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Daniel Akbar
Constant Black 37 EP

Constant Black 37 EP
Constant Black 37 EPConstant Black 37 EP

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CB037

Formats

1x Vinyl 12"

Release date

Styles

Daniel Akbar is a Constant Black regular and for good reason: his blend of house, minimal, tech and garage is a perfect fit. He continues his hot streak with this latest missive, starting with 'The Night', which marries Jaydee-style darkness with New York house bounce. 'The Walls' has a rugged, dirty minimal bump to it and a sci-fi synth edge. 'Trippin' is another sleazy and low slung house vibe, 'Care For You' brings a bit of garage shuffle and throwback bass filth, then 'Afraid' pulls back to a more seductive late night tease with hella catchy grooves and pure heads down energy.

Available Tomorrow

Mar 13, 2026

Media: NM or M-i
Sleeve: NM or M-

22.5€*

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A1

The Night

A2

The Walls

A3

Trippin

B1

Care For You

B2

Afraid

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