About Release
Rebecca Delle Piane – Titania EP arrives on Emerald as catalog number EMERALD033, a 12-inch vinyl that marks the producer’s return to the label with a six-track techno statement. The EP is framed by a clear, refined aesthetic that the artist describes as “harsh and precise” while still maintaining a sense of sonic clarity, signalling a fresh direction in her output.
Emerald’s recent output has been busy this year, with Remco Beekwilder’s “Rhythm Pressure” (EMERALD032) and the collaborative “SKETCHES EP Part 2 (2x12”)” (EMERALD031) both preceding this release, while the label’s 2025 entries such as “Tachyon Pulse EP” (EMERALD029) and “Initiate The Future EP” (EMERALD028) set a precedent for forward-looking techno. Within that context, Titania EP continues Emerald’s commitment to pushing the genre’s boundaries.
Side A opens with “Surgical”, a track that cuts with a decisive edge, setting a tone of focused intensity that carries through the side. “Titania”, the title track, follows, offering a slightly more expansive atmosphere while retaining the same razor-sharp focus, creating a subtle shift in mood that prepares the listener for the final A-side cut. “Chiaro Di Luna” rounds out side A, its title suggesting a luminous contrast that balances the preceding hardness with a clearer, more reflective vibe.
Side B begins with “Gran Gala”, a piece that re-introduces the EP’s precise character, acting as a bridge between the A-side’s intensity and the B-side’s evolving palette. “Bees Have Eyes” continues the journey, its evocative name hinting at a buzzing undercurrent that adds texture without breaking the overall cohesion. The record closes with “Dangerous Skin”, a final statement that consolidates the EP’s dual nature of aggression and refinement, leaving space for DJs to cue the track into the latter part of a set.
Within Rebecca Delle Piane’s recent discography, Titania EP follows a productive period that includes the “EXTRASENSO 002” release on Extrasenso Records (EXTR002, 2026) and earlier 12-inch outings “Kriotica” (Key Vinyl, KEY053, 2025) and “Extrasenso” (EXTR001, 2025). Those records explored varied textures, and Titania EP can be heard as a continuation of her pursuit of new creative approaches, now filtered through Emerald’s techno-focused lens.
For DJs, the EP offers six distinct yet interlinked tools. The opening cuts provide tight, driving energy suitable for peak-time builds, while the middle tracks afford a more nuanced groove that works well in transitional moments. The closing track’s refined aggression makes it a strong candidate for late-set momentum, allowing a seamless hand-off to darker, more experimental selections.
The release is pressed as a standard 12-inch vinyl, matching the format of the surrounding Emerald catalogue and the artist’s own recent 12-inch projects. Its physical presentation aligns with the label’s aesthetic without additional embellishments.
Rebecca Delle Piane – Titania EP, Emerald, catalog EMERALD033, 12-inch vinyl, six tracks, techno, released 25 September 2026.
Tracklist:
A1. Rebecca Delle Piane – Surgical
A2. Rebecca Delle Piane – Titania
A3. Rebecca Delle Piane – Chiaro Di Luna
B1. Rebecca Delle Piane – Gran Gala
B2. Rebecca Delle Piane – Bees Have Eyes
B3. Rebecca Delle Piane – Dangerous Skin