[DA] Marc Antonix Channels Electro’s Golden Age on ‘Visions’

Sometimes the best way forward is through the rearview mirror.

Marc Antonix’s “Visions” proves this point, crafting an electro-house love letter that feels both nostalgic and absolutely current. Landing January 31st, it’s a track that understands what made the genre great while refusing to simply replay old hits.

The Los Angeles producer, who’s been steadily building momentum, knows his history. “Visions” rides on lush chord progressions and crystalline female vocals that could’ve soundtracked peak-era blog house, but the production speaks to 2025’s sensibilities. It’s the kind of track that’s earned him support from everyone from Don Diablo to The Chainsmokers, and slots supporting Alan Walker and Haliene.

After lighting up Academy LA and Avalon Hollywood, and dropping introspective cuts like “Let You Go” and “Glory Nights,” Antonix seems poised for breakthrough. With “Visions,” he’s not just channeling electronic music’s past – he’s helping shape its future. Between those retro-tinged synth patterns and thoroughly modern sound design, this is what evolution sounds like.

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