DvirNuns continues his ascent with hypnotic remix of Tom & Collins and Cato Anaya’s ‘No Sleep’

Following his breakout moment with “Go Go” on Insomniac’s IN/ROTATION compilation, DvirNuns has delivered a compelling remix of Tom & Collins and Cato Anaya’s “No Sleep (No Me Dejan Dormir)” on TSZR (Three Six Zero Recordings). The track represents another calculated step in the producer’s rapid ascent from Tel Aviv’s underground to international recognition.

Three Six Zero Recordings, the London-based independent label “built around creative freedom” since 2014, provides an ideal home for DvirNuns’ nocturnal aesthetic. The remix transforms the original with deep bass swells and cinematic pads, creating a hypnotic groove that balances spaciousness with dancefloor functionality.

DvirNuns’ trajectory reads like electronic music fantasy made real. After achieving consecutive #1 positions on Beatport’s Indie Dance charts with “Sax A Boom” and “First Choice,” plus a top-three collaboration with Adam Ten on Life & Death, he’s positioned himself as a rare artist capable of bridging underground credibility with broader appeal.

His sound synthesis proves particularly compelling: Middle Eastern melodic sensibilities filtered through 90s house rhythms and Berlin minimalism. The approach creates “basslines” that serve as the foundation for his “core vision”, earning support from established names like Solomun, Eric Prydz, and Patrick Topping.

The TSZR remix capitalizes on this momentum with surgical precision. Where “Go Go” introduced his ability to merge regional influences with warehouse culture, this latest offering showcases a producer comfortable working within established frameworks while maintaining his distinctive voice.

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