One of the most explosive moments on the ‘ULTRASONIDO,’ album, ‘Neon Maze’ is Juan Hansen at his most direct. Built unapologetically for the dancefloor, the track channels the euphoric disorientation of a night out, where flashing lights, movement, and momentum blur into a hypnotic rush. Rather than searching for an escape, it embraces the freedom of getting lost and surrendering completely to the experience.

As Hansen explains: “It’s about someone getting lost in a neon maze while going out dancing – and feeling good about being lost that way. They stop trying to find their way out and simply give themselves over to the journey. It’s a strong, direct track made purely for dancing.”

The release arrives as part of ‘ULTRASONIDO,’ Hansen’s debut album and the first release on his newly launched Ultrasonido Records. Drawing on a background that spans Argentina’s indie and rock scenes through to his genre-blurring electronic productions, the LP captures the producer’s expansive approach to songwriting and live performance, with ‘Neon Maze’ standing out as one of its most uncompromising club cuts.

‘Neon Maze’ is available here