The name bakh points straight at Bach, and the project says so openly. bakh describes the project as "inspired by Bach yet driven by modern club culture," merging classical piano with indie dance, afro house and tech house. The new single "Lazy Piano" came out on October 16, 2026 through Exx Underground.
Two Versions for Two Settings
The release comes in two mixes. The Extended Mix runs 5:21 and is made for DJs who need room to blend. The Radio Edit runs 3:39 and is the version for playlists and car rides. The embed below is the Extended Mix, so you get the full journey.
The track is tagged as indie dance, with happy, energetic and sexy moods. That is a lighter mix than a lot of club music right now, and we think the title fits that vibe: it promises an easygoing piano idea on a groove that is made to keep people moving.
A Steady Run on Exx Underground
"Lazy Piano" is not the first bakh release on the label. Exx Underground has also put out tracks such as "Soy Intisar," which is currently bakh's top track on Beatport. On Spotify, other releases include "Hype Me," "Naughty Monkey," "Alexa," "Lose My Mind," "Gatito," "Cigarettes and Sex" and "Kyra," a collaboration with Cafe De Anatolia.
bakh says the shows have gone from intimate clubs to festival stages. The mix of classical piano with dance styles is the thread that ties all of it together.
Piano on the Dance Floor
Piano hooks have a long history in dance music, and they work because they are instantly recognizable. bakh's angle is to bring a classical touch to that tradition. The cover art for "Lazy Piano," catalog number EXX519, swaps any piano imagery for a swirl of black, orange and lilac, which keeps the focus on the energy of the track. It is out now on Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, Amazon Music, SoundCloud and YouTube.
Final Thoughts
"Lazy Piano" is a feel-good indie dance single from a producer who builds on classical piano. If you want something upbeat with a classical twist, give it a spin.
A Tip for Independent Artists
Offering both an extended mix and a radio edit is a smart way to serve DJs and playlist listeners at the same time. If you release multiple versions of your tracks, DistroKid (affiliate link) makes it easy to upload them together and send them to the major stores.
Do you prefer extended mixes or radio edits? Tell us in the comments.
