With his latest release on Palmlands Records, German Tech House producer La Renzo delivers a confident, focused two-tracker that’s already making waves: 4th of July has reached #16 in the Beatport Tech House Release Charts and #44 in the Overall Release Charts—a solid achievement that reflects the growing attention around his music.
The EP includes two tracks: 4th of July and Who Are You?—each with its own distinct character but clearly coming from the same artistic mindset. No hype, no gimmicks—just well-produced club music with purpose.
The Music: Precision & Identity
The title track 4th of July is driven by a sharp groove and crisp, percussive energy. It’s built for peak-time, but keeps things tight and clean—there’s no unnecessary buildup or overblown drop. The track unfolds with natural flow and confidence, allowing DJs to use it as a solid tool in their sets.
Who Are You?, on the other hand, explores a more minimal and moody vibe. With chopped, slightly eerie vocal textures and a rolling bassline, it leans into the hypnotic side of Tech House without losing its drive. It’s the kind of B-side that brings balance to a release—understated but memorable.
Together, the two tracks show La Renzo’s range as a producer: he’s not trying to reinvent the genre, but he’s clearly found a sound that fits the floor—and fits him.
From Cologne to Tokyo – A Growing Journey
La Renzo has been steadily building his name across Europe and beyond. Over the past years, he has performed at venues like Bootshaus in Cologne, Lava Lounge Tokyo, De Gudde Wellen in Luxembourg, Lisbon Party Boat, Alpeniglu in Austria, Heaven Münster, Vienna, and PKHS in the Netherlands, among others.
What connects these different places is his ability to read rooms and deliver sets that feel right—whether it’s a small, sweaty club or a more open, festival-like setting.
His DJ sets are direct and groove-focused, always centered around dancefloor connection rather than showmanship. That same mindset comes through in this release.
Final Thought
If you’re into Tech House that’s well-built, club-ready, and rooted in a clear musical identity, La Renzo’s 4th of July EP is worth a listen. No hype machine, no inflated promises—just solid tracks, released at the right moment, with the right intention.
Sometimes, that’s exactly what the scene needs.
