Enrico Sangiuliano Announces Second EP Collaboration with Girlfriend Charlotte De Witte

Enrico Sangiuliano and Charlotte de Witte have confirmed their new collab will be released on March 17.

After two years of individual releases, Enrico Sangiuliano and Charlotte de Witte are teaming up for their second collaboration, the ‘Reflection’ EP. The three-track EP will be the third release on Enrico Sangiuliano’s record label, NINETOZERO. ‘Reflection’ is already available to pre-save.

Enrico Sangiuliano has been changing the contemporary techno game for fourteen years, proving himself to be a vital part of dance music. He released the second chapter of his project, the ‘Sound of Space’ EP, in September of 2022. Since then, listeners have been patiently awaiting his next release.

Charlotte de Witte is a powerhouse in the scene with her low, classic acid techno. Her EP, ‘Apollo’ is intriguing from beginning to end as it tells through a story, and at the end of 2022, she was the number-one techno DJ by DJ Mag. The two producers have stayed true to their roots while evolving with the scene.

In February 2021, the Italian producer and his Belgian girlfriend shocked fans by confirming their engagement. Around that time, they released one collaboration together titled “The Age of Love.” The eight-minute track has over thirty-one million streams and received mass global popularity, marking it a hit.

Both of their styles pull sounds from underground raves in the early 2000s. The couple credits their pumping beats to the scene, blending it all together in a compelling way. This was proven when “Age of Love” won 2021’s Best Techno track and earned the best-selling techno track that same year.

Enrico Sangiuliano has not dropped any new music since September of last year and Charlotte de Witte’s previous release was in October of 2022. This combined with a two-year wait since their previous collaboration makes the release of “Reflection” especially exciting. Until then March 17th, listen to Enrico Sangiuliano’s most recent EP, ‘Sound of Space’ here: