Coming out of Kyiv’s electronic underground, DJ and producer Cubicore has been gaining recognition as a rising figure in global dance music. The project of Denys Tyshlek, Cubicore crafts high-octane sonic journeys based in trance and progressive house styles, blending slick melodies with heavy emotional impact. With a sound that captures both the euphoria of festival moments and the reflective context of late-night drives, he’s quickly making an impression in a competitive space.
His reputation is growing fast, not just among fans, but within the upper echelons of the electronic music world. Cubicore’s tracks have earned support from genre titans like Armin van Buuren, David Guetta, Above & Beyond, Ferry Corsten and Markus Schulz, a stamp of approval few newcomers achieve this early in their careers. Meanwhile, his performances have already taken him to some of the scene’s most iconic stages, including appearances at A State Of Trance, Beats For Love and Sunrise Festival.
With his studio output, he’s got an uncanny ability to fuse intricate, emotive storytelling with hard-hitting production. Tracks like “Circles” and “Out Of Time” highlight his blend of tenderness and power, while his remixes, including reworks of Ferry Corsten x Ruben De Ronde’s “Bloodstream” and Depeche Mode’s “Personal Jesus” have brought new life to classic cuts, earning millions of streams in the process.
Now, Cubicore takes an ambitious creative leap with his recent single titled “White Horse,” a collaboration with fellow Ukrainian artist UUFO. The project of Yurii Vazhkyi, UUFO has quickly earned a name for himself with a unique take on trance and melodic techno, recently drawing major attention with his remix of Armin van Buuren’s “Vulnerable,” which featured on Armin’s Feel Again Remixed album and soundtracked his sets at Ultra, Tomorrowland and Untold.
Together, Cubicore and UUFO deliver a cinematic and expansive new release; “White Horse” marks a stylistic development for both artists, threading darker techno undertones with Cubicore’s established melodic framework. It’s a track that builds tension with surgical precision, layering emotional atmospheres over propulsive rhythms, resulting in a thrilling electronic experience that shakes with rhythmic intensity and engrossing synth arrangement.
Accompanying the release is a new 3D visual experience that introduces a digital alter ego of Cubicore, ushering in the beginning of an epic creative universe. Presenting immersive shots revolving around a futuristic, helmet-clad figure, the music video delivers crisp and thoroughly riveting visual offering that brings the music to life in truly cinematic fashion, setting the stage for a wider audiovisual world where sound and imagery become inseparable. “White Horse” sees Cubicore extend an exciting invitation to a broader creative universe, blending music, technology and identity into a unified artistic vision.
Watch the music video for White Horse below
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