TULVAN Follows a Second Desolat Release with Music From The Slaves on His Own For The World Imprint

A Romanian-Born Tech House Producer, the Labels Behind Him and the Circle He Records With

Ninety Four ran eight minutes and three seconds at 127 BPM, a full DJ-length cut. In July 2024 it came out on Desolat, Loco Dice‘s label. Gonna Hit followed on the same label on 25 September 2026. Now TULVAN is releasing on his own terms. Music From The Slaves comes out on 28 October 2026 through For The World, the imprint he founded.

TULVAN’s coverage is collected on his artist profile, and Music From The Slaves came to this desk through PopHits.Co Music Charts, which verifies independent artists and places their releases across its network of music news sites. Give the preview a listen, then read on for the scene behind it.

TULVAN Follows a Second Desolat Release with Music From The Slaves on His Own For The World Imprint

It is a driving tech house single built for DJs and the listeners who follow them. A private SoundCloud preview is already out for curators ahead of the date. That lets the club side of the scene hear it first.

The Tech House Wave TULVAN Rides, From Desolat in Düsseldorf to Music On in Ibiza

TULVAN has named his influences plainly: Marco Carola, Luciano and Loco Dice. All three work at the club end of minimal and tech house. Two of them also built the kind of label a young producer aims at.

Loco Dice, born and based in Düsseldorf, runs his own imprint, Desolat. He has been part of the Ibiza summer circuit since 2002. He played first with Carl Cox at Space and Ushuaïa and, since 2022, at Pacha and Hi Ibiza. Two records there, in 2024 and 2026, put TULVAN on the label of a DJ he names as an influence. Beatport files Ninety Four as tech house in C major, under catalogue number DESOLAT087. Before release, the track was premiered on the TBX Premiere channel on SoundCloud.

Marco Carola, born in Naples in 1975, launched Music On in Miami in 2011. He then held the Music On residency at Amnesia in Ibiza from 2012 to 2018. There he played minimal techno and tech house to one of the island’s biggest rooms. TULVAN’s 2021 single This is for Carola says plainly where that influence landed.

Where TULVAN Fits, and the Collaborators Around Music From The Slaves

TULVAN was born in Romania in 1994, and his catalogue starts in April 2021 with Gemini PWR. Early titles point home, among them Origins (RO) and Transylvanian. By his own account, the sound then moved from dark and melodic techno toward tech house and deep tech minimal.

One memory he has shared says a lot about the scene he came from. It was a forest event in north-west Romania with no phone signal, where the music tied the whole crowd together. That is the kind of room this music is made for.

The output has been steady ever since, with 45 singles and EPs on Spotify. His Beatport biography singles out Lady Luck. It also lists Marco Carola, Joseph Capriati, Solomun, Loco Dice, Paco Osuna, Dennis Cruz and PAWSA among the DJs who have played his records. His tracks also turn up on compilations such as Tech House Movement Collective, Vol.02 in 2024 and ADE 2025 IDs last October.

This year alone brought Sun Is My Prophecy and Belly Dancers with ZETT in March, then Life Remembers in May. WGD and the Won’t Stop EP followed in June, and Gonna Hit landed on Desolat in September. The EP pairs Won’t Stop with Beginnings, and Gonna Hit arrived in four versions.

The Circle Around TULVAN Before Music From The Slaves

The circle around him is easy to trace in the credits. EXOB is the most frequent partner, from Don’t Go in 2022 to Everybody Wants in 2025. Rone White, Greck B. and Mood Child have shared releases too. TULVAN is also half of the duo Boyz Like Us.

Music From The Slaves moves all of that onto his own imprint. For The World already has a catalogue page on Beatport. The new single therefore arrives as part of a label, not as a one-off.

Before 28 October, play Ninety Four for the Desolat sound and Gonna Hit for where he stood in September. Then come back on release day for the new single.

ElectroPop.News’s curator team: “Releasing on Desolat one month and on your own imprint the next is a statement of confidence. We will be listening for what TULVAN does now that every release decision is his own.”

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