Dave Violenza has just released his new single, Quindar, which is a brief yet impactful techno track that channels the eerie beauty of space.
Rooted in a real 2016 audio clip from the International Space Station, the track features the iconic NASA “quindar tones” as sonic bookends—signaling both beginning and end. Dave combines crisp, tactile beats with drifting ambient textures, crafting a piece that evolves rather than repeats.
Unlike his previous work, Quindar pulses with movement, echoing the astronaut’s awe-struck words about Earth’s constant change. At under three minutes, it’s a compact, cinematic journey—part signal, part emotion—built to feel like falling through space.
The track is a testament to Dave Violenza’s ability to blend technical precision with human vulnerability in sound. Check out Quindar below.
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