Karl Evans: Recent Episodes
Karl Evans
Do What You Like blends warm soulful vocals with deep rolling grooves and an unmistakable South African-inspired bassline. Wrapped in rich analogue warmth and subtle tube saturation, it’s a track built for sunsets, intimate dancefloors and those moments when the music simply takes over.
DIGIRONDE moves between soul and tension.Built around warm house grooves, hypnotic rhythm and electro-driven textures, the track blends underground energy with a melodic late-night atmosphere.Raw, emotional and designed for dark dancefloors.
Jembe is built on raw rhythm.Inspired by the origins of the djembe, this track blends percussive groove with a modern underground house energy.Designed for the dancefloor.
A late-night piece built around tension, space, and movement.If This! explores that moment when everything locks in. when the groove takes over and nothing else matters.Driven by a rolling low-end, textured atmospheres, and stripped-back energy, this track sits somewhere between deep house and hypnotic electronica.Made for underground rooms, dim lights, and long transitions.Karl Evans
A deep house cut rooted in the origins of the genre.Rolling bass. Subtle sax warmth. A vintage voice echoing the birth of house at The Warehouse in Chicago.Built for late-night floors groove first, everything else second
A personal reinterpretation of a track that shaped a generation.Keeping the attitude, shifting the energy — less chaos, more tension.Built for systems, not nostalgia.
Winter 26 Mix is a one-hour, journey-driven set built around groove, emotion and subtle progression. Starting in warm deep house territory, the mix gradually unfolds into melodic, tech-leaning and underground club sounds, moving naturally from 118 to 126 BPM. Designed to elevate spaces, connect people and keep the dancefloor moving without excess.
“Watch Me Now” is a dark, hypnotic deep-house tool built for late-night rooms and underground floors.A rolling analog bassline, tight Chicago-inspired drum work, and subtle detuned synth lines create a minimal yet powerful groove.Sparse spoken-word vocals bring attitude without crowding the mix — rhythmic, confident, and perfectly placed.
A nice little remix for the 21st birthday of the legendary track "Xpander" from Sasha 21 years ago!