The latest release on L’CORE’s label reunites the trio for a feel-good dancefloor cut built for summer sessions, late-night moments and crowds not quite ready to call it a night.
L’CORE brings Q.U.A.K.E and AD:86 back together on Late Exit for ‘One More Step’, the latest collaboration to land on his growing imprint. Following their previous release, ‘Move’, the trio return with a feel-good, groove-led record built around the simple idea of keeping the night going. Balancing infectious energy with a clear dancefloor focus, the track captures that familiar moment when the set is flowing, the crowd is locked in and everyone wants one more step.
Designed to move effortlessly between sunset sessions, summer sets and late-night club floors, ‘One More Step’ leans into the uplifting side of electronic music without losing its club-ready edge. Its feel-good approach gives the collaboration an accessible, forward-moving character, making it a natural fit for DJs looking to sustain the energy and keep the dancefloor engaged long after the night was supposed to end.
For L’CORE, the release marks another step in the continued development of Late Exit as a platform for collaborations and forward-facing club music. The Las Vegas-based DJ and producer has been building the imprint around a sound shaped by House, Techno and Afro House, bringing together artists whose individual identities contribute to a shared dancefloor vision. With ‘One More Step’, he continues to develop that collaborative approach, following the momentum of his latest release with Q.U.A.K.E and AD:86.
Q.U.A.K.E returns to Late Exit alongside L’CORE, extending an established creative connection that has already produced previous collaborations including ‘Across The Floor’, ‘Take Me Over’ and ‘Move’. With a catalogue spanning releases and collaborations with artists including Space Motion, Stylo, Braev, David Lindmer, Emiliano Demarco and Aaron Suiss, Q.U.A.K.E continues to bring his experience within the international electronic music scene to the label’s evolving output.
For AD:86, ‘One More Step’ builds on the introduction made with ‘Move’, bringing the artist back into the Late Exit fold for a second outing alongside L’CORE and Q.U.A.K.E. The renewed collaboration reinforces the chemistry established on their previous release, with the trio continuing to explore a shared sensibility centred on groove, energy and records made to connect with a crowd.