Rotterdam-based tech house producer Gino Da Koda has released “The Only One” through Barcelona’s Crazy Nutz Music, adding another independent label to his international discography. Released October 23, 2026, the single combines a 128 BPM tech house arrangement with vocal-driven production. The Dutch artist is also preparing “Body Movin’,” a forthcoming collaboration with Gustaff scheduled for November 20 on Kubbo Records.

Gino Da Koda Joins Crazy Nutz Music

Dutch DJ and producer Gino Da Koda continues his 2026 release schedule with “The Only One,” his new single on Crazy Nutz Music.

Released October 23, the track marks his first appearance on the Barcelona-based label.

The recording carries the catalogue number NUTZ055 and consists of one original mix.

According to Beatport, “The Only One” is classified as Tech House, with a duration of six minutes and 33 seconds at 128 BPM in E-flat minor.

The single adds another release to a catalogue that has steadily developed across different independent electronic music labels.

For Crazy Nutz Music, the project introduces a producer whose musical identity is closely connected to percussion, bass-driven arrangements and recognisable vocal elements.

Inside “The Only One”

“The Only One” follows Gino Da Koda’s established interest in groove-oriented electronic production.

The track incorporates a rhythmic foundation with a prominent vocal performance that moves between repeated phrases and more elaborate passages.

According to the label’s release notes, the vocal delivery includes influences from garage and hip-hop, adding a distinctive character to the arrangement.

The production combines these elements with the recurring rhythmic structure associated with tech house.

At 128 BPM, the recording occupies a tempo commonly used in contemporary club sets, with an extended arrangement suitable for DJ mixing.

Rather than relying on a complex collection of instrumental layers, the track places particular emphasis on the relationship between rhythm and voice.

This approach reflects the producer’s wider discography, where percussion and vocal character frequently contribute to the identity of individual releases.

Who Is Gino Da Koda?

Born in 1997 and based in Rotterdam, Gino Da Koda began developing an interest in DJing at an early age.

According to his official biography, he started mixing records at twelve and experimenting with music production at fifteen.

What initially began as a personal interest gradually developed into a professional project.

By the age of twenty-two, he had decided to pursue his musical career more seriously.

His early releases helped introduce his sound to audiences in Rotterdam, with “Dirty South” identified in his biography as one of the recordings associated with his initial local recognition.

Musically, Da Koda combines elements of tech house and minimal/deep tech with influences drawn from African and South American rhythms.

His biography also identifies Ibiza’s club culture as an important reference point.

These influences are reflected in a production style that regularly uses rolling percussion, prominent basslines and vocal elements.

A Discography Across International Labels

Before joining Crazy Nutz Music, Gino Da Koda developed a catalogue connected to several established underground music imprints.

His releases have appeared on Deeperfect, La Pera Records, NoZzo Music, Distance Music, Black Seven Music and Repopulate Mars, among others.

Individual recordings include “Respect The Groove,” “G’s Up” with Nick García (NL), “Geakin’” and “Alisha.”

He also collaborated with Ferra Black on “Star,” released through Deeperfect.

These projects have allowed him to explore different approaches to rhythmic electronic music while maintaining a recognisable production identity.

His 2026 catalogue also includes “Lifestyle,” released through Grood Taste in September, and “Flow Sista,” a collaboration with Dem Boyz and Nick García (NL) issued through Pool At Noon Label in March.

The October release of “The Only One” continues this sequence of original music and collaborations.

From Rotterdam to the United States and Latin America

Gino Da Koda’s career has also developed through international performances.

According to touring information supplied in his artist presskit, he completed his first United States tour in 2024, followed by a Latin American tour in 2025.

His listed performance history includes venues such as Toffler and Now&Wow in Rotterdam, The Cut in Austin, Elixir in Orlando, Viuz in Medellín and Zouk in San José.

These appearances demonstrate how his activities have extended beyond the Netherlands into different club markets.

The United States is particularly relevant to the continued growth of independent house music, with cities such as Miami, Austin and Los Angeles maintaining active communities of DJs, promoters and electronic music audiences.

For producers working within tech house, touring and recorded releases often develop alongside one another.

Da Koda’s catalogue and reported international appearances illustrate that relationship.

Crazy Nutz Music and Barcelona’s Independent Tech House Scene

Crazy Nutz Music was established in Barcelona in May 2024 by Arnau Ariza.

The independent imprint focuses on tech house and minimal/deep tech, incorporating elements of Latin-influenced grooves and other contemporary club sounds.

Its catalogue includes recordings from a range of international producers.

The label has also developed a visual identity centred on original artwork and promotional concepts accompanying individual releases.

“The Only One” represents a new connection between the Rotterdam and Barcelona electronic music communities.

The release brings Da Koda’s established production approach into a catalogue dedicated to independent, rhythm-focused club music.

New Collaboration With Gustaff Arrives November 20

Following “The Only One,” Gino Da Koda is preparing another release.

Beatport lists “Body Movin’,” a collaboration with Gustaff, for November 20, 2026, through Kubbo Records.

The forthcoming track is classified as Tech House, running at 130 BPM in D minor, with a listed duration of six minutes and one second.

Unlike “The Only One,” which is already available, “Body Movin’” remains a scheduled release.

The collaboration provides another example of Da Koda’s continued activity across independent labels and his interest in working with other producers.

A New Chapter in His International Career

With “The Only One,” Gino Da Koda adds Crazy Nutz Music to an increasingly extensive catalogue.

The recording connects his established rhythmic production style with a Barcelona label focused on independent tech house.

Its release also arrives during an active year that includes previous singles and a newly announced collaboration.

For listeners following underground house music, Da Koda’s development illustrates how artists can build international careers through consistent production, independent label relationships and live performances.

As “Body Movin’” approaches its November 20 release, “The Only One” offers another documented step in the Rotterdam producer’s continuing musical career.