Paris resident BOg has made a name for himself in the electronic music scene over the past years. With releases on Innervisions, Bedrock or his very own label Atlant the DJ and producer could place his music in the record bags of nearly anyone connected to the more melodic and club-oriented sound.
Marcus Worgull has been a constant in the electronic music scene for more than two decades. Despite only eight released EPs over a period of 16 years under his Worgull moniker the former Groove Attack record store owner has remained relevant and influential up to the present.
A complex, mysterious musician with eclectic musical taste and diverse artistic influences, Porto native Bruno Deodato, widely known as Trikk provides Torture the Artist with a list of his favorite music that he listens and enjoys at home.
Sasha and Sergey alias Simple Symmetry are the electronic music scene's best kept secret.
Aspiring producer Imperieux, who recently released his first EP, 'Consciously Isolated', on ATLANT Recordings, provides us with his current top10.
Here’s the latest top10 of unreleased tracks for September brought to you by Torture the Artist to give you an overview, which tunes you shall look out for within the next weeks and months.
Neil Flynn has been a constant in the electronic music scene since 2014 when he released his 'Louise EP' on Lossless, a label run by Thomas Herb and Mathias Schober. Another EP on the label, 'J.E.N.', followed in 2016 and has been the most previous own track from Neil until now.
Here’s the latest top10 of unreleased tracks brought to you by Torture the Artist to give you an overview, which tunes you shall look out for within the next weeks and months.
Here’s the latest top10 of unreleased tracks brought to you by Torture the Artist to give you an overview, which tunes you shall look out for within the next weeks and months.
Here’s the latest top10 of unreleased tracks brought to you by Torture the Artist to give you an overview which tunes you shall look out for within the next weeks and months.
