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Artist

elMefti

Followers:
22,582
Popularity:
66/100
Tracked releases:
35
Latest release:
26 Jun 2026

elMefti is Moe Tinawi, a Syrian-born, Germany-based producer who moved from classic rave techno into the harder, club-focused end of hard techno. He has released on labels like Revised Records and The Church Club, and built a following on Beatport's techno charts.

Releases (35)

35 tracks

  1. WIER? by elMefti, KOLE - Hard Techno cover art
  2. Let's Play A Game by elMefti - Hard Techno cover art
  3. Going Insane by elMefti - Hard Techno cover art
  4. BLOW THE SPEAKERS by elMefti, Chaos Project - Hard Techno cover art
  5. Schmerz by elMefti - Hard Techno cover art
  6. New Generation by elMefti - Hard Techno cover art
  7. Shake The Shimmy by Krowdexx, elMefti - Rawstyle cover art
  8. Just Goodbye by elMefti - Hard Techno cover art
  9. HeadBangers by Vortek's, elMefti - Hard Techno cover art
  10. Wanna Play? by HOLY PRIEST, elMefti - Hard Techno cover art
  11. Vielleicht Vielleicht - Holy Priest & elMefti Remix by HOLY PRIEST, MilleniumKid, JBS, elMefti - Hard Techno cover art
  12. Gaija by elMefti, Manji - Hard Techno cover art
  13. Go Psycho by elMefti - Hard Techno cover art
  14. Sukuna by elMefti - Hard Techno cover art
  15. Brain Scramble by HOLY PRIEST, elMefti - Hard Techno cover art
  16. Kira by elMefti - Hard Techno cover art
  17. Under The Lights by HOLY PRIEST, elMefti - Hard Techno cover art
  18. Nunchuck by elMefti - Hard Techno cover art
  19. Give A F*CK by elMefti - Hard Techno cover art
  20. Drop This Bass by HOLY PRIEST, elMefti - Hard Techno cover art

About elMefti

elMefti is one of the rising names in hard techno, a producer whose sound is rooted in the rave but built for peak-time club floors. Born Moe Tinawi in Syria and now based in Germany, he came to production the long way round, first as a raver looking up at the booth, then as a bedroom producer chasing the sounds that moved him.

From bedroom beats to the techno charts

Time spent on sweaty dancefloors is what pulled elMefti toward the decks. He began experimenting in a small home studio, stitching together simple, catchy beats, and within a couple of years his releases were landing on Beatport’s techno and Hype charts. That momentum brought releases on labels such as Revised Records, Dogmatic Label and The Church Club Records, plus bookings across Germany and the Netherlands.

A rave-rooted hard techno

His sound has evolved from classic rave techno into the modern, club-banging hard techno he is known for now: fast, distorted and hook-led rather than purely functional. He has worked alongside producers like Zeltak and Per Pleks, and one of his standout moments on HDRR is the remix of ‘Vielleicht Vielleicht’ with Holy Priest. Tracks like ‘Under The Lights’, ‘Brain Scramble’, ‘Wanna Play?’ and ‘DEVIL’ show the same instinct for a catchy, high-energy drop.

Keeping the pace into 2026

elMefti has kept a relentless release schedule, with 2026 cuts like ‘BLOW THE SPEAKERS’, ‘Going Insane’, ‘Let’s Play A Game’ and ‘New Generation’ arriving in quick succession. He sits comfortably alongside hard techno peers such as Fantasm and Schrotthagen, part of a wave keeping the harder end of techno fresh.

Every new elMefti release lands on the Hard Techno Release Radar the day it hits Spotify. The full tracked catalogue is listed above.

Questions, answered

Who is elMefti?

elMefti is the alias of producer Moe Tinawi, who was born in Syria and is based in Germany. He started out on the dancefloor at raves before moving behind the decks, and grew from classic rave techno into the harder, peak-time sound he is known for today.

What genre is elMefti?

elMefti makes hard techno. His earlier work leaned on classic rave techno, but his releases have shifted toward the faster, distorted, club-driven style that defines the modern hard techno scene.

What is elMefti's biggest track?

One of his most-played tracks on HDRR is the Holy Priest and elMefti remix of 'Vielleicht Vielleicht'. Other highlights include 'Under The Lights', 'Fuck This' and 'Drop This Bass', alongside a steady run of 2026 singles like 'BLOW THE SPEAKERS'.