David Penn Digs Into His Archive For New Single ‘Satisfy My Soul’

Undrtone Blog
Jun 26
2 min read

Portrait of a man in a black shirt seated in a black leather chair against a dark background, looking calmly at the camera. — David Penn

House music veteran David Penn has released his latest single, ‘Satisfy My Soul’, delivering another groove-led production via his own Urbana Recordings while once again demonstrating why he remains one of the genre's most consistent producers.

Rather than building the record around a fresh studio session, the track began with a forgotten sample buried deep within Penn's personal archive. Rediscovering the recording inspired the producer to pair it with the unmistakable M1 organ sound that defined countless house records throughout the 1990s, creating a track that bridges classic influences with modern club production.

The result is a feel-good house cut driven by rolling drums, infectious piano chords and uplifting vocal hooks, carrying the warm, soulful energy that has become synonymous with Penn's productions over the past three decades. Early reactions suggest the record is already proving effective on dancefloors, with Penn road-testing it throughout recent performances across Europe and Ibiza before its official release.

The single arrives during another prolific period for the Spanish producer, who continues to balance an extensive touring schedule with a steady stream of releases. Recent years have seen him collaborate with Vintage Culture and Raphaella, revisit his Kadoc classic 'Nighttrain' for its 30th anniversary, and release music through labels including Defected, Toolroom and Fool's Paradise.

Widely recognised as one of house music's most enduring figures, Penn remains the highest-ranked house artist in Beatport history, reflecting both the longevity and consistency of a career that has spanned more than three decades.

'Satisfy My Soul' reinforces the qualities that have defined that journey. Built around timeless house music foundations rather than short-lived trends, the record delivers a familiar but refreshed sound that feels equally at home on festival stages, Ibiza dancefloors and underground club systems.