DNKLE Delivers a Spellbinding New Chapter with ‘Obscurite’

Out now on his self-founded label GITA Recordings, Obscurite marks the Mumbai-based artist’s second official release and reaffirms his place as one of the most captivating new forces emerging from the global underground.

From the very first beat, Obscurite casts a hypnotic spell. Brooding textures unfold over meticulously programmed rhythms, while subtle melodic flourishes evoke a sense of cinematic introspection. There’s a haunting elegance to the production—equal parts restraint and release—that speaks to DNKLE’s growing reputation as a master mood-builder. If his debut Love For Me introduced us to his world, Obscurite plunges us into its core.

This is no accident. DNKLE isn’t just a producer; he’s a curator of emotional resonance. Drawing influence from post-contemporary electronic movements while staying grounded in classic storytelling, his sound feels both fresh and timeless. It’s this delicate balance that sets him apart—and it’s a philosophy woven into every layer of Obscurite.

The single’s release via GITA Recordings is no less significant. Launched in 2024, the label is DNKLE’s vision come to life—a platform designed not just to release music, but to push sonic boundaries and craft immersive experiences. With just two releases, GITA is already shaping a narrative that values depth, experimentation, and precision.

Of course, DNKLE’s rise didn’t happen in a vacuum. His viral live-streamed set DNKLE Live at Burj Bhenswara, where he performed a full suite of unreleased material against the surreal backdrop of Rajasthan’s architectural mysticism, marked a turning point. It wasn’t just a performance—it was a statement. And with Obscurite, that statement echoes louder than ever: DNKLE isn’t just on the rise—he’s sculpting the future of melodic techno with every release.

For fans of artists who create not just tracks but worlds, DNKLE is a name to watch—and Obscurite is a track to get lost in.

DNKLE – Obscurite (single) is out now on GITA Recordings