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Gabss releases two-track EP “Time”

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Featuring collaborations with Morab and Zunzarren, the EP delivers two thought-provoking productions that explore hypnotic grooves, uplifting energy, and a strong sense of connection.

The title track “Time” sees Gabss collaborate with Morab on a high-energy cut where rolling basslines and evolving melodies intertwine, while a captivating vocal presence emerges throughout. A subtle sense of mystery runs through the record, with darker tones drawing listeners deeper before building towards an impactful drop. The track delivers a powerful moment of release, with its message of wanting more time resonating across the dancefloor.

“Let The Music Speak” brings together Gabss and Zunzarren again on an uplifting house cut led by an inspiring spoken vocal that guides the track and takes listeners on a journey. Warm piano chords and a pulsing bassline drive the record forward, while its melodic edge creates a feel-good atmosphere. Capturing the idea of letting the music speak for itself, the track is a natural fit for daytime festivals and moments of connection.

With over a decade of experience, Gabss has established himself as one of Brazil’s leading Indie Dance artists, earning support from artists including Michael Bibi, Solomun, CamelPhat, and Vintage Culture. His music has been released on labels such as Nervous Records, When Stars Align, Black Book, and Repopulate Mars, with his collaboration “Lost” with Vintage Culture reaching #1 on Beatport.

Joining Gabss on “Time” are Morab and Zunzarren, two artists bringing their own distinctive approaches to electronic music. Morab, the solo project of Italian producer Mauro Morabello, continues to develop a sound rooted in groove, atmosphere, and club-focused energy, while Zunzarren has built his reputation through releases on labels including Mood Child, HUB Records, and GIBI Records.

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