Alex Steve ‘Baby Drive Me’ Opens Sound D’Elite’s 2026 With Groove-Led Tech House Precision
- Undrtone Blog
- 2 days ago
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Alex Steve delivers a focused club statement with ‘Baby Drive Me’, premiering today ahead of its full release on 16 January. The track marks his debut on Sound D’Elite, the imprint curated by Ilario Alicante, and opens the label’s 2026 schedule with intent.
Built for late-night dancefloors, ‘Baby Drive Me’ centres on rolling drums, tight low end and a playful vocal hook that anchors the groove without overwhelming it. The rhythm moves steadily, creating forward motion that feels natural rather than forced. It is a track designed for DJs who value flow, working just as effectively in long blends as it does when nudging the energy up a level.
The production reflects Alex Steve’s long-term commitment to functional club music. Rather than chasing peak time impact, the track prioritises balance and clarity, leaving space for the groove to breathe while keeping dancers locked in. That restraint is what gives ‘Baby Drive Me’ its staying power in underground club settings.
Alex Steve’s rise has been built patiently. Starting as a DJ and producer at just 12 years old, he has developed a sound rooted in groove-led tech house and deep tech. Releases on labels such as Mood Child, Cocoa, Recreo Label and Muted have helped establish his name, alongside consistent support across the scene. His experience sharing booths with artists including Cuartero, Andrea Oliva and Jesse Calosso has further shaped his understanding of what works in the room.
Sound D’Elite has become a trusted platform for dancefloor-focused records, and ‘Baby Drive Me’ fits seamlessly into that identity. It captures the label’s emphasis on movement, rhythm and purpose, while showcasing Alex Steve’s growing confidence as a producer.
Premiering on Undrtone, ‘Baby Drive Me’ stands as a strong introduction to both Alex Steve’s next chapter and Sound D’Elite’s direction for 2026. It is a track aimed squarely at the club, built with intention and delivered with precision.
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