After the forced pandemic break with most people falling into a valley of sorrows for many reasons, Dresden-based label Uncanny Valley finally returns with the next edition around their 50th release festivities.
Known for quite some Belters, partly with long-term affiliates David Kochs or Yannick Labbé, Augsburg creative Dominik Marz makes his (solo) debut on Scatcity.
Named after one of Croatia's most beautiful coastal prominades Pula-based artist Time To Sleep makes his Disco Halal Singles Club debut with Lungo Mare.
Curses' 13 tracks heavy compilation International Waters Vol. 1 for his Ombra International label musically portrays how the past, present and future of the darker Disco with a pinch of New Wave, Post-Punk and Italo Disco could sound like.
Musical maestro Toto Chiavetta and suavely raw artist Coloray teamed up at any level for their common project's first release Until The End/ Everlasting Movement.
As the world's still shut down a slowciety spring is just around the corner and heralded by the label head Orsery himself, who delivers a blossoming four tracker that makes evident what people these days strive for.
In turbulent times Berliner Dave DK takes the chance to add his “swell“ to Ebrahimi's track För Henne and comes up with a hard hitting wave of sounds that he easily leads into smooth waters.
It's been a moment since Essen-based duo Clavis released an EP on their mother label Freerange Records.
Two of the scene's most divine and iconic producers, namely Martin Stimming and Marcus Worgull, team up for their debut EP Eiger Nordwand on Henrik Schwarz's Sunday Music Records.
Amberoom's second coming on TAU is essentially determined by Common Factors such as musical Seclusian as their approaches are Convoi(ed) by both: a mob of clubbers and DJs.
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