There’s a certain kind of chaos that only comes alive under strobe lights and thick fog, when bodies move in sync with the beat and time begins to dissolve. That chaos has a soundtrack now, and it’s called “Glowstick Fever.” Crafted by Akapalka—aka Marco Testoni from Sassari, Italy—the track is a high-octane injection of house music built to light up peak-time sets and leave dance floors dripping with neon energy.
Akapalka isn’t just a producer. He’s a multi-dimensional artist who navigates music, film, and animation with ease. His work spans genres and mediums, with one foot planted in electronic music and the other stomping through the gravel of his rock side project, Sfanto. That balance of grit and groove is what makes “Glowstick Fever” so compelling. It’s more than just a house banger—it’s a cinematic trip wrapped in pulsating basslines and hypnotic synths, driven by a vocal hook that feels equal parts nostalgic and futuristic.
The track pulses with urgency, as if it knows it belongs on the biggest stages and the darkest warehouses. It channels that singular feeling of being surrounded by strangers yet entirely connected—glowsticks waving, hearts pounding in unison. There’s a subtle homage to classic house woven into the modern production, which gives it an extra layer of richness, like a love letter to dance music’s evolution.
Marco’s background in visual storytelling is evident here. Even without a music video, you can almost see the flashes of color, the silhouettes in motion, the blur between midnight and morning. “Glowstick Fever” isn’t just a song—it’s a scene, a memory, a movement. And it’s a clear sign that Akapalka is carving out his place not only in the electronic world but in the broader creative universe, one beat, one frame, and one feverish drop at a time.
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