Dina Summer – Children Of The Night | When darkness becomes a place of belonging

Night has always offered shelter to those searching for a space beyond the rules of everyday life. “Children Of The Night”, the title track of Dina Summer’s upcoming mini album, embraces that tradition and reshapes it into a statement of collective empowerment. Born from the collaboration between the Greek-German duo Local Suicide and Bavarian producer Kalipo, the project reaches a particularly compelling synthesis of its influences here. Inspired by the iconic line from Dracula (1931), the song transforms gothic imagery into a contemporary vision of identity, resilience and shared purpose.

Rather than celebrating escapism, the track presents self-determination as a communal experience. Lines such as “Surpass your limits” and “Rewrite the rules” turn the dancefloor into a symbolic space where personal transformation becomes something collective. The “Children of the Night” emerge as a community united by conviction, independence and the courage to create new possibilities.

Electroclash and synthwave driven by collaborative chemistry

Punchy basslines, dark synthesizers and techno rhythms reflect the creative interplay between Local Suicide and Kalipo. Dark disco, EBM and italo-disco influences merge into an immersive club experience.

A celebration of identity, empowerment and connection

The song turns self-belief into a shared experience. Its energy encourages listeners to challenge limits while finding strength in community and belonging.

BEWIS DE LA ROSA: "El hogar en la linde", Rap Rural y el Arte de Habitar los Márgenes | Entrevista – R+

Nos enlazamos a Castilla La Mancha con Bewis de la Rosa para hablar de su nuevo proyecto "El hogar en la linde", un álbum que explora el concepto del hogar desde lo físico, lo simbólico y lo político. Bewis nos cuenta cómo su rap rural reivindica lo que ocurre en los márgenes, en los pueblos, y cómo la música se convierte en una herramienta para cuestionar el acceso a la tierra y la soberanía alimentaria. También hablamos de su estrategia de lanzamiento —un sencillo cada mes—, del formato físico del disco (una bolsa de pan tejida por mujeres de su pueblo), y de la canción "Bolero", que celebra el amor tranquilo y el hogar en calma. Una charla sobre memoria, comunidad y la valentía de hacer las cosas a fuego lento.https://bewisdelarosa.bfan.link/bolerohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ys-Ij3bMoTohttps://www.instagram.com/bewisdelarosahttps://bewisdelarosa.es/https://bewisdelarosa.es/tienda/