With her new single “Heart”, producer and DJ Liana continues to sharpen her sound in melodic techno. The track builds around steady low-end weight and layered synth lines, moving between airy sections and harder peaks that carry plenty of drive. It’s written for late-night sets but also works in quiet moments with headphones, where the details stand out.
The production leans on contrast. Clean percussion and rising atmospheres create space before heavier drops land, giving the track a clear sense of movement. Rather than relying on a catchy hook, “Heart” leaves an impression through its structure and tone—music that doesn’t grab quickly but leaves something to think about after it ends.
Liana’s path helps explain the approach. Born in Poland and now based in the U.S., she brings together European melodic traditions with a modern electronic sensibility. Her catalog so far is lean—2024’s “Alive” and now “Heart”—but already shows a consistent thread: careful arrangement, strong low-end, and a preference for atmosphere over flash.
There’s a clear sense of intent here. “Heart” isn’t designed for quick consumption. It takes time to unfold, and that patience makes it stand apart in a scene often built on immediacy.
Whether the track ends up as a festival favorite or a quieter underground cut, it suggests Liana is building her own lane, one carefully chosen release at a time.
