Track Info
- Title
- Situation (dub)
- Artist
- Josh Butler
- Duration
- 00:06:56
- Source
- AddToScraperQueueBatch
- Added
- 8 Sep 2026
Engagement
Artist Catalog
- Type
- Person
- Country
- GB
- Area
- United Kingdom
- Releases
- 23 total
Description
Subscribe: https://bit.ly/SubscribeRejectedYT Get it here: http://btprt.dj/0d5hsg We all love to get lost in the music but with Josh Butler's return to Rejected, hes about to bring a whole new level to the concept 'Hydra' was written on Lost Beach, an Ecuadorian idyllic resort based around the cult TV show Lost where Josh found himself stranded as he waited for his US Visa to process (We say stranded More like getting lost in the after hours of Kami's infamous Lost Beach club cave where Josh regularly plays extended sets). The poignancy wasnt lost on Josh who would religiously watch the series during the early 2000s, so he soaked up the inspirations and named the track after the show's water station. Just like the show, theres a natural sense of unknown coded deep into every element. It also takes us back to Joshs earliest influences as a producer as subtle shades of trance can be found in the sweeping synths and barbed but hopeful melodic twists. Inviting us to get lost inside Josh's own musical make-up just as much as the track. 'Never Leave' plays the consummate foil; much more direct and driving, there are touches of progression and techno in the momentum while Emilie Marie breathes her requests over the ever developing juggernaut rolling groove. Not only the perfect track to accompany a homage to a tropical paradise but if you 'Never Leave' you can't ever be lost, right? Follow Rejected: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rejectedrcrds/ SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/rejectedrcrds Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/rejectedrcrds Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rejectedrcrds #Techno #House #TechHouse #DeepHouse #JackinHouse Rejected was founded in 2006 by Joris Voorn and Edwin Oosterwal. Together with the launch of their producers outfit Rejected they decided to start their own imprint. With the very first release, Rejected set a standard for high quality dance floor fodder. It was only uphill from there, releasing one club hit after another and signing some of the most cutting edge names in contemporary house and techno.