "Strange" an irresistible addition to their playlists.
With the global resurgence of tech house and bass-heavy electro tracks dominating festival stages, "Strange" feels like it’s arriving at just the right moment. Leipzig’s underground scene has been a breeding ground for experimental talent, and Lasse Grams is clearly emerging as one of its rising stars. Whether you’re a seasoned EDM head or new to the genre, this track is a must-listen.
