Rasmus Oikarinen, better known as Bob G, has quietly carved out his own corner of UK garage from Malmö, Sweden. Geography, in his case, feels irrelevant.
review | Ballan – Different Shapes / Eurocup Mess | SUNNY
Ballan has built his reputation on instinct, curiosity, and an unshakeable feel for groove.
exclusive | Alessio Collina, DJ Rou – A14 EP | Obliq Records
With the "A14 EP", Obliq Records presents a finely balanced three-tracker that feels both rooted and in motion - an understated journey through deep grooves, Garage swing, and melodic storytelling.
review | Artem Stan – Exotic Cruise EP | OWL
There’s a certain irony - and beauty - in how someone from the frozen landscapes of Krasnoyarsk manages to capture the essence of the tropics so vividly.
review | Various Artists – Family Trip Disc 1 | Magic Carpet
Five years in, Magic Carpet celebrates its milestone with "Family Trip Disc 1", the first of two VA releases gathering artists close to the label’s heart.
review | Danny Snowden “Sky Is The Limit” | Ebullience
After debuting on Locus’ 2023 various artists EP “LCSTRAX004”, Danny Snowden now takes his first full swing on wax with a solo release for Ebullience, the newly launched imprint from Burnski.
review | Garrett David – Nu-Relix | Butter Side Up
Garrett David doesn’t rush. He never has.
review | Cadence – CASH4TRAX001 | Cash For Trax
Cadence, the club-ready alias of Connor Canty, kicks off the new label Cash For Trax with a two-tracker that doesn’t just nod to the past - it shoves it into the rave with style.
review | Various Artists – Track Assassins | Dungeon & Meat
Dungeon Meat’s 18th outing, "Track Assassins", arrives via the hands of Brawther and Tristan da Cunha - the duo behind the no-frills, all-thrills label that’s become synonymous with stripped-back, funk-charged House.
review | Job de Jong – Like This | Slabs
Ducking the hype and doubling down on heavyweight, functional grooves, Dungeon Meat’s Slabs imprint returns with another no-frills slab of dancefloor pressure
