Underground Sensation Will Clarke Drops Eclectic Booming Techno Single ‘Mirage’
Will Clarke is making his highly anticipated follow-up appearance on Factory 93 Records with his latest offering ‘Mirage’ a booming techno single riddled with peak-time sensibilities.
In addition to having quite possibly the greatest beard in techno, Will Clarke has proven himself to be an unstoppable force in the underground realm. The dance music stalwart has been rubbing shoulders with some of the most reputable camps in the techno space, on top of building his own empire by way of his ever-growing All We Have Is Now imprint. In between his hectic show schedule and busy release calendar, he’s now heading back over to Factory 93 with his sophomore single, “Mirage.”
Will prompted a firestorm of “ID?” requests when he dropped it in his live-streamed Escape Halloween set last fall — and for good reason. “Mirage” brings together ferocious, chugging low-end and an instantly memorable melody that modulates constantly throughout the arrangement, fine-tuning the energy to create an absolute bomb of a track. It’s been, by all accounts, one of the standout cuts tucked away in his secret stash and will continue to create an uproar on the dancefloor as he powers through a relentless run of international dates from his current Spring tour. “I’ve been excited about this record to come out for a long time and I’m super happy it’s coming out on F93,” says Will Clarke. “I love how they are growing house, techno and all the genres in between from America.”
“Mirage” marks the first official release Factory 93 has opted to press onto wax, with the new single being coupled alongside his debut outing on the label. “Sometimes You Gotta Let It Go” is gracing the B-side, the brooding and pensive techno affair he cut loose last September. The ‘Mirage / Sometimes You Gotta Let It Go’ vinyl is being placed in select shops throughout Berlin, Detroit, the United Kingdom and beyond, so be on the lookout for a copy during your next dig.
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