No Mana & Tommy Trash “Can’t Say No” to the Return of Electro House

The follow up to his previously released debut LP Secret Level, No Mana recently brought forth his amped up collaboration beside the legendary Tommy Trash. “Can’t Say No” was released this June via mau5trap and if you haven’t heard it yet, give it a listen and a direct add to your summer hype playlists because this one holds the sounds that lay the groundwork for any party. 

Calling upon the golden era of electro house, No Mana and Tommy Trash join forces for the nostalgic “Can’t Say No” which transports listeners back in time. The track features an artillery of technical knowhow and lurid synths which lay the groundwork for Tommy Trash’s own vocals to kick it up even further. What will certainly be the triumphant return of electro house ubiquity is demonstrated right here and now with “Can’t Say No.” 

“Hold onto your hype machine reviews and pause your favorite MySpace emo band and look no further cuz this is your new source of new music promo!!!! Myself and Tommy Trash decided to collaborate and kick off this headache (excuse the vaccine) of a compilation album with our track “Can’t Say No.” This 4-minute baby right here features 3oz of music, a tub of drums, microwaved synthesis, and spicy vocals from, nope, you didn’t guess it, Tommy’s own vocals. The nostalgic ingredients of this track are the perfect recipe for a certified 2008-recession banger. If you need a track to match the pain of your house rapidly depreciating in value, then this is the track for you and your neighbors.” – No Mana

No Mana has experienced a steady rise amongst the mau5trap ranks since being recruited to the iconic label in 2015 by the boss man himself, deadmau5. His unique pixel-art aesthetic and beautifully crafted live visuals, artwork, and music videos all come from No Mana himself and his imaginatively distinct mind. Pair this with his sound encompassing notes from tech-house, progressive, and classic trance and you’ve got a smash success – one that has garnered respect from some of the world’s most admirable producers including deadmau5, Above & Beyond, Sander Van Doorn, Rezz, Martin Garrix, Oliver Heldens, Jason Ross, and many others.