Rising French artist, Vitess, adds his name to the Locus catalogue as the sister label to Fuse continues its impressive output, making this as essential a label as Fuse itself.
REVIEW Vitess ‘Flight Recorder EP’ [Locus]
REVIEW Time Etzel ‘Cotton Candy EP’ [Conspiracy]
Australian purveyors of fine beats, Conspiracy, welcome Tim Etzel to the label, the Mannheim-based producer offering up some sweet club treats on his Cotton Candy EP.
REVIEW Donald’s House ‘Bassian Plain EP’ [Touch From A Distance]
For the ninth outing on Nick Höppner's label, Touch From A Distance, the returning Aussie-based brothers Peter and James Isaacs, aka Donald's House, demand your attention with two driven originals and a remix from man-of-the-moment, Alex Kassian.
INTERVIEW & ART:CAST #139 Glo My
You do not necessarily associate the Mexican electronic music scene with the deeper nuances and facets but rather with Dark Disco and Melodic Techno.
REVIEW Massiande ‘Dancing Is Life EP’ [Freerange Records]
There's a Chilean artist who is definitely in the ascendency right now; that artist is Massiande,
EXCLUSIVE RSS Disco ‘Blinkenlights (Pose Dia Remix)’ [Mireia Records]
A couple of weeks ago Hamburg trio Falk, Natalie and Max, better known under their RSS Disco alias, released their cosmic conglomerate of electronic music, namely Mooncake on their label Mireia Records.
EXCLUSIVE Jacob Korn ‘Relentless’ [Uncanny Valley]
As part of Sneaker's Give 'n' Take 2 Dresden synth- and sound-wizard Jacob Korn contributes his track Relentless to the five-tracker of his buddy's conglomerate of favorite tracks.
REVIEW Damiano von Erckert ‘The Past / The Future’ [Aus Music]
Berlin-based AVA Records main chap Damiano von Erckert makes a stunning return to Will Saul’s Aus Music, with a 10-track collection of mixed grooves.
ART:CAST #138 by SY
Originally from Manchester but having found his place in Berlin, it's SY who delivers the next episode of the art:cast series.
EXCLUSIVE Glo My ‘Sang Woo’ [Maai]
The fourth outing on Lis Sarroca's Maai Records is a female affair and consists out of five tracks from aspiring artists continuing the label's (housey) melodic vibe.
Torture the Artist 