Amelie Lens marks ten years of releasing music with her new single ‘Falling Into Acid Dreams’, out February 27 via her own EXHALE imprint. Consequently, the release arrives as a full-circle milestone for the Belgian techno force, landing a decade after her debut EP ‘Exhale’ first introduced her driving, uncompromising sound.
Moreover, ‘Falling Into Acid Dreams’ reconnects Lens with the foundations of her sonic identity. A tightly controlled 303 bassline pushes the track forward, gradually intensifying before locking into a rolling, hypnotic groove. Meanwhile, her distinctive vocal cuts through sharp percussion and precision-engineered low-end pressure, creating a peak-time weapon designed for both warehouse settings and festival main stages.
Back in 2016, Amelie Lens released her debut three-track EP on Lyase Recordings, laying the groundwork for what would evolve into EXHALE, now one of techno’s most recognisable labels and event platforms. Since then, she has headlined global stages including Awakenings, Sonar, Time Warp, and Tomorrowland, while also delivering a four-hour BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix and launching her own Radio 1 residency.
In addition, EXHALE has grown into a worldwide movement, hosting sold-out showcases and spotlighting emerging artists such as Novah, Airod, Trym, Sara Landry, Klangkuenstler, and Nico Moreno. Stream the track on Spotify below or via your preferred platform here.
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