Enrico Rosica and Timo Maas have teamed up with Italian vocalist Ivye for ‘No More’, a new progressive house collaboration released via Magnetic Magazine Recordings.

The project brings together three artists with connections to Rimini. Rosica and Maas were introduced through producer Francesco Mami, while Ivye, real name Francesca Pianini Mazzucchetti, also comes from the Italian city.

Her involvement proved central to the development of ‘No More’. The track initially began in a different form, but the addition of Ivye’s vocal prompted Rosica and Maas to rethink the production around her performance.

Lyrically, ‘No More’ explores appearances, screens and the pressure surrounding visibility. Ivye’s vocal gives those ideas a human centre, while the production places them against a progressive electronic backdrop designed to retain its impact in a club setting.

Alongside the main Vocal Mix, Rosica delivers his own Dub Mix. The alternative version reduces the prominence of the full vocal and gives the instrumental more room to develop, while retaining enough shared elements to keep both interpretations connected.

Timo Maas will complete the package with his ‘Riviera Mix’ on 9th October. The staggered release gives ‘No More’ three distinct forms, moving between the song-led original and versions geared more directly towards DJs.

Early support has already started to arrive. Rosica’s Dub Mix has featured on Mike van Brugge’s Flipside Radio, while Rob Zile played a Timo Maas version on Brain Food Radio. Black Coffee and Chris Fortier have also responded to the release, with Hernán Cattáneo among those downloading Rosica’s interpretation.

For Rosica, Maas and Ivye, ‘No More’ ultimately grew through collaboration rather than arriving with a fixed destination. Ivye’s contribution changed the shape of the record, while its subsequent mixes allow each producer to pull the original idea towards a different corner of the dancefloor.

‘No More’ is out now via Magnetic Magazine Recordings, with Timo Maas’ ‘Riviera Mix’ following on 9th October 2026.