FENIM0RE

Basslines that push and don't ask for permission

FENIM0RE's sets are instantly recognizable by a groove-driven punch: elastic basslines, funky and dubby stabs, and a high-energy pulse that forces the dancefloor to move without losing the hypnotic thread. Based in Cologne with an increasingly constant presence in the Berlin circuit, their approach seeks that rare coincidence between sound and body, a state of euphoria and anticipation that doesn't rely on empty peaks.

A two-machine studio

They came to production through their friend Pablo Rochat and their mentor Talfelt. The core of the studio is deliberately reduced: an Analog Rytm and an Octatrack. That analog palette explains the dirty, rhythmic, and physical character of tracks like Enma, Mediaval, Kasss, or No Trace Of You, as well as the club crossover SIE LIEBT MICH (NICHT), signed alongside rémi.fr and Rochat. The same criteria can be heard in collaborations with Fran LF, from the ADHD EP on Vibrant Collective to remixes and shared tracks circulating in hard groove booths.

Transition, Agora, KEY and a full-throttle 2025

They closed 2024 with the Gråta EP on Transition: six tracks with which the Amsterdam label presented its calling card. In 2025, they chained together a dense, club-focused discography: Blockbuster for Inherit, Fuse of Corruption for VALOR, the Mercycist EP on Agora Records—featuring originals and remixes by Trudge, Alex Nantaya, and Danny Wabbit—, Kasss on Molekül, and the works Tracer and No Trace Of You on RAW. In March 2026, KEY Vinyl released Kärna (KEY060), a 2x12-inch vinyl-only release that the German catalog announced as the arrival of a young groove-master already in top form.

From RSO to the Malta closing

The schedule has taken them to RSO in Berlin, RADION in Amsterdam, E1 in London, Gate in Milan, AUX in Athens, and 8 Marvila in Lisbon, on a lineup shared with Ellen Allien, Ornella, and Hadone. In 2026, they played at Glitch Festival in Malta and appeared at the Amsterdam Dance Event. SECTION. broadcast a set of theirs in September 2025, and HATE dedicated episode 478 of their podcast to them, over seventy minutes of dancefloor techno focused on original material. Booking is managed by the Berlin agency AYYY., with Saphira Nguyen heading the bookings. Today, their place is in dancefloor techno and hard groove: pressure, groove, and a very precise sense of movement.