Max Styler Drops One More on Nu Moda Featuring UK MC Ad-Apt
Max Styler makes a calculated return to his Nu Moda imprint with One More, a restless vocal-driven club weapon built for nights that refuse to wind down. Released on February 13, the new single marks Styler’s second outing on his fast-rising label.It strengthens his growing authority in the space where indie dance aesthetics meet electro-laced tech house.
Max Styler Returns to Nu Moda With One More
One More focuses on sustained momentum instead of a dramatic festival drop. The track builds tension through attitude and groove continuity. UK MC Ad-Apt delivers a sharp lyrical presence and drives the production with a mischievous rhythmic cadence that instantly locks into the beat. His hook-led delivery moves across serrated sawtooth synths and rave-inspired hoover stabs, while crisp late-night drum programming powers the track in peak-time club environments.
Ad-Apt Adds Vocal Energy to the Club-Ready Release
The topline is playful yet calculated. The groove is lean and propulsive.. The lights remain low. Nobody is ready to leave.
Max Styler Speaks
One More is a late-night anthem. We’ve all been there. The music is thumping, you are locked in a flow state, and the night feels endless.
Ad-Apt adds:
There is always time for one more.
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The release follows a milestone year for Max Styler, who continues to blur the lines between underground credibility and global mainstage reach. After completing his first North American headline tour and securing multiple Beatport number-one records throughout 2024 and 2025, Styler launched the Nu Moda label and events brand in October 2025. The imprint debuted with You and Me.
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With One More, Max Styler and Ad-Apt capture the raw electricity of after-hours culture into a focused club statement. This statement prioritizes groove over spectacle and flow over formula.
