Hypnotic Black Magic - Ending The Curse (2026)

For their 2nd album release, Art Bei Ton’s label head Hypnotic Black Magic presents a 12-track journey, moving from ritualistic drums to hypnotic and trippy techno. Featuring 5 orginals and one collaboration with the talented Peruvian artist Andrea Zapata, HBM invited 6 flinta* producers to offer their interpretation through remixes.

Coming out on March 8th for International Womxn Day, 'Ending The Curse' unfolds as a ceremonial sonic statement—honoring talented flinta* producers and channeling empowerment, resilience and collective awakening to break toxic societal patterns.

Opening the journey with 'Here And There', Hypnotic Black Magic drifts through breaky and ambient landscapes, weaving nostalgic melodies into a cinematic soundscape that sets the tone for the ritual ahead.

Rooted in ritualistic drums, 'Statik Travel' ventures deeper into the spell, where resonant bells guide a meditative sonic incantation.

Bringing bright energy, 'Koh Lanta Vibes' delivers hypnotic techno grooves inspired by travels across Thailand and infused with a spirit of movement and freedom.

With 'Vivid Dream', the journey flows into a trippy techno voyage—bouncy and driving—pulling the listener into a spiraling ride through lucid dimensions.

Driven by pulsating percussion and evolving textures, 'Possy Apple' stands as a steady dancefloor cut. Playful yet powerful, the track creates vibrant, dynamic energy—keeping bodies moving and minds drifting.

Created in Lima in collaboration with Andrea Zapata, 'Pandeyuca' blends deep techno with organic elements, shaped by hypnotic sounds into a collective ceremonial experience.

Launching the first of six remixes, Berlin-based artist Prieste5s delivers her reinterpretation of 'Here And There', infusing it with DnB energy—psychedelic textures and ceremonial drums driving the transformation.

Experimenting with 'Statik Travel', French DJ and producer VBK reshapes the track into a trancy, uplifting, and epic dancefloor cut built for late-night transcendence.

Amsterdam-based talent AYIM takes 'Statik Travel' down mysterious paths, blending psy textures, trippy techno pulses, and hypnotic incantations echoing from distant dimensions.

Developing her dark and atmospheric take on 'Koh Lanta Vibes', Swiss artist Nnamael crafts a powerful, driving techno spell charged with intensity and shadowy depth.

Bulgarian techno DJ and producer Lucyd reimagines 'Vivid Dream' as a groovy, driving techno tune —designed for deep immersion and full dancefloor momentum.

Closing the album, India-based artist Yuka offers a tribal and spacious reinterpretation of 'Pandeyuca', layering trippy textures and ritualistic incantations that blur the lines between fantasy and reality.