Episode
The Midnight Project #192
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- Feb 4, 2026
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- 3604
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Summary
Midnighters, welcome back to The Midnight Project. Episode 192 focuses on momentum and pressure. From the very first kick, this one locks into that late-night drive where groove, acid, and raw techno energy collide. I’ve been digging deep for this episode, blending brand-new heat with timeless attitude, all designed for those moments when the outside world fades, and the music takes over. You’ll hear a powerful opener from Adam Beyer, GENESI and Aye Anne setting the tone straight away, followed by a tight flow of tracks from Luca Marchese and Teenage Mutants and a massive remix from Marco Faraone on Factory 93. Chris Liebing brings that unmistakable CLR tension, while Gregor Tresher’s Sleeping Giants gets a stunning Enrico Sangiuliano remix that really lifts the journey. There’s also acid-fueled fire from Amber Broos, a futuristic edge from ADRIANNA, and a no-compromise closing statement with T78 and Mha Iri delivering exactly what the title promises. Every track in this episode has a reason to be here, tested, felt, and selected for that Midnight Project state of mind. As always, the full track list is available. Dive into it, save your favorites, and support the artists by checking the complete playlist here: 👉 https://www.1001tracklists.com/source/80bhhv/the-midnight-project/index.html Thank you for being part of this journey and for tuning in every week. Your energy keeps this project moving forward. See you next Wednesday at 6 AM. Sebastiaan This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy