
Nico Falla Lands on FISHER's Catch & Release With “Let Me In”
Long before “Let Me In” officially reached streaming platforms, people were already asking about it.
The track quietly became one of the most requested IDs from FISHER's sets after the Australian superstar began testing it in front of massive crowds. With every play, the reaction grew stronger. Fans wanted to know the track's name, who produced it, and when it would finally be released. For Nico Falla, watching that happen was surreal. The record had been created with a clear vision in mind, but seeing thousands of people connect with it before release confirmed that the idea was working exactly as intended.
Originally, “Let Me In” started as an attempt to fully showcase his sound on a bigger scale. Rather than following trends, Nico Falla wanted to create something simple, direct, and effective while maintaining enough personality to stand out. The result became a modern fusion of Tech House and Bass House, balancing heavy energy with a raw club feel. Built for both dancefloors and festival stages, the track was designed to be powerful enough for DJs while remaining memorable enough for listeners to recognize instantly.

The story behind the release makes its success even more meaningful. Nico Falla produced the track while still living at his parents' house, during a period when he was building everything from the ground up. At the time, opportunities like releasing on Catch & Release felt more like long-term goals than immediate possibilities. Today, seeing “Let Me In” officially arrive on the label feels like a full-circle moment, connecting years of work, ambition, and belief in his own sound.
His connection to electronic music began years earlier during childhood car rides with his father. Those drives often included music from Daft Punk, the duo that first sparked his fascination with electronic music. Beyond the records themselves, he became inspired by the way they built an entire identity around their sound. That idea of creating a recognizable world around the music continues to influence how he approaches the Nico Falla project today.
Among today's artists, FISHER and John Summit stand out as major inspirations because of their ability to transform DJ sets into genuine experiences rather than simple performances. On the production side, GENESI has become one of the artists he studies most closely, particularly because of his clean, modern, and powerful approach to sound design. Those influences can be heard throughout a style that Nico Falla describes simply as "mind-blending sounds."
One of the defining moments of his career came during Empire Music Festival in 2022. Performing in front of approximately 3,000 people on the festival's second stage, he experienced the first moment where the name Nico Falla genuinely felt connected to an audience. That performance changed everything. It gave him the confidence to take the project more seriously and commit fully to pursuing a career in music.

That same energy carries into his live performances today. Whether pointing directly at people in the crowd, feeding off their reactions, or simply sharing the excitement of the moment, he believes connection comes from experiencing the music together. According to Nico Falla, one of the reasons his sets work is because the energy is real. More often than not, he feels like he's the one having the most fun on stage.
Outside of music, there are a few things fans may not expect. Despite spending more and more time traveling, he has a significant fear of flying, something he continues working to overcome. When he's not producing or performing, there's also a good chance he's playing FIFA, one of his favorite ways to unwind between projects.
Momentum continues to build. Following a recent tour in Argentina, upcoming shows in El Salvador alongside Martin Trevy are already planned, with a larger European tour expected later this year, including a strong focus on Amsterdam. On the production side, collaborations with Fab Massimo, BARTS, and Bradeazy are already in the works, alongside another unrevealed project with a respected artist from the melodic techno world.
For Nico Falla, “Let Me In” represents more than another release. It's a statement of identity and the beginning of a new chapter. He hopes listeners hear his essence as a producer and recognize the direction he's taking moving forward. And for anyone discovering his music for the first time, his message remains simple: you're not late. You're arriving right at the start of the journey.
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