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Patrick Topping revisits tech house roots with ‘Mi Casa’

Out now via Diynamic Music. Photo credit: Patrick Topping – Facebook Patrick Topping has released ‘Mi Casa’ through Solomun’s Diynamic Music, returning to the tech house sound that helped establish his early career. Built around a repeated Spanish vocal, rolling percussion, and a prominent low-end groove, the production follows a stripped-back arrangement that emphasizes rhythm…

Out now via Diynamic Music.

Photo credit: Patrick Topping – Facebook

Patrick Topping has released ‘Mi Casa’ through Solomun’s Diynamic Music, returning to the tech house sound that helped establish his early career.

Built around a repeated Spanish vocal, rolling percussion, and a prominent low-end groove, the production follows a stripped-back arrangement that emphasizes rhythm and tension.

Ahead of its release, Solomun regularly featured ‘Mi Casa’ in his Ibiza sets, providing early support before bringing the track to his label.

The release follows a series of collaborations and appearances for Topping throughout 2026. Cloonee welcomed him into the Hellbent family, while Joseph Capriati signed his ‘Love Me / Here We Go’ EP to Metamorfosi. He also reconnected with Jamie Jones and Paradise, appearing at [UNVRS] in August before a subsequent Hot Creations event at Bora Bora.

Listen to ‘Mi Casa’ below and download your copy here.

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