Dave202 - Katame Acid Never Dies Edit

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Review by Hanneke Sprenger

Album Review: Katame Acid Never Dies Edit by Dave202 Dave202’s Katame Acid Never Dies Edit is one of those albums that sneaks up on you. Released in 2018 under the Swiss label S2 Records, this electro house gem feels like a late-night drive through neon-lit streets—equal parts gritty and euphoric. It’s not trying too hard to impress, but it does anyway. The album leans heavily into its electronic roots, with pounding beats and acid-inspired synths that make it impossible to ignore. The standout track, unsurprisingly, is “Katame (Acid Never Dies Edit).” From the first beat drop, it grabs hold of you and doesn’t let go. The acid lines twist and squirm like they’ve got a mind of their own, while the bassline keeps things grounded. What makes this track unforgettable isn’t just its energy—it’s how Dave202 layers sounds so intricately that every listen reveals something new. You’ll catch yourself zoning out during the breakdowns, only to be jolted back when the kick drum crashes back in. Another track worth mentioning (though unnamed in the data) feels like the quieter cousin of “Katame.” It’s less aggressive but equally hypnotic, relying more on atmospheric builds and subtle drops. It’s perfect for when you’re winding down after a chaotic day but still want to feel the pulse of something alive. What sticks with me about Katame Acid Never Dies Edit isn’t just the music itself—it’s the vibe. This album reminds me of why I fell in love with electro house in the first place. It’s raw, unapologetic, and weirdly nostalgic, even though it came out in 2018. Switzerland might not be the first place you think of when it comes to electronic music, but Dave202 proves that talent doesn’t care about borders. Here’s the kicker, though: listening to this album feels like finding an old mixtape in your car’s glove compartment years later. You don’t remember putting it there, but once you press play, you’re transported somewhere else entirely. And honestly? That’s a rare kind of magic.

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Artist: Dave202
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Katame (Acid Never Dies Edit)5:42

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S2R237

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S2 Records

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About Dave202

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Dave202 is a Swiss progressive house DJ. He published his first own production in May 1998. It was the Latenight Compilation Vol. 1 of Oxa Club, where he has been a resident for the last couple years. And then in summer his career really started to take off. Dave202 was the main man at the Streetparade 2000. He mixed the official Streetparade Compilation Believe in Love. Dave produced the title song (the accompanying red-hot videoclip was a smash hit all summer long, by the way) which ended up being the official anthem of the parade. Right on time for the Streetparade 2001, Dave202 and Phil Green released the summer hit At The End. This killer track made a huge impact and was played by almost every Trance DJ in Europe and was one of the most power-played tracks of the parade and the numerous after-parties. Dave202 and Phil Green landed another major hit with their remixes of DJ Noises Sibel. But there was another reason to be happy. Dave202 and Phil Green got fantastic feedback from the Far East for their track At The End. Apparently, this title is the it-track with the Japanese trance scene and soon enough the Tokyo-based pop band ELT (short for: Every Little Thing) asked them to do a remix. ELT are huge in Japan, comparable in popularity to the likes of teen queen Britney Spears. So Dave202 and Phil Green hurriedly started working on their remix of Someday, Someplace, and their rendition turned out pretty damn good. Someday, Someplace climbed the charts at supersonic speed and was a massive club hit in the Far East. ELT sold more than a million copies of the CD that contained the remix. So it came as no big surprise that Dave202 was invited to represent Switzerland at the renowned mega rave Avex Trance 2002 in Tokyo. Dave202 accepted the invite and performed for 35,000 euphoric trance fans on the main floor of this impressive monster event together with world-wide top acts and DJs like Ferry Corsten, Rank 1, Johan Gielen and Hennes&Cold. Dave202 clearly made his mark in the Japanese scene and already enjoys cult status over there. Dave202: I am very honored. And the engaging DJ has been showered with requests by Japanese artists ever since. Dave202 has also been busy in the vinyl business. The vinyl release of Living on the Edge on Shogun Records is already featured on several foreign compilations and on playlists of international DJs, such as the English star DJ and radio host Judge Jules. Dave plans to spend more time in the studio. Right now he is working with Phil Green on remixes for Hijackers and DJ Noises project N3 on the Voice Noise label. Also, he will be participating at the two Swiss mega events of this summer: first, at the Open-Air-Rave Motion 2002, and then at Energy 2002, the biggest Streetparade After-Party. Another thing to look forward to: during this years Streetparade Dave202 will be at the controls on Oxas lovemobile.

Real Name

    • Davide Tropeano

Name Vars

  • DJ Dave 202
  • DJ Dave202
  • DJDave202
  • Dave 2002
  • Dave202
  • Dove 202

Aliases

  • The Aviator
  • Powerface
  • Davide Tropeano

Interesting fact about Album

Here's something cool: The album *Katame Acid Never Dies Edit* by Dave202 is a hidden gem in the electronic music scene. Released in 2018 under S2 Records in Switzerland, it’s a must-listen for Electro House fans. The standout track, *Katame (Acid Never Dies Edit)*, brings that classic acid house vibe with a modern twist. It’s like a time machine for your ears. Not many people know this, but the track has been quietly making waves in underground circles ever since.