Afrojack is adding another underground label to his ever-growing résumé. The Dutch producer teams up with fellow countryman Bart B More for ‘Nothing But This,’ out now via Layton Giordani’s MADMINDS imprint — marking Afrojack’s first release on the label.
‘Nothing But This’ leans into both artists’ roots in Dutch house and electro, built around a driving four-on-the-floor rhythm, heavy low-end, and hypnotic, evolving textures. It’s a stripped-back, club-oriented cut that splits the difference between Afrojack’s commanding production instincts and Bart B More’s more raw, electro-leaning approach. The track is designed to work just as well in a sweaty basement club as it would on a festival mainstage.
Both producers have spent years shaping the Dutch house and electro scene in their own ways, and the collaboration reads as a meeting point of those parallel careers rather than a stylistic stretch for either of them. It’s the kind of pairing that makes sense on paper and, from the sound of the track, works just as well on the dancefloor.
The release lands on MADMINDS, the label Layton Giordani launched in 2025. Giordani built his name through his work on Adam Beyer’s Drumcode imprint and collaborations with artists like Anyma,
