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CLUB NIX 151: Different Generations. Same Dancefloor.


There is something beautiful happening in electronic music right now.

The old rules are disappearing.


A track from Ferry Corsten can sit next to Green Velvet. A melodic record from Korolova can flow effortlessly into a tech house groove from Wax Motif. A Joris Voorn remix can sound just as fresh and relevant as something released last week.


And nobody cares where the music comes from.

Only whether it works.


That's exactly what CLUB NIX 151 is about.

Not genres.

Not trends.

Not generations.

The dancefloor.


For years, electronic music scenes were divided into tribes. House. Techno. Progressive. Trance. Everyone had their own corner of the dancefloor.

Today, the best nights feel different.


People care less about labels and more about how music makes them feel.

This mix reflects that shift.

Across one hour, melodic house, tech house and techno come together in a seamless journey built around atmosphere, groove and energy. Not because the tracks belong to the same genre, but because they serve the same purpose.


Creating connection.

Creating movement.

Creating moments.


The Sound Of A Modern Dancefloor

CLUB NIX 151 opens with the warm, atmospheric sounds of VXSION's Porto before gradually building through deeper melodic territory with music from Andre Butano, Chinonegro, Trace (UZ), Andor Gabriel and Korolova.


As the mix progresses, the groove becomes more pronounced.

Basslines become heavier.

The tension begins to rise.


Tracks from Wax Motif, Green Velvet, Layton Giordani and Julian Jeweil bring the mix into peak-time territory without ever losing its musicality.

It's the kind of journey that mirrors a great night out.


No rush.

No shortcuts.

Just a steady build towards something memorable.


More Than Genres

One of the most exciting developments in modern electronic music is how freely artists move between styles.


Melodic house borrows from progressive.

Tech house borrows from techno.

Classic influences sit comfortably alongside modern productions.

The result is a richer and more diverse dancefloor experience.


You can hear that throughout this episode.

The emotional depth of Korolova.

The timeless influence of Ferry Corsten's Moonman project through Joris Voorn's remix of Don't Be Afraid.


The unmistakable club energy of Green Velvet and Layton Giordani.


Different sounds.

Different generations.

The same dancefloor.


Featured Tracks

  • VXSION – Porto (Extended Mix)

  • Andre Butano, Chinonegro – Chiclawork

  • Trace (UZ) – Good Time (Extended Mix)

  • Andor Gabriel – Feel Alive (Original Mix)

  • DEFLEE – Say Something (Extended Mix)

  • JØRD, Dansyn – The Future (Extended Mix)

  • Be No Rain, Korolova – Distorted

  • RIKO & GUGGA – Disco Rebels

  • Moonman – Don't Be Afraid (Joris Voorn Remix)

  • Alcatraz – Give Me Luv (Jerome Isma-Ae Remix)

  • Reeva, Hiisak – KILLA (Extended Mix)

  • Smith & Sorren – Like Whoa (Extended Mix)

  • Wax Motif, Sarah de Warren – Girl On Girl

  • Green Velvet, Layton Giordani – When It Kicks

  • Julian Jeweil – Air Conditionné


Why CLUB NIX Exists

CLUB NIX started from a simple belief.

Great electronic music never gets old.


And neither does the feeling of being surrounded by people who are there for the right reasons.


Not to film the moment.

But to live it.


Whether it's through our events, our community or this podcast, CLUB NIX is about bringing people together through music.


Because on a dancefloor, many of the things that divide us outside simply disappear.

For a few hours, it doesn't matter where you're from, what you do or how old you are.


The music takes over.

And that's enough.



For the dancers.

For the diggers.

Nothing else.

 
 
 

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