If the inaugural release of Miniclic Records was the opening sentence of a whispered secret, then “Ultra Girl” is the mischievous smirk that follows.
exclusive | Enzo Leep – Ultra Girl | Miniclic
absolutely on music meets DBH Music Pt. 4
Vinyl, the eternal medium of music, the artifact that carries history in its grooves, the tangible proof that music is meant to be felt—not just heard.
interview & art:cast °181 | Sweater
Some artists operate like architects, carefully drawing up blueprints before placing the first brick.
review | Emi Omar – Homo Musicus EP | Groove To Grave
The fourth outing on the rapidly rising Groove To Grave label comes from Paris-based Emi Ömar, who also has seen something of a boost in profile in the last few years.
exclusive | All Shade – Consummation | Hatsu Records
The dusk of movement and the dawn of surrender—this is where "Consummation" unfolds.
exclusive | Manata – Look to the Future | LO VE
With its inaugural release, LO VE—LowMoneyMusicLove’s freshly minted sublabel—casts its gaze beyond the horizon, setting the coordinates for an odyssey through the boundless expanse of groove.
interview & art:cast °180 | Miami Beat$
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.
review | Various Artists – GT002 | Goodtunes
If Goodtunes’ debut release was a whispered promise, "GT002" is a statement spoken with measured confidence.
review | Various Artists – Silky Layers | Pager Records
Fifteen releases in and Pager Records continues to refine its craft, each groove chiseling itself into the subconscious like an artisan at work on marble.
review | Lazer Man – Bubble Funk EP | funkON
Lazer Man’s "Bubble Funk" EP on funkON is a neon-lit ride through the backstreets of funk-infused clubland, where the ghosts of Electro pioneers whisper syncopations into the ears of House’s unruliest disciples.
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