Pan-Pot have teamed with State of House for a new remix of the 1993 classic track ‘Pacific Dance’, out now on their rising label imprint HUMAN.
Drawn in, they shaped it into Pacific Dance: a hypnotic, tide-like groove driven by low-end pressure, crisp percussion, and a sense of constant motion. Subtle at first, then all-consuming, it’s a track built for full immersion.
Released as HUMAN007, the record continues the expansion of HUMAN – Pan-Pot’s evolving platform bridging label and global event series.
Launched as a new chapter in their journey, HUMAN channels raw techno energy into something more emotional, warm, and deeply connected, pushing beyond trends to place feeling back at the center of the dancefloor.
Speaking about the release, Pan-Pot have shared more on the remix creation:
“Late one night, somewhere between a drifting cargo signal and a forgotten island rave, Pan-Pot and State of House reportedly intercepted a rhythm echoing across the Pacific Ocean. No source. No coordinates. Just a pulse moving steadily beneath the surface, like the ocean itself had learned how to dance.
Drawn to it, they followed the signal. What they found was not a location, but a phenomenon. Low frequencies rolling like tides. Percussion hitting like distant storms. A groove so hypnotic it reportedly altered the direction of at least one shipping route and caused a small group of dolphins to synchronize perfectly on the drop.”
Composed of Tassilo Ippenberger and Thomas Benedix, Pan-Pot have spent over a decade at the forefront of global techno, known for their groove-driven productions and commanding DJ sets.
The HUMAN event series took to being hosted in cities last year including Berlin, New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and the Netherlands, alongside the official Street Parade afterparty in Zurich.
The pair are set to perform internationally across cities and festivals in summer, including Paris (Kilomètre25), Berlin (Cassiopeia) Barcelona (INPUT), Forbidden Forest, Drumcode, and 909 Festival in Amsterdam.
Listen to the track below.
