⚡️Like the Mix? Click the [Repost] ↻ button so more people can hear it! 👇 Comment on the Track 👇 Download from: https://music.dtmix.club/dt959tonyromera ⚡️ Follow us on Soundcloud: @data-transmission ⚡️ Follow us on SoundCloud: @datatransmission 👉 Data Transmission: ⚡️ Instagram: http://instagram.com/datatransmission ⚡️ Subscribe to our YouTube Channel - http://bit.ly/dtytube ⚡️ iTunes Podcast: https://goo.gl/TK1Xxu ⚡️ Mixcloud: http://mixcloud.com/datatransmission ⚡️ Get Hypeddit: http://bit.ly/dthypeddit ⚡️ Follow our Spotify Playlist: https://spoti.fi/3CFr4Rm Tony Romera is back on The Podcast, and he has not come empty-handed. The Lyon-born producer has been one of France’s most reliable house operators for well over a decade now, moving between underground club pressure and bigger room moments without losing the groove. His records have landed on Solid Grooves, Black Book, Insomniac, Defected, Toolroom and more, while his remix of ‘Raw’ became one of those proper DJ weapons, hammered by everyone from Michael Bibi, PAWSA and Chris L ake to Carl Cox, Jamie Jones and The Martinez Brothers. Now he steps into another strong chapter with his ‘Can’t Sleep’ EP on Sound D’Elite, the label run by Ilario Alicante. Released on 8th May 2026, the three-tracker sees Tony make his debut on the imprint with Fer BR and Cyava joining him across a tight, club-ready package. The title track ‘Can’t Sleep’ does exactly what it needs to do. Looped vocals, sharp drums and a bassline with enough weight to keep the room locked in. ‘Now Do It’, his link-up with Fer BR, leans into crisp hats, warped vocal chops and a ghetto-tinged roll, while ‘Este Mambo’ with Cyava closes things with stripped-back percussion, minimal pressure and flashes of breaks. That same energy runs through this week’s mix. Tony keeps it direct, sweaty and built for movement, rolling through Jesse Perez, GABA, GruuvElement’s, Fer BR, Joshwa, Amine Edge, Neshga and a healthy stack of House Delivery heat. There are unreleased cuts, white labels, new Sound D’Elite material and a few Tony Romera IDs tucked in for good measure. It is the kind of mix that sits nicely between basement bump, terrace groove and late-night festival mischief. No messing about, just proper house music from someone who knows exactly how to work a floor. Lock in, turn it up and catch Tony Romera back on The Podcast.
