Dish Dash link with Italian producers Glowal for a new techno cut that trades spectacle for pure dancefloor tension.

There’s a particular energy that only exists after midnight – when the lights drop, the room tightens and the dancefloor stops being a place and becomes a feeling. On ‘All I Wanna Do’, Dish Dash tap directly into that moment, teaming up with Italian duo Glowal for a track that trades spectacle for pure, locked-in groove.

Released via their imprint IN ACT, the collaboration leans into restraint. Rolling basslines carry the weight, tension builds in slow increments, and hook-led vocals sit deep in the mix rather than floating above it. The result feels intentional and physical – music engineered less for streaming metrics and more for bodies moving in sync at 2AM.

Glowal’s indie-leaning melodicism softens the edges without diluting the impact, folding emotive textures into Dish Dash’s tougher, late-night framework. It’s a meeting point between two scenes – the cinematic sweep of European melodic techno and the stripped-back directness that has come to define the Saudi duo’s club sets – and the chemistry feels immediate rather than engineered.

“We wanted to create a track full of groove and energy, designed for movement and late-night moments. It’s a celebration of music that brings people together and keeps the dancefloor alive.”

Dish Dash

For Glowal, the track reads like a love letter to the dancefloor. Dish Dash approach it from a similar place, shaping the record around momentum and motion, chasing the kind of groove that doesn’t let up until the lights come on. Together, they land somewhere in between – part manifesto, part peak-time barnstormer.

The release also marks another confident step for IN ACT, the label Dish Dash launched to platform forward-thinking club music from the Middle East and beyond. In just over a year, the imprint has become less of a side project and more of an extension of their identity – a space where collaborations like this feel natural rather than strategic.

About Dish Dash

As artists, Hassan and Abbas Ghazzawi have long occupied a unique position. As Dish Dash, the brothers helped shape Saudi Arabia’s modern electronic landscape at a time when the scene barely had infrastructure, let alone international visibility. Their sets – equal parts driving techno and melodic release – have since travelled from regional stages to global institutions, carrying a distinctly Middle Eastern perspective into global club culture.

About Glowal

The Italian pairing are known for threading atmosphere through rhythm, balancing emotional weight with club functionality. It’s a sensibility that has earned them a loyal following across the melodic techno circuit, and on ‘All I Wanna Do’, that instinct for mood slips neatly into Dish Dash’s more percussive world.

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