Between acid-licked grooves and tribal-infused rhythms—pounding hardest where it’s darkest before the light—you’ll find LEKTRK, the sonic alter ego of London-born, Melbourne-bred producer and DJ Mike Clark. Soft-spoken off-stage but devastating behind the decks, LEKTRK has carved out a distinct niche in the global underground scene with a style that bridges dark techno, bush prog, psy-tech and progressive house.
Emerging from the shadows with a signature sound that pays homage to 2000s techno while fearlessly leaning into today’s deeper, psychedelic edges, LEKTRK’s meticulously constructed tracks are known for their hypnotic grooves, throbbing basslines, and acid-drenched atmospheres. His music both nods to the past and pushes the edge, designed as much for peak-time warehouse madness as for sunrise dancefloors in the wild.
Since his debut with 2018’s tech house hit Storm, LEKTRK has continued to earn international attention with a string of dancefloor weapons and boundary-pushing collaborations. His 2022 release Bump on Oliver Huntemann’s Senso Sounds sealed his place on the global radar, and 2025 is already shaping up to be another landmark year.
New material includes:
- A Friendly Critters collab with RJ Banks dropping June 27th
- Multiple releases on Shadow Wulf (including collabs with Dardi)
- A solo and collab release with Chris Nord on Subios Records
- A spot on the upcoming Techgnosis Records VA
- A genre-bending African-themed track on Frisson Records, where each tune is created to match original artwork curated by Haptic and Mark Pridmore
Add to that a stack of exciting WIPs with artists like Amrit Anomalie, RJ Banks, Leigh Boy, and Tophee, plus gigs lined up with crews like Terrestrial Events, Eclectic Tribe, and Frisson Music, and it’s clear that LEKTRK is entering a potent new phase. LEKTRK has released on respected labels including Senso Sounds, Shadow Wulf, Subios, Techgnosis, Frisson, Mavic Music, AMW Black, and more—with support from DJs and tastemakers worldwide.
Whether he’s in the booth or in the lab, LEKTRK’s focus remains locked: keep it heavy, keep it hypnotic, and always, always keep it underground.