Drumcode has unveiled DC4 Vol. 5, the newest edition of its compilation series.
The release features four new techno tracks from both rising talents and established artists.
The compilation was released on July 31 in digital and vinyl formats.
It continues Drumcode’s tradition of introducing new talent while giving returning producers a platform for standout tracks.
DC4 Vol. 5 Showcases Established and Emerging Artists
The compilation opens with “Dancing” by Italian producer 19:26 and Turkish artist Bittermind, marking their Drumcode debut.
The duo has gained recognition for blending intensity with emotion and recently collaborated on an official remix of Anyma and LISA’s “Bad Angel” for Afterlife.
Their contribution delivers a driving techno track built around heavy stabs, electro influences, subtle psy elements, and commanding vocals.
French producer Rafael Cerato teams up with Drumcode regular Charles D on “Right Now.”
The collaboration combines punchy grooves with rap-inspired vocals, resulting in a confident and energetic techno production.
The release also marks Rafael Cerato’s first appearance on Drumcode, adding another milestone to his growing career.
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Drumcode’s Commitment Shown In The Compilation
Mark Reeve continues his productive run in 2026 with “Work.”
The track marks his third Drumcode release of the year, following “Body Drops” and “Love Within” with Adam Beyer.
The track pairs a powerful low end with his signature melodic style, creating a balance between darker textures and uplifting moments.
The compilation closes with “Blade” from Los Angeles-based producer KENZ. It marks his debut on Drumcode.
The track reimagines a familiar riff with a modern approach designed for today’s dancefloors and the summer festival season.
With DC4 Vol. 5, Drumcode once again highlights its commitment to supporting both established artists and emerging producers.
The four-track release combines driving grooves, melodic touches, and peak-time energy.
It also reinforces the compilation’s role as a showcase for Drumcode’s evolving sound.
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