Sacha Harland knows how to keep it simple and effective. With Let Me Be, the rising producer delivers a straight-up rave tool that does exactly what it needs to do — get people moving.
Driven by tight percussion, punchy piano stabs and a vocal hook that cuts through the haze, this one feels built for peak-time moments. The kind when the strobes hit, the system rumbles and the crowd locks into one shared groove.
There’s no overproduction here. Just raw, rolling energy and a touch of breakbeat detail to keep things interesting. It’s the kind of track that works whether you’re deep in the basement or under the lasers at a festival stage.
Off the back of Filthy Rich, which turned heads with support from names like Indira Paganotto, Hannah Laing, ØTTA and Oliver Heldens, Harland proves he’s not here to mess about. Let Me Be keeps the pressure high and the focus firmly on the floor.
