When Ballan lands on a label, it’s rarely by accident. The globe-hopping producer has a knack for weaving together the raw energy of Electro, the swing of UK Garage, and the cheeky irreverence of House into tracks that sound as spontaneous as they are deliberate.
Frankfurt’s Phil Evans has a knack for distilling the essence of Deep House into something that feels both timeless and alive in the moment.
Some artists make noise. Others listen first - then carve out their own frequency in the quiet spaces between a kick drum and a sunrise.
The bass doesn’t arrive. It erupts - like concrete cracking under pressure, like a pulse finally unleashed after being held too long in the chest.
Five boroughs, five cuts, five love letters pressed to wax. On his debut EP “New York City”, sampling artisan and groove tactician from Nice Nuts launches his Nuts World Tour label with a fierce and affectionate deep-dive into the soul of the Big Apple.
Like the first kiss beneath sodium streetlights after a night of unsaid things, “Insatiable” by Thanksmate arrives with a kind of nervous elegance.
If the inaugural release of Miniclic Records was the opening sentence of a whispered secret, then “Ultra Girl” is the mischievous smirk that follows.
Lazer Man’s "Bubble Funk" EP on funkON is a neon-lit ride through the backstreets of funk-infused clubland, where the ghosts of Electro pioneers whisper syncopations into the ears of House’s unruliest disciples.
Dj Immortal, also known as Paul Tellimerg, returns with "Ripples", his third EP, this time on Dawidu’s imprint, Attention Spin!
For its 16th release, Fabe’s Salty Nuts label brings aboard the multifaceted Harry Wills, an artist who has made waves as part of the Phonetraxx trio and beyond.
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