Barkin reclaims the future of Bass and Tech House with his new dancefloor weapon ‘Soak It In’ — a hypnotic release on 2Dutch Records that demands attention.
Barkin Returns with a Dancefloor-Ready Fusion
Barkin reclaims the future of the house music underground with his latest single, ‘Soak It In’, a bold blend of Bass House grit and Tech House finesse. Following the buzz of his Hexagon debut ‘Percolator’, the rising New York-based producer takes another confident step forward — this time with 2Dutch Records backing his explosive energy.
Soak It In: A Moment Meant to Move You
‘Soak It In’ opens with sultry, commanding female vocals that immediately pull you into its groove. As the beat builds, Barkin crafts a pulsating rhythm layered with punchy basslines and sleek percussive textures. Every drop invites movement. Every measure urges you to live in the now.
This track isn’t just meant to be heard — it’s designed to be felt. In clubs, in headphones, and across dancefloors worldwide.
A Style All His Own
By skillfully merging two dominant subgenres, Barkin showcases a sound that’s fresh yet familiar. Bass House aggression meets Tech House groove, resulting in a release that resonates with fans across the spectrum. It’s a crossover that doesn’t compromise — it elevates.
Momentum Builds with Every Release
Barkin’s latest track arrives just months after his breakout success on Don Diablo’s Hexagon label, signaling a momentum too strong to ignore. As he continues to refine his signature sound, ‘Soak It In’ marks another milestone in what’s shaping up to be a breakout year for the emerging artist.
The drops feature a groovy bassline and punchy drums. While the bassline is plucky, it has these nice, smoother moments.
Little ear candy synths come in and out, giving your ears all they can handle. Falsetto and spicy vocals join the drop halfway through, reinforcing the moment.
A driving 2nd break and even bigger tension-filled build open the doors to the 2nd drop with a cheeky fakeout.
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