The Reactivitz Unleashes Tribal Tech House Roller ‘Red Sand’ on Immersion Records
- Undrtone Blog
- Jul 10
- 1 min read
French producer The Reactivitz is back with a heavy hitter. His new single ‘Red Sand’, out now on Immersion Records, channels tribal energy into a dark and hypnotic tech house cut with real bite.
Pounding drums, deep layers and a chilling Indian vocal loop drive the track forward. It’s intense, rolling and built for late-night peak-time moments. The blend of ethnic influence and modern groove is sharp but tasteful. This is not throwaway filler, it’s engineered for dancefloor impact with a strong sense of character.
The Reactivitz has been carving his lane in the tech house space for a while now. His sound is tight, punchy and recognisable, with a futuristic slant and roots in classic club energy. You’ll hear the identical bold fingerprints on his past releases for Toolroom, Tronic, Arcane and 1605. ‘Red Sand’ stays true to that, but with an even deeper lean into atmosphere and rhythm.
Beyond his productions, The Reactivitz also heads up his label, Immersion. It’s become a trusted outlet for boundary-pushing club tracks, and ‘Red Sand’ fits the mission perfectly. It’s forward-thinking, but still grounded in groove.
Support for his work has come from some notable names, including Diplo, Carl Cox, Eric Prydz, Adam Beyer, and Marco Faraone. But it’s his consistency and clear sonic identity that stand out most. He’s not chasing trends. He’s refining a sound.
‘Red Sand’ feels like a statement. One that’s raw, driving and unmistakably The Reactivitz.
The Reactivitz
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