Fraise Records' beloved Party Tools series returns with its first 2.0 instalment, once again placing the focus firmly on the dancefloor. No artist names, no biographies, no distractions — just four anonymous cuts designed for selectors who value groove, functionality, and timeless club energy above all else. Yet despite the series' self-proclaimed tool-focused approach, there... Continue Reading →
With "Various Crèmes", Leipzig collective, event series, and newly established label Crème Club lays the foundation for what promises to be an exciting new chapter.
To mark ten years of Salty Nuts, Fabe returns with "Flowkey", his first EP of 2026 - and the A2 cut, “Don’t Stop The Fight,” captures the label’s identity with sharp precision
Ballan has built his reputation on instinct, curiosity, and an unshakeable feel for groove.
For art:cast °192, we welcome Peruvian artist Mara, a selector whose approach to sound is guided less by urgency and more by intention.
With the "A14 EP", Obliq Records presents a finely balanced three-tracker that feels both rooted and in motion - an understated journey through deep grooves, Garage swing, and melodic storytelling.
There are echoes of nostalgia embedded in every crackle of vinyl, ghosts of an era where dust-laden grooves dictated the rhythm of the night.
Toscal Records continues to push forward with its second vinyl release, and Andy Somoza’s UFO DJ is a prime example of the label’s intercontinental vision.
Jake Scott, also known as J6, hailing from Manchester, is a well-established name in the electronic music scene, having previously released tracks on respected labels such as Crossbreeds, You&me, and Kuusou.
"Lost Souls" is a mesmerizing track that encapsulates the essence of La Matrice's distinctive style.
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