Celebrating 20 years of Saytek with his new album 'Twenty'

Celebrating 20 years playing live electronic techno and house music the mighty SAYTEK delivers this powerful album! A true master of his craft who after two decades in the game strives to propel innovative sounds each and every time. Simply titled “Twenty”, this collection of ten live tunes is a testament to the skill and musical creativity of SAYTEK’s output over the years. He continues to deliver amazing live shows across the world and consistently creates compelling tunes entirely live, never tiring from pushing the boundaries of his sound. 

Throughout this prolific body of work SAYTEK explores refined blends of techno for the floor, but of course maintains an underground identity throughout. Raw, rough and ready for the peak hours of the night this enormous milestone album is ready to see the light of day, or rather the darkness of the clubs. Distinct industrial energy in the likes of “Pulse”, “Elements Of” and “Neuro Divergence”, or the tripped out melodies of “Seven Subjects” and “Recovery” this well rounded package will enhance each and every one of your deepest techno desires. 

ASW are proud to have a family member such as SAYTEK, and even prouder to acknowledge his achievement of playing solely live for 20 years. An honour to commemorate this moment of SAYTEK’s career by releasing such a thunderous package of music which has been tried and tested around the globe. 

"My last live album on ASW, 'Motifs From The New World,' was made during lockdown with no gigs. It was introspective. This one was made right in the middle of touring. It features the live stuff I have been jamming out to crowds at many gigs across the world, from Fabric London to 3AM techno in Costa Rica, to Rave The Planet with hundreds of thousands of ravers dancing on the Berlin Streets. It's the music I made to share with dancers in dark rooms and festivals. It's tougher and aimed squarely at the floor!" - SAYTEK

▶ TWENTY by Saytek is now on pre-order on Bandcamp, out December 15th.