Barcelona-based producer Nurzat returns with “Sentir,” a mesmerizing deep house odyssey that showcases his evolution from percussionist to sonic architect. Drawing from years behind the kit across diverse genres, Nurzat channels his rhythmic intuition into hypnotic electronic landscapes that pulse with organic warmth.
“Sentir” (Spanish for “to feel”) is a hypnotic minimal/deep tech journey built on a rolling low-end, crisp percussive layers, and atmospheric textures. Inspired by Barcelona and Berlin’s late-night scene
“Sentir” unfolds like a nocturnal reverie, built around a deep, rolling bassline that anchors ethereal vocal fragments and crystalline chord progressions. The track’s minimalist approach reveals Nurzat’s sophisticated understanding of space and tension—each element carefully positioned to maximize emotional impact. His background in live drumming infuses the production with an unmistakable human groove, while delicate harmonic layers create an atmosphere of introspective euphoria.
This single represents Nurzat’s commitment to authentic self-expression within electronic music’s framework, crafting sounds that transcend mainstream conventions while remaining deeply accessible and dancefloor-ready.
STREAM
https://open.spotify.com/intl-it/album/5OJPEXsScfxBT655LFOGor
BUY
https://nurzatmusic.bandcamp.com/album/sentir
LINKS:
Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/artist/6j4tsZkbSpTujxLRTN2Ar7
Bandcamp:https://nurzatmusic.bandcamp.com/
Soundcloud:https://soundcloud.com/nurzatmusic
://www.youtube.com/channel/UCITgT-uD-TGUHCHsmk3442A
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