Club U Nite Records presents the highly awaited four-track EP, "Deep Trax Volume 2," embarking on an auditory odyssey through the enduring charm of classic House music.
REVIEW Various Artists ‘Deep Trax Volume 2’ [Club U Nite Records]
REVIEW Alyhas & Occibel ‘Emotional Damage EP’ [Increase The Groove]
The collaborative alchemy between the sonic virtuosos Alyhas and Occibel reaches its zenith in the ethereal opus titled "Emotional Damage EP" on Increase The Groove.
REVIEW Revivis ‘Dance State EP’ [Santo Tomas]
Embarking upon a captivating auditory odyssey, the Berlin-based virtuoso, Revivis, reared in the rich musical tapestry of London, ventures boldly into the threshold of 2024 with the second opus on his venerable Santo Tomas imprint.
REVIEW Sweely ‘Time For Freakiness’ [Pager Records]
In the enigmatic expanse of electronic soundscapes, Sweely, the sonic gastronome, unveils his latest opus—a quintessential summer anthem that beckons like a meticulously crafted delicacy.
REVIEW Riccardo ‘Ricordi’ [Club Vision]
In the realm of electronic music, the name Riccardo Buccirossi has resonated prolifically over the past decade as an Italian producer renowned for crafting emotive, synth-infused compositions.
REVIEW Various Artists ‘Purveyor On Hypnotic Groove’ [The Sound Of Limousine]
Gene on Earth's latest release on the esteemed Limousine Dream label stands as a testament to the rich tapestry of underground House music.
REVIEW Various Artists ‘Punchline06’ [Punchline]
The Punchline series, curated by the Ba Dum Tish collective and guided by the artistic visions of Alec Falconer, Harry Wills, and Dr Banana, returns for its sixth installment.
REVIEW Kawaii San ‘Covert Operation’ [LowMoneyMusicLove]
In a momentous debut on the esteemed LowMoneyMusicLove label, London's own Kawaii San unveils the four-piece auditory masterpiece titled Covert Operation.
REVIEW D:fferent Place ‘Different Place 006’ [D:fferent Place]
In the clandestine realm of electronic music, D:fferent Place emerged in 2019, shrouded in mystery and maintaining an enigmatic low profile ever since.
REVIEW Fantastic Man ‘Spiritual Guidance’ [Basic Spirit]
In an unprecedented move, Basic Spirit has transcended its customary in-house artistic collaborations, beckoning the venerable Fantastic Man to contribute to its esteemed catalogue.
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