Retro Belgica Records Unites Six Artists on the Sweeping 'House of Acid' Remix EP

There are moments in trance that feel like a family reunion — and today is one of them. Retro Belgica Records has dropped The House of Acid Remix EP, a four-track collection that brings together six artists under one unmistakable acid banner. Released on July 9, 2026, this is the kind of collaborative project that reminds us why trance has always been more than music — it's a movement.

A Collective Vision in Four Acts

The EP unites Retro Belgica, Steve & Raff, R.O.X.X, David Grylls, Santini, and Franco la Cara for a reimagining of the acid trance blueprint. With a BPM range stretching from 73 all the way up to a fist-pumping 150, the release isn't afraid to explore the full emotional and energetic spectrum of the genre. From hypnotic, rolling mid-tempo builds to full-throttle acid trance peaks, the four tracks chart a journey that the trance family will want to take on repeat.

Catalogue number BEFG42600010 marks another milestone for Retro Belgica Records, a label that has quietly become a cornerstone for artists who refuse to let the soul of acid trance fade into the background. That 150 BPM ceiling is not a coincidence — this is a label that understands what the floor needs.

Six Names, One Sound Identity

What makes The House of Acid more than just another remix EP is the sheer breadth of talent assembled. Steve & Raff bring their unmistakable layered production sensibility, while R.O.X.X and David Grylls contribute textures that feel both nostalgic and urgently modern. Santini and Franco la Cara round out the roster with their own approaches to the acid formula — each one a distinct voice, yet every track feels like it belongs in the same room, at the same party, with the same tribe.

Retro Belgica themselves anchor the project, giving the EP a throughline that keeps it cohesive across its four tracks. This is curated community energy at its finest.

Why This EP Matters for the Trance Community

In an era where trance listeners are constantly hunting for releases that honour the history of the genre while pushing it forward, The House of Acid Remix EP lands exactly where it should. The acid subgenre has been experiencing a powerful resurgence — you can feel it in ASOT sets, you can hear it in the warm-up rooms at Luminosity, and you can see it in the way artists who built their reputations on the progressive and melodic ends of trance are increasingly embracing that iconic 303 squelch.

With just four tracks, this EP punches above its weight. At €5.49, it's also one of the more accessible pickups of the month — the kind of release you add to your bag before a set and reach for when the room needs that extra dimension of grit and groove.

Tracklist Highlights

• Four original remix interpretations, each bringing a unique production signature
• BPM range from 73 to 150 — versatile enough for the opening hour or the late-night peak
• Six contributing artists across the release, making this a genuine collective effort
• Available now on Beatport, priced at €5.49

Whether you're a DJ digging for that perfect acid moment mid-set, or a listener who just wants to surrender to something that sounds like pure emotion processed through a synthesizer from another era — The House of Acid Remix EP from Retro Belgica Records is calling your name. The trance family just got louder.