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Aaron Suiss on using Monark for full-bodied low end

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Aaron Suiss has been pushing his own corner of melodic techno for years, but 2024 and 2025 have marked a particularly strong run.

Between collaborations with Einmusik, Gai Barone, and Citizen Kain, as well as steady support from names like Hernan Cattaneo, Miss Monique, and Nora En Pure, his sound has landed on festival stages from EDC Mexico to Universo Paralello.

Now based in Koh Phangan, Thailand, Suiss balances label work at Echoes Of Time with a packed release schedule, including Hypno Therapy, his latest collaboration with Barak White. Built on hypnotic grooves and an emotive core, the track’s low end design is a reminder that Suiss treats bass as more than an afterthought.

In this interview, he breaks down exactly how he uses Monark to shape powerful, clean bass lines that carry his music on the dancefloor...

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