New York producer CID returns to Insomniac Records with ‘Don’t Call Me’, bringing EVALINA into the fold for a dark, vocal-driven club cut. Released on 6th November, the single follows ‘Loaded Gun’, continuing his run on the label with heavy low-end and an after-hours edge.
Built around a late-night encounter, EVALINA’s vocal sets the terms over rolling percussion, crisp claps and a weighty bassline. Dark synths build tension around the hook, while the 130 BPM groove keeps the pressure firmly on the dancefloor. The vocal gives the track its attitude, with CID’s production leaving space for the message to land.
Raised in Queens, CID’s journey began digging through record shops at just 11 years old, before DJing led him into production and engineering. His credits include co-producing Cedric Gervais’ GRAMMY-winning remix of Lana Del Rey’s ‘Summertime Sadness’, followed by a nomination for his own remix of LSD’s ‘Audio’. Alongside his releases, he also heads up Night Service Only.
EVALINA arrives with a substantial dance music résumé, having written for Felix Jaehn, Nicky Romero, NOTD and Audien, alongside collaborating with Armin van Buuren and Punctual on ‘Angels’. On ‘Don’t Call Me’, she takes centre stage, adding a direct vocal hook to CID’s bass-heavy framework. The single is out now via Insomniac Records.
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