"Days of Detroit" is the track that put Gabriel Ben's solo career on the map in a massive way. Released as part of the Beats For The Party EP in 2009, this monster techno record quickly became one of GB’s biggest hits, dominating dancefloors and music charts worldwide. Fresh off a split from the Tattoo Detectives, GB came out swinging with this floor-shaking anthem that showcased his signature sound and firmly established him as a force in the global techno scene.
With its relentless groove, pulsating stabs, and deep, thundering bass, Days of Detroit is a big-room techno weapon. The track embodies the spirit of Detroit techno while giving it a modern, powerful twist that captivated both underground and mainstream audiences. The infectious rhythm and driving momentum make it a club and festival staple, pushing energy levels through the roof every time it drops.
This track caught the attention of Carl Cox, who not only included it on multiple CDs, including the Mixmag Main Stage Madness compilation, but also charted it at #1, making it a fixture in his sets. Days of Detroit also topped multiple techno charts and became a favorite in online music stores, cementing its place as a global anthem.
With its massive stabs, deep grooves, and explosive build-ups, Days of Detroit is an unforgettable tune that defined an era and elevated Gabriel Ben's career to new heights. It’s a track that still resonates with techno lovers, thanks to its sheer power, infectious energy, and timeless appeal. This is pure techno from GB—bold, big, and built to move the crowd.
