Hevi Levi & Amay’e Ignite the Floor with ‘I Dominate The Dancefloor’

Techno titan Hevi Levi teams up with Amay’e on their new track ‘I Dominate The Dancefloor’, which was released on 15 May via tN1! Records. The track is the latest in a string of singles released by the iconic producer over the last two years in the wake of a stroke, underscoring his resilience and persevering commitment to his art. Hevi Levi’s impact has been remarkable, boasting over 33 million streams across platforms. He has performed from underground clubs to some of the biggest music festivals around the world, namely Tomorrowland, Laundry Day, Escape, Sensation, Space, Futurami, IT, Ministry Of Sound, ADE, Pacha, and many more. 

The Israeli producer has also received international support from publications such as CLASH Magazine,DJ Mag, MIXMAG Brazil and Germany, Techno Mood, Electronic Groove, Only Techno, Vicious Magazine, House Music With Love, Earmilk, The Music Essentials, We Rave You, and EDM Nations. In addition to this, his music has aired on BBC Radio 6‘s Nemone sitting in for Mary Anne Hobbs, KCRW’s Metropolis’ Jason Bentlet, Ibiza Sonica Radio, and Miami Encode Radio, to name but a few. 

On “I Dominate The Dancefloor,” Hevi Levi collaborates with fellow Israeli producer Amay’e, who is known for combining Afro-inspired grooves with cinematic melodic techno, creating a musical landscape where rhythm speaks, and silence resonates. With evolving basslines and punchy kick drums that propel the track forward, the song is sure to enchant listeners during its nearly five-minute runtime. ‘I Dominate The Dancefloor’ proves that Amay’e and Hevi Levi are truly masters of their craft, and on their A-game production-wise. Inspired by greats such as Faithless, Depeche Mode, and Rüfüs Du Sol, Hevi Levi’slatest offering will strike a chord with fans of artists like ARTBAT, Kevin de Vries, and Mind Against.

Hevi Levi shared: “When I was teaching djing, I used to have a lesson about the unpopular girl. It’s easy to make the most beautiful girl dance because she has a lot of confidence, but if you see the unpopular girl dancing and dominating the floor, you know that you have won the crowd’s heart. This track is dedicated to all unpopular girls who dominate the floor.”