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It's been 5 years since we last heard from Parisian Techno DJ Technasia, now in 2021 he is set to make his long–awaited return to Toolroom, with his follow up to the 2015 Green Velvet collab 'Suga'. One of the biggest club hits to be released on the mighty Toolroom, and after recently receiving exclusive remixes from Detlef and David Penn, Technasia is back with the brand new, absolutely huge club banger 'Bring It Back'.

Technasia is no stranger when it comes to building anticipation and it is well worth the wait when listening to 'Bring It Back'. But the world has drastically changed during his hiatus to the label. After almost a year of the pandemic with club culture and dance music being hit the hardest, the feeling of escapism which live music offers has been lost. Technasia sought to engage the #ToolroomFamily​ to encourage them to reach out and send voice notes of their own stories and what they miss about electronic music, the night life, clubbing and festivals – in a world first collaboration. Using WhatsApp, both Toolroom & Technasia compiled all of the fan submissions together to create the tracks unique melody, interjected throughout the record with one message, to bring back clubs and nightlife.

Full of dancefloor nostalgia 'Bring It Back' highlights the positivity and inclusiveness live dance music brings and those moments we miss the most. The atmosphere created by the DJs, the people and the freaks who come out at night meant you could forget about the world for hours.

What Technasia has created with 'Bring It Back' is a tech house roller reminiscent of long summer evenings, sweaty nightclubs and good times. With a unique message of love and appreciation for dance music and a sense of community and togetherness we all need right now. 'Bring It Back' is an inimitable record with message we can all relate to, and a groove we all can't wait to get down to.

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