Henry Hacking
‘New Love’ by UK producer Henry Hacking is an emotional house roller-coaster drawing on all of his slick studio skills to make your heart swell.
The dance floor anthem is about to hit 600,000 streams on Spotify, and has also reached number 2 in the UK Upfront Club chart, 6 in the UK Buzz chart and has been played numerous times on Friday night’s ‘Party Anthems’ with Scott Mills on BBC Radio 1.
It follows a busy schedule of releases from 2019, not only on Vicious Recordings with ‘Nasty Girl’ and ‘Higher’ (New Love has also been signed to the Australian heavyweight), but also on the likes of Pukka Up Deep with ‘Just Fine’ and ‘Roller’, and on Tiger Records with ‘Get Down’. Hacking is not wrong with the belief that ‘New Love’ is his best work yet.
He is a DJ and producer who can do anything from deep and vocal, to driving and pumping – making him a crossover star and firm favourite of peers like Roger Sanchez, Todd Terry, Huxley and Sam Divine.
All this comes alongside Hacking building real momentum with regular DJ sets at top clubs like Ce La Vi in Singapore and Sky Garden in Bali, Ministry of Sound in London, and of course Eden and O Beach in Ibiza, where he was a key part of Pukka Up’s thematic ‘WNDRLND’ and the sell-out House in Paradise pool party in Summer ’19.
‘New Love’ marks the start of another busy year of releases and shows off the many different yet equally compelling sides to his sound – and is out now through Vicious Recordings.
Stream/purchase ‘New Love’ here.
Hear Henry Hacking every Friday night from 10pm (AEST) on Energy Groove with his mix Showtime.
Henry Hacking spoke with Brad on Arvos to unpack the single:
