Latebloomers Records plants its first seed with The First Bloom, a debut vinyl release bringing together five artists connected through friendship and a shared affection for underground dance music.
Some records simply settle into the day.
With Educator, Charlie DK opens both his debut EP and the latest chapter of Drifted Records with a track that immediately reflects the patience and experience behind the project.
Between skate sessions, cinema soundtracks, late-night studio hours, and the rolling grooves of Northern club culture, Matthew Swinbourne has quietly built a creative universe entirely his own.
With "Cumbia On Pills", D.R.F. Pills launches his own imprint in appropriately unconventional fashion.
Parisian producer Abou Naïm (Nils) inaugurates his freshly launched imprint, Abou Naïm Records, with “All Or Nothing” – a statement rooted in the playful intersection of House and Hip Hop.
With "Methods Of Control", BODJ opens a new chapter, not only as a producer but also as the founder of his newly launched imprint, Methods Of Dance.
With "Pisco Slap EP", Luis Ripa makes an impressive debut on Fabe's Salty Nuts imprint, further cementing his reputation as one of the most exciting emerging names in the European underground.
Self-released and already battle-tested on some of the world's most respected dancefloors, Andy Somoza's "Pump Up" arrives with serious credentials.
As Toscal Records reaches its fifth vinyl outing, "TSCL005" feels like a statement of intent from the people steering the ship.
Torture the Artist 