Djuma Soundsystem & Out Of Sorts - Cicadian Lore (habischman | Remix)

Tribal beats, ominous synths, and haunting vocal chants. Why It Matters

While the original is a "soothing slice of melodic house" featuring chanting Irish vocals, the shifts the energy toward the dancefloor. Iranian producer Habischman injects a "percussive punch," layering a warm, driving bassline beneath soaring chords and otherworldly atmospherics.

You can listen to or purchase the track on platforms like Beatport or stream it via SoundCloud. AI responses may include mistakes. Learn more Tribal beats, ominous synths, and haunting vocal chants

The electronic music world loves a good origin story, and the "Cicadian Lore" EP—released on ZEHN Records —has a particularly atmospheric one.

This track marked the debut release for , a label founded on the concept of breaking borders and uniting diverse cultures through music. It remains a standout example of how global artists can merge distinct styles—from Norwegian tribal influences to New Zealand's dark techno—to create something entirely unique. You can listen to or purchase the track

Born from a volcanic hike in Auckland, New Zealand, the track captures the natural rhythm of cicadas singing in the trees. This organic inspiration led to a collaboration between Norway’s tribal house pioneer Djuma Soundsystem and the Kiwi duo Out of Sorts .

Sultry, dark, and percussive—perfect for late-night sets or sunrise transitions. This track marked the debut release for ,

A seamless blend of Afro-House, Melodic Techno, and Deep House.