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Artist: @takiru Title: Make Waves EP Label: Kiosk I.D. Catalogue number: Kiosk I.D. 046 Release Date: March 13, 2026 Buy Link: https://kioskid.bandcamp.com Follow & Support: Kiosk I.D. SC: @kioskid FB: facebook.com/KioskIDMusic Bandcamp: kioskid.bandcamp.com/releases Beatport: beatport.com/label/kiosk-id/80379 IG: instagram.com/kiosk.id Takiru SC: https://soundcloud.com/takiru FB: hhttps://www.facebook.com/guy.shaked.1232 Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/artist/takiru/628937 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7E4c9I3U9vss1YIZSShtaf?si=Ygyg3VwxQvyLleEMwjaVKA IG: https://www.instagram.com/takiru_music/ Marci SC: https://soundcloud.com/noammarci FB: https://www.facebook.com/noam.marciano.908/ Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/artist/marci/386696 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6hG1X7g74werZtWUX9zqt8?si=HlPzWdlwSemUJYwzJItDAw IG: https://www.instagram.com/noam.marci About: Tel Aviv–based producer Takiru returns to Kiosk ID with ‘Make Waves’—a three-track EP that infuses his groove-centric sonic language with infectious joie de vivre. Following up his Kiosk ID record All Of His Friends, Takiru leans further into playful, funky House, delivering an unpretentious and emotionally buoyant set of tracks to move the body and kindle the spirit. Opener ‘Dance Alone’ unfolds an intelligent, chord-driven take on ‘90s-inspired Classic House. Weightless piano chops float above a stripped, staccato groove, while playful instrumental fragments orbit a resonant, joy-filled lead. Anchored by rolling, self-assured dynamism, Dance Alone never asks for more than it needs to deliver, instead conjuring endlessly revolving, beautifully airy themes. Title track ‘Make Waves’ channels Takiru at his most forward with a radiant Indie Dance-inflected groover. Together with Marci, Takiru delivers electric drums and a robust, funky core anchoring a constantly morphing palette of squelching synth lines, infectious chord chops, arcing resonators, and mechanical vocoders. Suspended pads and blown-out leads trace playful energy arcs. Make Waves ends up effortlessly uplifting without excess—warehouse-ready energy carried with warmth and carefree abandon. On closing track ‘Circulator,’ Takiru pares things back while simultaneously pushing his elements to the sonic brink. A funky bassline and deep, morphing chord figures form a stripped, high-voltage framework that opens up space for its mangled synth textures to bend and contort at full intensity. Circulator drives, flips, and reshapes its own momentum—unassuming, elastic, and constantly in motion. With ‘Make Waves,’ Takiru delivers a journey through groove-forward soundscapes guided by pure sonic intuition. Stripped, funky, and endlessly alive, Make Waves captures the ecstasy of movement—three tracks that remind why Electronic Dance Music, at its best, is as much about shared joy as it is about sound design.