
Premiere: OSFUR, UVITA and Lampetee let go of control with ‘Chema’ on Crosstown Rebels
OSFUR, UVITA and Lampetee join forces for their debut EP on Damian Lazarus’ iconic Crosstown Rebels with ‘Self Control’, a two tracker that, at its core, challenges the need to always be in control. Arriving on September 18th, this meeting of minds finds a natural home on the label and captures the shared musical language... Read more »

Premiere: Bodaishin and Dexter Crowe keep the wheel turning on Circle of Life
Circle of Life keeps the momentum going with ‘Spinning Around’, a new collaboration between Argentine artist Bodaishin and Australian producer Dexter Crowe. The track lands as the second single from Bodaishin’s upcoming debut album, Circles, and marks Dexter’s return to the label following his ‘Secret’ EP. ‘Spinning Around’ was born on a cold winter night... Read more »

Premiere: PROFF paints ‘Colours You Can’t See’ for his Thunderlab Collective family
PROFF is heading back to familiar ground. The acclaimed producer returns to Thunderlab Collective, a label he has been part of since its very first release, this time with two originals of his own for the imprint’s tenth catalogue number. Leading the release, ‘Colours You Can’t See’ is organic house at its most unhurried. Rather... Read more »

Peachez in Crates drops inaugural, 11-track ‘Crates 001’ compilation
Some compilations feel like a label flex. Others feel like someone’s just opened the right crate at the right party. ‘Crate 001,’ the debut release from Jeddah-based Peachez in Crates, lands firmly in the latter camp. Dropping September 16th, the 11-track VA brings together a seriously international cast of underground house heads, moving between dusty... Read more »

VLADIS joins Act. family with atmospheric new single, ‘What If’
Act. welcomes VLADIS with ‘What If,’ a moody, atmospheric cut from the electronic artist, singer and producer. Known for building melodic productions around emotional vocals and cinematic textures, VLADIS brings that sensibility into a deep, steady groove here. Warm synths and heavily reverbed samples drift through the arrangement, creating a hazy backdrop for the track’s... Read more »

From Buenos Aires to Montreal: Agustín Ficarra talks culture, sonic identity, and his Canadian debut
Ahead of his eagerly anticipated Canadian debut with Sonotopia at Le Livart, Argentine producer and DJ Agustín Ficarra reflects on the rich musical culture that shaped him. Roots run deep in Buenos Aires, a city renowned for its relentless underground energy and legendary figures like Hernán Cattáneo, who paved the way for a new generation... Read more »

Premiere: Lauren Steel floats back to Tamango on a ‘Purple Haze’
Lauren Steel is back with the Tamango Records family! One year after her debut on the label, the London-based house talent returns in the driver’s seat with ‘Purple Haze’, the title track of her brand new EP. Over the last couple of years, Lauren Steel has emerged as one of the names to watch in... Read more »

Premiere: Cameron Jack turns up ‘The Beat’ for an after-hours ride on La Zic
Summer is not ready to fade just yet, and Cameron Jack is here to prove it. The London producer takes the driver’s seat with ‘The Beat’, the title track of his brand new EP on La Zic, a record built for those sunrise moments when the last sunbeams hit the dancefloor and nobody wants to... Read more »

Premiere: Jepe takes a quantum stroll with ‘Fontaine Promenade’ for Sum Over Histories’ 10 years
Sum Over Histories is turning ten, and to mark the occasion Frankey & Sandrino’s imprint is gathering its closest family on a special anniversary compilation. Among the artists who helped shape the label’s sound over the past decade is Jepe, who returns to the fold with ‘Fontaine Promenade’, a graceful and hypnotic cut that captures... Read more »

Premiere: Petar Dundov sends ‘Cambolisa’ soaring on Move Recordings
Croatian electronic music pioneer Petar Dundov lands on Move Recordings with a stunning remix of Dimitri Andreas’ ‘Cambolisa’, taken from the Belgian artist’s new release ‘Pelican’. Stretching the original’s melodic payoff into an emotional and atmospheric journey, Dundov builds his version around a steady, hypnotic groove, layering shimmering synth lines and slowly evolving textures that... Read more »

Premiere: Deetron sends Dimitri Andreas’ ‘Pelican’ on a deep techno flight via Move Recordings
Swiss techno heavyweight Deetron lends his touch to ‘Pelican’, the title track of Dimitri Andreas’ new EP on Move Recordings, and the result is a deep and sophisticated techno excursion built for the late hours. ‘Pelican’ is a five track EP that marks a new chapter for Dimitri Andreas, a respected figure of the underground... Read more »

Premiere: Traumer pours his heart into a crunchy house love letter as Marion Poncet on Fuck Reality
Traumer is back on Smallville’s beloved Fuck Reality imprint, but this time under a different name. As Marion Poncet, the French producer delivers his heartbeats in full length format with ‘The Raging Swells Crushing The Cliff Of My Love’, a deeply personal album pressed as a 2×12″ and the second LP in the Fuck Reality... Read more »

Premiere: Mateo Tapia and Carlos Gatto sharpen the night on Melody Of the Soul
Melody Of the Soul returns with the fourth chapter of its Soul Sampler series, and ‘Soul Sampler IV’ works once again as a snapshot of where the label currently stands. The compilation gathers a broad cast of producers around one shared sensibility, favouring patient arrangements, warm low end and melodies that reveal themselves slowly rather... Read more »

Premiere: Francesca Lombardo gets deep in the acid on her own Echoe imprint
Italian artist Francesca Lombardo returns to her very own Echoe imprint this September with the ‘In Your Bass’ EP, a two-track release packed with acid tones, hypnotic grooves and plenty of character. Landing on vinyl and digital on September 18th, the record is another strong chapter for an artist who has never been afraid to... Read more »

Prima Lux mixed by Roel
To celebrate the release of ‘Dreamliner’ alongside Low Steppa, Roel steps into our Prima Lux series with an hour that sums up exactly where his sound sits right now. It is warm, unhurried and built for the moment a floor starts moving on its own, with filtered disco loops, rolling basslines and vocal hooks threaded... Read more »

Peter Gall lets the drums blossom on Compost Records
After winning the 2025 German Jazz Award for ‘Album of the Year’ with ‘Love Avatar’, German drummer and producer Peter Gall could have simply repeated the formula. Instead, he returns to Compost Records with ‘Drum Seeds’, a bold solo album where raw beats, vintage analog synths and a deep jazz soul collide in fascinating ways.... Read more »

Little Talk with DumitrEscu
Romania has long been a quiet powerhouse in electronic music, and DumitrEscu is one of the names carrying that reputation into new territory. Splitting his time between Bucharest and London, he has built a catalogue that moves comfortably between underground club cuts and records with far wider reach, guided by an instinct for grooves that... Read more »

Premiere: Aitor Ronda lets the groove take control on WHACK with ‘My Loved Ones’
Few producers have shaped the modern hardgroove sound as persistently as Aitor Ronda. The Barcelona artist has been playing vinyl since 1996 and releasing records since 2001, building a catalogue that has landed on Terminal M, Filth on Acid, Octopus and Tronic while earning long-standing support from Carl Cox. His 2018 cut ‘Tweezer’ topped the... Read more »

Kapir returns to SUNCTURE with plenty of attitude via ‘DÉSIR’
SUNCTURE continues its abundant run of groove-led releases with ‘DÉSIR,’ the latest single from label resident Kapir. The new record explores a more playful and sensual side of the producer’s sound, combining organic instrumentation and hypnotic rhythms with unexpected electronic textures and a distinctly French vocal presence. ‘DÉSIR’ doesn’t follow a straight line, instead allowing... Read more »

Premiere: ELIF and Xinobi take ‘Jamaica’ to the front of Marginalia’s Bestiary Vol. 5
Five volumes in, Bestiary has become the clearest picture of what Marginalia actually is. ELIF started the label in Barcelona as a home for the producers whose records fill her sets, naming it after the drawings and scribbled notes that 11th century scribes left in the margins of manuscripts, the one place on the page... Read more »