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SYN3NYM | two songs

mysoundMusic
May 16, 2025

If you’re looking for techno that hits deeper than just a beat drop—music that tells a story, grips the floor, and keeps evolving long after the lights go down—look no further than SYN3NYM. The duo, made up of Patrick Groen and Daniel Vermeltvort, is making serious waves with their fresh approach to techno, merging atmospheric storytelling with unrelenting rhythmic force. Their latest tracks, “Ghosttrain” and “Nobody Like Us,” showcase this vision in full.

A Cinematic Pulse in the Underground

SYN3NYM’s sound is anything but conventional. It’s techno through a cinematic lens: layered, immersive, raw. Their work isn’t just designed to make people move—it’s built to lock the dance floor into a moment. With each release, SYN3NYM crafts a high-tension atmosphere, rich in dark textures and hypnotic grooves.

Their Spotify bio sums it up perfectly:

“Patrick Groen & Daniel Vermeltvort deliver a fresh cinematic twist to the techno scene. Their sound blends deep, atmospheric layers with dark, driving techno – hypnotic grooves and basslines that are both immersive and raw.”

Inside the Tracks

“Ghosttrain” arrives like a shadow on the horizon—its slow-burning tension and pulsating basslines feel like the soundtrack to an industrial dream. The track builds in waves, taking you on a journey that’s as introspective as it is kinetic. Perfect for peak-time sets or deep listening sessions, it’s techno with a ghostly echo of something deeper.
“Nobody Like Us” flips the mood with a more defiant edge. This track pulses with attitude and forward motion, laced with atmospheric accents that keep it unpredictable and emotionally charged. It’s a declaration of individuality and identity on the dance floor—bold, infectious, and impossible to ignore.

For the Clubs and Beyond

Whether you’re in a dark Berlin warehouse or streaming late at night with headphones on, SYN3NYM’s music is built to move you—not just physically, but emotionally. They’re not just producing tracks—they’re sculpting moments.

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