Deep house from Nghtrdio

After several years of making indie-style music together, Oskr and Tsaar took a leap of faith to form Nghtrdio, which followed a shift to electronic, deep-house style aesthetics. The pair have been influenced by the European techno scene, particularly across from Iceland and Romania. In their music, they aim to capture the ‘darkest hour of the day and put it into music’, using rich and emotional tones to illustrate this.

The pair have a distinctive performing style, with an entirely self-sufficient production and the use of real instruments and original voice make it truly authentic. With their second single, “Fake the Funk”, the duo have built an ‘intensive house track’, with a dark sound that transcends you to a state far from reality. As a tribute to the French House and Disco artists of the 90s, the track is made for edgy raves in sweaty warehouses with eclectic lighting.

Nghtrdio wrote this track with a mocking undertone, pitying DJs who rely on pre-recorded sets, their boldness is only to be admired. As a result, they keep the party alive for today’s youths and ensure rave-goers are sticking it out to see the sunrise, in their words, ‘These kids are about to run away before the night is over’. Well, it’s their loss if they do.

Listen to Fake the Funk below