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Moeaike mark their Ulu Records debut with a fresh remix of Gianni Romano & Emanuele Esposito’s ‘It’s Not Right.’ Bringing their signature groove-driven sound to the track, the Italian duo deliver a warm, rolling house cut sure to dominate dancefloors throughout the summer and autumn. Hailing from Taranto, Italy, Moeaike have quickly established themselves with... Read more »

Bay Area talent 96 Vibe lands on There Is A Light with a two-track EP built around infectious percussion, Latin-infused rhythms, and late-night house energy. Opening with ‘Coco Trip,’ a collaboration with FOOLiE, the EP dives straight into a rolling, groove-heavy workout before ‘Monalisa,’ made alongside Sonrizas, brings a more hypnotic edge with its playful... Read more »

D-Nox and Elan Myles reunite for ‘Everglades,’ a deep and emotive new single arriving on Sprout. Built around warm basslines and expansive melodic textures,’ Everglades’ unfolds with effortless patience, balancing hypnotic grooves with moments of soaring release. The duo’s chemistry is on full display, weaving together D-Nox’s refined progressive sensibilities with Elan Myles’ melodic touch... Read more »

Simply City is fast becoming one of the progressive scene’s most dependable producers. Teaming up with Solis for their debut on Balance Music, the pair deliver ‘Tisno,’ a two-track EP brimming with summer energy. First premiered during Simply City’s standout live stream from Balance Croatia 2025, the tracks quickly became the most requested IDs in... Read more »

Synthesis Recordings marks its ninth release with ‘Expressions Vol.1,’ a compilation showcasing five distinct voices from Argentina’s thriving progressive house scene. United by a shared focus on melodic storytelling and dancefloor functionality, each track offers its own unique perspective, emotion, and sonic identity. Opening the compilation, Luca Abayan, Abity & Andy Frangi blur the line... Read more »

Across his new EP ‘Side Order,’ Paris-based producer Sim Fossil steps back toward the dancefloor with a sound that feels playful, hypnotic and rooted in the late-80s/early-90s lineage he’s always gravitated toward. After the more atmospheric detour of ‘Tidal Figures,’ this release reconnects with the proto-house, Italo and leftfield house influences that have quietly threaded... Read more »

There is a particular kind of patience that separates a good club record from a great one, and Gabey has clearly been studying it. ‘Indulge In’ arrives as the third official release on Wide Shut Records, and it marks the first time the Montréal artist has stepped out alone on the imprint he co-founded. It... Read more »

There’s something about the best Houseum records: they feel like they’ve been dug out of some forgotten 90s record bag, but somehow sound completely at home in the present. Holo’s ‘Thunder’ EP is exactly that kind of record – warm, hazy and deeply rooted in the dancefloor, but with enough oddball touches and genre cross-pollination... Read more »

Venezuelan producer Slaqk has spent the past few years quietly assembling one of the warmest palettes in organic house. Born Miguel Lessey, he arrived at dance music through lofi beatmaking and instrumental sketching, and that history still shapes the way he builds a record. Grooves are given room to breathe, textures are treated as melodies... Read more »

Some records chase a trend. Others simply chase a feeling, and ‘Burning’ belongs firmly in the second camp. FunkT!de returns to SUNCTURE with a groove that smoulders rather than explodes, built on a rolling bassline, crisp live percussion and the warm, funk-leaning musicality that has quietly become his calling card. Horns and guitar licks weave... Read more »