Between Berlin’s dimly lit basements, long stretches of travel, and quiet moments spent somewhere between nature and machines, eira haul has developed a sound that feels deeply connected to atmosphere, movement, and emotional restraint.
Rooted in the evolving intersection of UK Garage and House, ODF is part of a new generation of artists reshaping the UK underground with instinct, intention, and a clear sense of identity.
There’s a sense of momentum surrounding Michael Wagner right now. Originally from Klagenfurt and recently relocated to Vienna, the Austrian producer finds himself at a pivotal moment.
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 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.
Some mixes feel like a night out; others feel like paging through someone’s most private record shelf, each pull revealing a new side of the story.
Some artists make noise. Others listen first - then carve out their own frequency in the quiet spaces between a kick drum and a sunrise.
From countryside calm to cosmic dancefloor calls, Manata digs for nuggets of gold - both musical and metaphysical.
Some artists operate like architects, carefully drawing up blueprints before placing the first brick.
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.
Torture the Artist 