Amsterdam’s MITCH DB has been going from strength to strength in the global dance scene, fusing tech and mainstage energy into a high-octane sound that’s earned him over 90 million streams to date. Known for his infectious edits, genre-fluid productions and relentless tour schedule, the DJ and producer continues to rise as one of electronic music’s most dedicated and prolific names.
Emerging from the stillness of the COVID era with a creative fire, MITCH DB used the downtime to perfect his production skills. What followed was a string of releases with Soave Records that sparked a massive surge in streaming, particularly across SoundCloud and Spotify, where he now boasts over a million monthly listeners. But beyond the numbers, his music has tapped into the pulse of a generation hungry for dancefloor catharsis and late-night euphoria.
2023 proved to be a landmark year, with MITCH DB taking his high-impact sets to dancefloors across Europe and Asia. From the sun-drenched coasts of Ibiza and Marbella to the neon-lit nights of Bangkok and Riyadh’s desert festival stages, he brought his genre-blending energy to crowds worldwide. Whether spinning at clubs in Copenhagen or soundtracking parties in the Greek islands, his global presence reflected not only his hustle but the universality of his sound.
His latest offering, the track titled “Taking Drugs,” is a collaboration with fellow producer and DJ Minerro, who himself has racked up over 8 million streams. Out now via Soave Records, the track channels hypertechno energy into something sharp, driving and wildly addictive. Built on pounding percussion, playful synths and a powerful low-end energy, the track showcases both artists’ knack for crafting precision-focused club tools with broad appeal.
The track moves with intent, shifting textures and momentum in a way that keeps listeners locked in without ever losing sight of the dancefloor. It’s an epic showcase of MITCH DB’s ability to turn sonic detail into kinetic energy, delivering a listening experience that hits as hard in headphones as it does through a club sound system.
As MITCH DB continues to define his identity within electronic music’s sprawling terrain, collaborations like this one reveal a clear sense of purpose; keep evolving, keep connecting and never stop pushing the sound forward. With more releases and global appearances on the horizon, his 2025 is already shaping up to be another thrilling year powered by rhythm, reinvention and a whole lot of bass.
Listen to Taking Drugs below
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