SEBASTIEN LEGER — Radar / Hiding In The Dark

Sebastien Leger – RADAR / HIDING IN THE DARK opens the NO DRAMA release NDXP008, a 12-inch progressive house record that arrives on 15 January 2027. The French producer, known for his meticulous studio craft, delivers two fresh cuts that balance atmosphere, movement and emotional detail while keeping a clear eye on the dancefloor. Within the NO DRAMA catalogue, this EP follows a string of releases that have shaped the label’s progressive outlook. Earlier in 2026 the imprint delivered the compilation NO DRAMA VOL. 3 LP (NDXP007) and the YuvÉE single “LAVA CORE / BLUE” (NDXP006). 2025 saw Roy Rosenfeld’s “DA VISION / GET LOOSE” (NDXP002) and Khen’s “BACK IN THE DAYS / USUAL MADNESS” (NDXP003). Leger’s contribution arrives after these entries, reinforcing the label’s focus on deep, evolving grooves. Side A opens with “Radar”. The title suggests a sweeping, forward-looking vibe that fits naturally after the label’s earlier, more melodic outings. Its placement as the sole A-side track gives it space to develop a gradual build, offering DJs a flexible entry point for early-night sets. On the flip side, “Hiding In The Dark” follows a darker tonal implication, providing a contrast that can serve as a bridge into deeper, more introspective moments of a set. The two tracks together frame the EP with a clear A-B narrative, each reinforcing the progressive house aesthetic while allowing for distinct mixing opportunities. For Leger, “Radar / Hiding In The Dark” follows the 2025 12-inch “KOI FISH / GAUFRETTE” on Early Morning (EARLY004). While the earlier release explored melodic fragments, the new NO DRAMA tracks expand his palette toward a more expansive, club-ready sound, demonstrating his ability to evolve without abandoning the meticulous detail that defines his work. In the current underground landscape, where progressive house often oscillates between peak-time energy and late-night introspection, this EP offers a concise yet potent statement. The two tracks provide enough variation to be programmed separately or as a mini-set, making the record a useful tool for DJs seeking to shape a narrative arc on the floor. From a collector’s perspective, the 12-inch format preserves the analog warmth that complements Leger’s production style. The record’s straightforward two-track layout makes it an attractive addition for those who value focused releases that highlight a single artist’s vision without filler. Sebastien Leger – RADAR / HIDING IN THE DARK, NO DRAMA, catalogue NDXP008, 12-inch vinyl, two tracks. Tracklist: A1. Sebastien Leger – Radar B1. Sebastien Leger – Hiding In The Dark