Deeply rooted in UK underground club culture and shaped by countless hours spent digging, DJing, and dancing in intimate warehouses and sweat-soaked basements, Uncle Steve's newly launched label Fluff Records arrives with a strong sense of identity from the very first release.
Between Berlin’s dimly lit basements, long stretches of travel, and quiet moments spent somewhere between nature and machines, eira haul has developed a sound that feels deeply connected to atmosphere, movement, and emotional restraint.
Between long studio nights, everyday responsibilities, and an ever-evolving relationship with groove, Frankfurt-based Kuyateh has quietly been shaping a sound rooted as much in emotion as in dancefloor functionality.
Rooted in the evolving intersection of UK Garage and House, ODF is part of a new generation of artists reshaping the UK underground with instinct, intention, and a clear sense of identity.
There’s a sense of momentum surrounding Michael Wagner right now. Originally from Klagenfurt and recently relocated to Vienna, the Austrian producer finds himself at a pivotal moment.
Grant Dell’s name is woven deep into the fabric of UK underground house.
Some careers unfold quietly, not through sudden moments but through years of instinct, patience, and an unwavering sense of groove.
Some moves are loud. Others are deliberate. Ethel’s recent shift from Berlin’s concrete pulse to the Mediterranean light of Sitges feels like the latter - less an escape, but more of an evolution.
Emerging from the pulse and pressure of Buenos Aires’ restless underground, Guile is steadily becoming one of the most distinctive voices shaping the contemporary club landscape.
Some artists emerge quietly from the underground. Others arrive with the soft force of inevitability - the kind that feels less like an introduction and more like the moment when several paths finally converge.
Torture the Artist 