Evissimax

Evissimax’s set for wegoing.sound in Milan is the sound of melodic techno with a conscience, where prog-house sensibilities meet contemporary bass pressure and we’re all happily lost in the journey. This is the kind of set that makes you forget you’re in a club and convinces you you’re on some emotional, star-gazing odyssey—until the drop brings you back to earth. The vibe is likely immersive, with lighting synced to the sweeps and builds, a room full of people riding the same wavelength. Technically, it’s a smooth ride from 146 to 162 BPM, averaging 153.2, with a strong harmonic backbone in 12A, 3B, and 7A.

The energy profile shows a solid low-end foundation at 0.53, mids at 0.32 for melodic content, and highs at 0.15 for crisp percussion, creating a balanced, driving sound that’s both physical and cerebral. The mixing is progressive, with long blends that emphasize harmonic shifts. The track selection is exquisite: Ambrukt’s "Bongkar" opens with its percussive drive, while PROFF’s cover of Tangerine Dream’s "Love On A Real Train" is a stunning, downtempo-influenced moment of cinematic beauty. Paula Hilton’s "Geil" offers a 15-minute journey of its own, a deep, rolling cut perfect for late-night heads-down moments.

Sensity World’s "Get It Up" and Emilio Albert’s "Forbidden Fruit" showcase a knack for melodic, atmospheric house, and Bambi Casablanca’s "BY YOUR SIDE" adds a touch of vocal warmth. Each pick feels like a chapter in a well-told story. The set starts with the rhythmic pulse of "Bongkar," builds through the emotional peak of the Tangerine Dream cover, and winds down with the gritty, functional drive of DJ WIFI’s "Sweat," completing a narrative that’s as satisfying as it is sonically rich.