With “4th Of The Punks”, Light Blue File crafts a track that feels like both an homage and an evolution - a future-facing nod to the golden era of French Touch, refracted through the gritty, underground lens of Distrikt Paris.
Surrounded by towering shelves of wax in DBH Music’s legendary Frankfurt warehouse, absolutely on music celebrated its second anniversary with DBH Music with a livestream that felt more like a shared musical journey than an online broadcast.
With an ear sharpened between Santiago and Stamford, and a record bag that bridges the warmth of Chicago House with the heady pulse of New York’s underground, Lucho has steadily carved out his place among the new generation of producers threading soul into Minimal grooves.
Kenny Blacksmith’s “Church” - the B1 gem from the third and final vinyl in M.A.D Records’ 5 Years anniversary trilogy - feels like both a spiritual offering and a dancefloor confession.
Wilba returns to his own Fraise Records with “Retracing The Steps”, a four-track expedition that refines the DNA of his Duowe sound into something moodier, deeper, and distinctly personal.
In the ever-shifting choreography of electronic music distribution, KMA60 moves like a seasoned conductor – its gestures subtle, its impact resounding. Once rooted in Berlin’s restless soil, the entity has since unfurled its wings over Paris, drawn to the city’s chiaroscuro of tradition and experimentation. Under the wing of Kuroneko Media, the relocation felt less... Continue Reading →
London-based imprint SHIBUI launches its vinyl series with a statement of intent - and Joolmad’s “Hakuna EP” delivers exactly the kind of sleek, club-ready energy that sets the tone for the label’s journey ahead.
With “MINDHELMET 20”, Johannes Kolter cements his reputation as one of the most reliable alchemists of contemporary club music.
Tucked away in Berlin’s Friedrichshain district, a stone’s throw from the steel-and-smoke mythology of Berghain/Panorama Bar, Elevate stands as a quiet sanctuary for those who believe the best grooves come pressed on wax.
Valencia’s Días de Campo Records welcomes Hessa for his debut on the label - and the result is as confident as it is contagious.
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