Recognized as two of Berlin’s most respected producers, Martin Eyerer and Namito have each played a major role in the evolution of the city’s thriving electronic scene. Deeply involved in the culture of the capital’s iconic clubs and having collaborated with some of the industry’s most influential labels, the two artists now merge their respective styles on their new single “Can’t Stop Me (feat Emil Rømer),” marking their debut on the prestigious Berlin label Embassy One.

“Can’t Stop Me” is the result of an electrifying collaboration between two artists whose long-standing partnership highlights their exceptional creative synergy. Martin Eyerer, co-founder and CEO of Riverside Studios Berlin, brings his technical expertise and experience, while Namito, with his German-Iranian heritage, infuses the project with an innovative production style rich in diverse cultural influences. This house track, with its rumbling and powerful bass, stands out for its melodic and percussive richness, enhanced by the velvety voice of British composer Emil Rømer.

Martin Eyerer, a true icon of the electronic scene, has made a name for himself not only through his DJ sets but also with more than 250 titles to his credit. Recognized and respected worldwide, Eyerer founded Riverside Studios, one of the most influential music studios and creative complexes. His visionary spirit is also evident through the label Kling Klong, which he launched in 2007. With more than 150 releases to date, this label has become a benchmark for quality and sonic innovation.

Namito, as a DJ and producer, brings a special touch by blending different influences. From his beginnings in Tehran to his current international fame, he merges Western house music with Iranian vocals, creating music that speaks to all. He can be found on prestigious labels such as Kompakt, Bedrock, and his own label, Ubersee Music.

Emil Rømer, originally from London and now based in Berlin at Riverside Studios, began his musical career touring with metal bands before turning to songwriting. Previously working as an engineer at Kensaltown Studios in London, he developed a passion for composition across a wide range of musical genres, from rock and grunge to indie, pop, techno, and house. He collaborates with various globally renowned artists like Pan-Pot and SMLR, as well as Florian Reuter and CLOSR for his house project. His versatility and eclecticism have made him a highly sought-after songwriter and a valuable collaborator in the music industry.

Since its creation in 2001, Embassy One has been at the center of Berlin’s electronic music scene, driven by a passion for innovation and an unwavering artistic conviction. With a catalog of globally recognized artists such as Monolink, Moby, Robyn, and Gheist, Embassy One is a vibrant label where artists shaping the future of electronic music come together.

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