No Love Songs: Leave Feelings at the Door

Sometimes, the dancefloor isn't the place for romance. It isn't about finding a partner, a courtship, or a slow dance; it is the place to sweat it out. In the right room, under the right lights, the club becomes a sanctuary for physical release rather than emotional entanglement.

"No Love Songs" dives deep into that specific late-night energy where the music takes absolute priority over everything else. This project is a rejection of the sentimental. We are showcasing the Leeds-based duo Prospa, who have become masters of channeling the euphoria of the classic rave era. Their production is layered with high-octane breakbeats and jagged synths that demand movement. To balance that mechanical drive, we brought in the gritty, soulful vocals of Kosmo Kint. His voice carries the history of house music—deep, resonant, and real—without ever slipping into cheesy territory.

This visual mix is strictly for the heads. It stands as a perfect example of modern electronic music looking back at the 90s rave era with respect, not just mimicry. You get the high tempo and the emotional, swelling chords, but with zero sap. It is raw, it is direct, and it is meticulously designed to keep you moving fast enough that when the feelings try to catch up, they get left behind in the strobe lights.

Artists Inside:

• Prospa

• Kosmo Kint

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