KOZAK SIROMAHA, Gulialy (Who Else & DROHP Remix)

Panda Lab Records is a genuinely unhinged label name for whatever this is about to be. KOZAK SIROMAHA’s ‘Gulialy’ gets the Who Else & DROHP treatment, and the result’s a straight-up, no-frills club tool built around a chanted vocal that sits right in the front of the mix.

The track isn’t trying to do too much. There’s no elaborate narrative, no cinematic breakdown, just a heavy low end and that vocal doing most of the heavy lifting. It’s the kind of record that feels immediate, like it comes from a specific place rather than a generic studio session. The chant gives it a character that cuts through, something that feels less like a production trick and more like a genuine piece of source material dropped into a warehouse setting.

Who Else & DROHP keep the arrangement tight and functional. The drums push forward, the bass stays weighty, and the vocal’s allowed to breathe without getting buried. It’s a focused remix that knows exactly what it is: a functional, memorable weapon for the floor. If you’ve been digging for something with a bit of character that still works when the room’s packed, this is one to grab.