L’CORE delivers ‘Move’ alongside Q.U.A.K.E & AD:86

The latest release on L’CORE’s label brings together returning collaborator Q.U.A.K.E and label debutant AD:86 for a groove-driven cut built for the dancefloor.

L’CORE continues to build momentum with ‘Move’, a new collaboration with Q.U.A.K.E and AD:86, arriving on his burgeoning Late Exit imprint. Driven by a deep, rolling groove, sharp synth work and commanding vocal hooks, the track is built around a clear dancefloor focus, balancing sustained momentum with a tension-building breakdown designed to make an impact in the club.

Out now via Late Exit, Move’ draws on the energy of the Indie Dance spectrum, pairing an extended arrangement with a direct, rhythm-led approach. Its vocal refrain provides an immediate focal point, while the production gradually builds pressure before opening into a moment of release. Made for extended DJ sets and late-night dancefloors, it delivers a confident blend of groove, tension and peak-time energy.

For L’CORE, the release continues the development of Late Exit as a platform for collaborations and forward-facing club music. The Las Vegas-based DJ and producer has spent 2026 expanding his international presence through new music, performances and a growing roster of projects under the Late Exit banner. With a sound shaped by House, Techno and Afro House, his work across the label reflects a wider vision centred on club-ready productions and collaborations that bring distinct creative identities together.

Q.U.A.K.E returns to Late Exit for his third release on the label, following previous collaborations with L’CORE on ‘Across The Floor’ and ‘Take Me Over’, the latter alongside Soofnic. Known for his work within the international electronic music scene, Q.U.A.K.E has developed a catalogue of releases and collaborations with artists including Space Motion, Stylo, Braev, David Lindmer, Emiliano Demarco and Aaron Suiss. His continued involvement with Late Exit reinforces an established creative connection with L’CORE, now carried forward into a new collaborative chapter.

For AD:86, ‘Move’ marks a debut on Late Exit, introducing the artist to the label’s expanding catalogue. The collaboration brings all three artists together around a shared dancefloor sensibility, with the track’s focused arrangement and driving groove placing it firmly in peak-time territory.

The release lands as L’CORE preps for a busy week at Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE), with four appearances scheduled across the city over the course of the week. Moving between MEWE on October 21, 50:Hertz on October 22, Lelantus Train on October 23 and Oliva on October 25, the Las Vegas-based DJ and producer will bring his groove-driven sound to a packed programme of club shows during one of the electronic music calendar’s biggest annual gatherings. 

L’CORE, Q.U.A.K.E & AD:86 – ‘Move’ is out now via Late Exit: https://www.beatport.com/release/move/7507382 

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