Two minutes and forty-three seconds is a short window to make a dancefloor case, and that is exactly how long Fesko's "I Know You're A Freak" runs. The Chicago DJ and producer released the single on October 16, 2026 through Dancing Baby Records, and Apple Music files it under House.
Fesko is a Chicago DJ and producer. Recent singles sit in a tech-leaning house lane aimed at the dancefloor.
That compact club focus is useful context for a short, direct single like this. It is not a ten-minute journey piece; it is built to fit into a set and move on.
A Compact Single on Dancing Baby
"I Know You're A Freak" is a one-track release with a 2026 Dancing Baby Records copyright line. At 2:43 it sits in the streaming-friendly length that many tech-leaning house records use now: long enough for a drop and a reset, short enough that a DJ can cut in and out without dragging a mix down.
Apple Music's House label is the store's own filing. Elsewhere the track has been discussed as tech house, which matches the lane Fesko has been working in across recent singles such as "MAKE U MOVE" in 2025 and "Dance With Me" and "Dirty Rhythm" in 2024.
A Catalog That Keeps Moving
Fesko's Apple Music catalog stretches back several years, with collaborations including work with IILO and NGHTWULF, plus remix credits. The recent run of self-led singles shows a producer who is comfortable putting records out at a steady pace rather than waiting on a long album cycle.
The cover for "I Know You're A Freak" keeps the focus on the title type over a bold graphic, which suits a club single that has to read quickly in a streaming grid.
Final Thoughts
"I Know You're A Freak" is a short House cut from a Chicago producer, out on Dancing Baby Records. If you follow compact tech-leaning house singles, it is an easy add. At 2:43, does this feel like the right length for "I Know You're A Freak," or would you rather have an extended club mix? Tell us in the comments.
A Tip for Independent Artists
Fesko's singles keep a clear artist name and a clear label credit every time, which makes it easier for DJs and playlists to trust what they are adding. Pick one spelling of your name and stick to it on every store. When the next track is ready, DistroKid (affiliate link) can send it to Spotify, Apple Music and the other major platforms, with 7% off your membership through that link.
