Cold Fresh Air (Jo Christy’s Fresh Bumpin’ Mix), Johan Sterling & Jo Christy tarafından üretilmiş sakin ve akıcı setler için Jo Christy tarafından remikslenmiş house türünde bir parçadır. Parça Sterling Records etiketiyle 24 Haziran 2025 tarihinde yayına girdi.
Bu parça, kendinden emin, enerjik ve rave ruhunu yeniden canlandıran güçlü bir dans enerjisi taşıyor. 90’lar esintili rave dokuları ve yuvarlanan perküsyonlar parçanın temelini oluştururken, hipnotik baslar ve tech-house groove’ları ön planda yer alıyor.
Sakin devam eden setler için iyi bir seçenek.
About Artist:
Johan Sterling is a Naarm-based producer and DJ whose sound is a fusion of ‘90s house, hard house, and rave nostalgia. Shaped by his formative years in Melbourne’s queer underground, Sterling’s musical ethos is one of high energy, emotional release, and communal euphoria—echoing the legacy of trailblazers like Tony De Vit. Before devoting himself fully to electronic music, Sterling studied theatre and drama, a foundation that informs his vivid sense of storytelling and performance. His unconventional path includes a stint in the corporate world as a management consultant and lawyer, in contrast to the hedonism and artistic freedom that now define his work behind the decks and in the studio. Sterling has been mentored by his friend and ARIA award winning producer Duncan MacLennan whom he met at a chess club in Fitzroy. Having played multiple instruments through most of his life, he took up electronic production in 2023 and in December 2024, Sterling released his debut EP It’s the Millennium—Post-Everything. Sterling’s rising momentum continued into 2025 with a live debut at Gaytimes Festival, alongside performances at numerous underground parties around Naarm. His tracks have earned support from tastemakers like Ollie Lishman, who championed Sterling’s work at Pitch Music & Arts 2025. Musically, Sterling follows a line of Australian house and hard-house producers seeking to build on the eclectic sound of 90s rave music including, Sam Alfred, Bella Claxton and James Pepper among others.
