GALLØ & Alex Farrell Deliver Hard-Hitting Collaboration ‘Shiva’

Sara Landry’s acclaimed imprint Hekate Records prepares to unleash ‘Shiva,’ a powerful new hard techno collaboration from Scottish producer GALLØ and UK artist Alex Farrell. Marking GALLØ’s debut on the label, the release combines relentless energy with an atmospheric, almost spiritual intensity.

Driven by thunderous low-end pressure, industrial synth work, and haunting ritualistic chants, ‘Shiva’ creates a hypnotic atmosphere that feels both raw and transcendent. The track pulls listeners into its dark, pulsating rhythm, balancing brutal hard techno elements with an ethereal edge. For Alex Farrell, the release follows another recent appearance on Hekate Records alongside MXGN on ‘Comfort In Chaos,’ further strengthening his growing connection with the imprint.

Emerging from Scotland’s underground scene, GALLØ has quickly established himself as one of techno’s most exciting rising names. Known for blending multiple shades of techno into a distinctive and emotionally charged sound, his productions have gained support from leading labels including Exhale, Hekate, Teletech, Now Now, and No Mercy. His intense, texture-driven style — built around abrasive percussion, evolving sound design, and high-impact energy — has earned him appearances across Europe’s club circuit and major festivals such as Terminal V.

Meanwhile, Alex Farrell continues to cement his reputation as one of the standout young figures within the hard techno and hard dance movement. Starting music production at just 12 years old and performing in clubs by 14, Farrell rapidly built momentum through releases on Kaleidoscope Records and support from influential DJs worldwide. His viral Boiler Room debut at 16, followed by his signing to Teletech in 2020, accelerated his rise even further. Since then, he has delivered releases on labels including Reckless, HEKATE, Exhale, and We Are The Brave, with standout tracks such as ‘3am In Berlin,’ ‘Jungle Boy,’ and ‘Sonic Pulse.’ Recent performances include Creamfields, Parklife — where he closed for Teletech — alongside an expanding schedule of international shows throughout Europe and beyond into 2026.