GABRY PONTE’S HIGH-OCTANE SPIN ON A DETROIT TECHNO CLASSIC ‘MOTOR CITY’ LANDS!

Fired-up on summer party adrenaline, Italian trailblazer Gabry Ponte test drives Matthew Dear’s globally adored 1999 record ‘Hands Up For Detroit,’ with slick new edit ‘Motor City’ on his own PENTAPHONIA Records.  

Paying homage to the birthplace of techno, the track title takes inspiration from Detroit’s long-standing nickname, ‘Motor City’ and is built on a foundation of classic drum machine grooves, hypnotic synth cycles and analogue textures, signalling to the scene’s pioneering sound. All whilst injecting the kind of high-octane, festival-ready energy, and stadium-scale production that Gabry Ponte is best-known for. 

Bringing Detroit industrialism to Milan, ‘Motor City’ proved one of Gabry Ponte’s most enigmatic drops at his historic SAN SIRO DANCE event last month where he became the first DJ to headline San Siro stadium to a sold-out 55k crowd in what was a truly unforgettable night of pure dance music magic. 

From the first kick to the final drop, ‘Motor City’ is a mainstage machine that pulses with underground DNA and lands with global intent. 

 Gabry Ponte ‘Motor City’ is out now on PENTAPHONIA Records. 

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