After a hiatus of three months Italian boutique-label Alzaya is back with yet another impressing release.
EXCLUSIVE Paula Tape & Volantis ‘Octava Dimension (Tornado Wallace Remix)’ [Alzaya]
ART:CAST #115 by Steffan Todorović
One of the thriving forces of the northern European electronic music scene, it's Steffan Todorović who is lined-up next for the art:cast series.
EXCLUSIVE Jon Gravy ‘Over Now’ [Sengiley Wax]
Sengiley Wax is back with its second V/A selection of music with a deeper touch. After its first release which dates back to March, the next chapter on the label.
EXCLUSIVE Damiano von Erckert ‘Pete’ [Aus Music]
With his second full EP on Will Saul's Aus Music label, Damiano von Erckert rings in a housey summer with a partly imaginated vision of opened clubs and a reality that mostly belies these expectations.
EXCLUSIVE Crump ‘Reflections’ [Jam Dem Sounds]
From Bristol to Barcelona Crump not only overcomes geographical borders but also musical ones with the second release on CMYK curated label Jam Dem Sounds.
EXCLUSIVE 912 ‘IUSEDTOGOOUTTOPARTIES’ [Lo Fidelity]
Rotterdam-based collective Lo Fidelty drops their WEUSEDTOGOOUTTOPARTIES compilation, consisting out of thirteen tracks from local, national and international artists.
EXCLUSIVE Robert Dietz ‘Kirby’ [Live At Robert Johnson]
The Live At Robert Johnson label is back with another EP coming from former Rhine-Main resident and Robert Johnson mainstay Robert Dietz, who makes his label debut with his Schnups four tracker.
EXCLUSIVE B.R. Posse ‘Vectrax (Part 2)’ [We’re Going Deep]
After We're Going Deep's third installment of contemporary (Deep) House tracks and an EP by maestro Luke Vibert the British label has compiled a new four tracker with classy tunes for your listening pleasure.
DJ CHARTS Timo Deeprhythms [Echocentric / Coymix Ltd]
Commonly known, widely appreciated and hard to shirk from his musical taste and selection, it is Finnish artist Timo Deeprhythms who provides us with his current favorites.
ART:CAST #114 by Ricky Razu
Belgium House wizard Ricky Razu revives the genre with a heartfelt and soulful note that seems to be make up for everything that has gone missing over the past year(s).
Torture the Artist 