The city, enveloped in grey-blue twilight, gradually sinks into silence. Panel buildings, like giants, tower over the street, illuminated by the dim light of streetlamps. The first snowflakes, like fluff from a celestial blanket, dance in the faint glow of the streetlights. They fall onto the damp asphalt, melting instantly and leaving behind a thin, icy trace. With each falling snowflake, the city grows ever quieter. The sounds of cars, the hum of people – everything gradually fades, muffled by the gentle hush of the falling snow. It brings back memories of that very first snow from childhood, when the world seemed infinitely vast and magical. The first winter at school, ice slides, snow forts, snowball fights. Childhood dreams and a unique, innocent joy. A warmth in the heart. A sweet and gentle melancholy. A sadness that time cannot be stopped, that childhood is gone, but the magic of the first snow remains in our souls forever. The first snow is not merely the start of winter; it's the beginning of a new cycle of memories, dreams, and the anticipation of wonders that always reside in the human heart...

Blessed Music presents a new release, this time featuring a collaborative production from Russian producers Neytraz and ARMASH. 'Long Ride' immerses the listener in an epic, nocturnal adventure where a hypnotic bassline meets cosmic synths. The release is further enhanced by a stunning remix from Kolin Raw, who adds a new dimension to the composition, weaving in his signature depth and atmospheric texture.

Blessed Music presents a new release, this time featuring a collaborative production from Russian producers Neytraz and ARMASH. 'Long Ride' immerses the listener in an epic, nocturnal adventure where a hypnotic bassline meets cosmic synths. The release is further enhanced by a stunning remix from Kolin Raw, who adds a new dimension to the composition, weaving in his signature depth and atmospheric texture.

"Makha" is the first track by Deek That, written in 2016 and becoming the duo’s signature piece. Danceable, ritualistic, and hypnotic, it’s built around a mantra and a pulsing groove that fuses electronic sonics with elements of ancient rites. The track premiered at parties at Shkaf Lounge Bar, where it instantly became a hit and has remained current nearly a decade later. "Makha" opens a portal to the origins of Deek That—a place where mysticism and the dancefloor merge into one.