Interviews

With ‘Watching Back,’ Marina Trench steps into a new chapter of her artistic journey – one shaped by instinct, introspection, and a renewed sense of creative freedom. Known for her radiant, soulful approach to house music, she has spent the past years refining her craft on dancefloors around the world, from her long-standing residency at... Read more »

After more than a decade away from the spotlight, Giom returns with a statement, not just a comeback, but a celebration of a sound that helped shape a generation of deep house. With ‘Giom Classics Part.1’ on Supremus Records, long-time fans finally get their hands on fully remastered versions of essential cuts like ‘The Message,’... Read more »

Rotterdam’s Ferré is part of a new wave of artists reshaping the club landscape through instinct, openness, and a deep-rooted connection to rhythm. As both a DJ and cultural catalyst, through his work with WORM and the Anda Electronix collective, his sound is less about fitting into a single lane and more about exploring the... Read more »

Few features feel as revealing as an artist tracing the records that quietly shaped their identity. In the case of Alex Drift, that journey is anything but linear. Spanning two decades in Berlin’s ever-evolving electronic underground, Drift’s sound has been forged through constant reinvention, moving between house, indie dance, disco, and leftfield pop with a... Read more »

Another Taste returns with ‘Another Taste II,’ a record that expands their universe with deeper songwriting, richer arrangements, and a fully realised sense of identity. Rooted in analog craft and powered by a growing collective of musicians, the album builds an “imaginary metropolis” where their sound can live freely – unbothered by algorithms, trends, or... Read more »

Long celebrated as one half of Scratch Massive, Maud Geffray has quietly carved out a distinct space of her own – one that leans deeper into cinematic textures, introspection, and dreamlike composition. With two solo albums already behind her and a growing body of work across film and club contexts, her evolution feels both natural... Read more »

Few artists have managed to bridge heritage influences and contemporary club culture as seamlessly as Mozambo. Over the past year, the duo has entered a more defined phase of their journey, with a steady stream of releases, growing international bookings, and the expansion of their Jungle Disco imprint all moving in sync. Their latest release,... Read more »

Fresh off a string of standout releases and high-profile collaborations, Orsay continues to carve out a sound that feels both emotionally rich and club-ready. From linking up with Kotiēr on ‘1886’ on Abracadabra to his upcoming Ninja Tune return with a Poolside remix, his recent output reflects a natural evolution shaped by connection, intuition, and... Read more »

FSQ – Funk, Style, Quality – has always been a mission as much as a name. Frontman, DJ, archivist, and cosmic groove evangelist Chuck Da Fonk (a.k.a. Chuck Fishman) has spent the last decade steering the collective’s sound, bridging P-Funk lineage with modern dance culture, and shaping the creative direction of Soul Clap Records. With... Read more »

Avant-garde duo Mia Mendi have built a reputation on crafting tracks that don’t just sound big – they feel intentional. Their latest release, ‘Lights Don’t Lie’ on Interstellar Recordings, is a perfect example: a collaboration that balances emotional weight with mainstage precision, where every element – from the vocal to the low-end – lands exactly... Read more »