The latest edition of absolutely on music brought together five selectors whose approaches to underground music may differ in detail but remain united by a shared dedication to digging, storytelling, and dancefloor culture.
Some artists emerge quietly from the underground. Others arrive with the soft force of inevitability - the kind that feels less like an introduction and more like the moment when several paths finally converge.
With “Hakuna EP”, Essex-based producer and DJ Joolmad cements his reputation as one of the UK’s most compelling new voices in the ever-evolving Minimal and Tech-House underground.
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.
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.
Emerging from the fractured neon of the city’s afterhours, Anna Wall’s "The Observer" stands tall - a shadow in the mist, a sentinel scanning the restless horizon.
In the sprawling labyrinth of London’s electronic music scene, there’s an artist who moves to a beat entirely his own.
M.A.D. Records has curated a remarkable collection of tracks with their tenth release, "M.A.D. 010 VA Vol. 2".
Butter Side Up, known for its discerning taste and a rich catalog of nine outstanding EPs, proudly presents its milestone tenth release, Pulse Fiction.
London-raised, Valencia-based artist, Silverlining, delivers his twelfth outing on his solo-only label, Silverlining Dubs, which consists out of two original tracks, namely Comares and Downtime with both tracks, according to the press ‘exploring previously unexplored sonic territories‘ for the artist.
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