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.
On the debut release of Fluff Records, Fraise Records co-founder Wilba takes opening duties with “Rinse, Repeat” — a raw and groove-heavy cut that immediately establishes the label’s club-focused identity.
"On The Face Of The Deep", released via Maai Records, Venetia explores the deeper and more emotive corners of House music through a palette shaped by melancholy, nostalgia, and late-night atmosphere.
As part of Partisan’s digital series, Juanma Alegre steps in with "Dimensions77" - a four-tracker that balances atmosphere and functionality while staying firmly rooted in underground club energy.
On the 24th release of MINDHELMET, the imprint continues to underline its sharp, club-focused identity.
On the B1 of "Interdimensional Groove", Merov EP on Groove To Grave, “Spirit Spaceship” settles into a groove that feels effortlessly controlled - funk-driven, low-end heavy, and built with patience.
This latest absolutely on music session at Haus73’s Anbau presents a carefully shaped exploration of groove, progression, and control.
It opens like a signal rather than an introduction - a precise alignment of rhythm and tone that immediately defines its space.
Barcelona’s groove alchemist Baldo resurfaces from the dusky corridors of the underground, bringing with him a new chart that reads less like a playlist and more like a sonic séance – etched exclusively for Torture the Artist.
The needle drops and the room shifts. As the A1 on "MINDHELMET 23", released via MINDHELMET - the imprint of Truly Madly - “Lemon and Lime” by Essex-born Josh Rudanec (better known as Rudanec) delivers something that simply carries that UK underground swagger.
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