Electronic
Composed by 13 tracks, this album is a barnstorming collection that dips deep into the in-between, presenting an intense experience that traverses masterfully a number of different electronic genres.
More than anything, this is another proof of his immense world of sonic creation, delivering 19 tracks of pure class production, countless invaluable collaborators and all in all a beautiful record of urban sounds in 2024 London.
Inspired by a wide range of influences, Gazpa is once again able to create a stimulating sound aesthetic that captivates our imagination. Dub’n’Bass reaffirms his vision: never confined to a musical genre, fueled by eclecticism and a candid openness to experimentation.
Max Graef’s highly anticipated return to Tartelet Records is titled Natural Element and is a genre-bending journey that melds bass-heavy daydreams with dancefloor-ready rhythms.
It’s always a good day when we see Sweet Fruity Brunch’s name popping out in musical quests and this three-track EP is a must-have for the jazz, weird, futuristic nostalgic house music aficionados.
Don't Forget To Have Fun blends jazz, house, Brazilian music, and more, with elements like Steely Dan influences and recordings from Glori's Melbourne home - certainly one of the albums of the year for us.
Detroit House legend Alton Miller returns to Mister Bear Records with the aptly titled Reflections Within EP. Building on the positive vibes of his earlier Am Forplay release, this record offers a fresh and breezy exploration of Miller's signature sound.
Phuture Shock Musik is launching a new Various Artists series called Mo' Dubz. The first volume in the series features three stellar tracks from LDLDN, Sentinel 793 and The Orielles’ remix of Rosie From The Block.
As per usual we groove very deeply with Limited White Label’s latest release, adding up to their impressive discography. LTDBLBL014 features six tracks by a diverse lineup of artists including Scruscru, James Gia, Freudenthaler, Harcia, King Of Clubs, and Bon Aime.
May 2024 breezes through the rhythms of jazz, deep house, instrumental hip hop and music from the world. There’s always that impending feeling of discovery every day that makes us move deeper into genres, movements, artists.
Good times are guaranteed with Manzo Edits' latest release, Vol. 4. This four-track compilation is a summer party starter, packed with infectious grooves and feel-good vibes.
Drawing inspiration from a pivotal live set, Zopelar masterfully wrangles his extensive record collection into a high-octane journey through house, techno, and electro funk.
Spanish label Mate Records is back with a bang, welcoming two of Europe’s deep house heavyweights Rafa Santos and Franck Roger for the new deep house EP, Where Is The Clubbing? This release serves as a masterclass in the genre, showcasing the refined skills of these seasoned producers.
Prolific act 2000BLACK is back with Circus Ride Retreat, a fresh tree-track record filled with UK funk influences.
Flight Of The Phoenix, Gemini Wax Records' second release of 2024, promises to continue his streak of delivering sophisticated deep house tunes.
O Sótão Records is thrilled to announce the label debut of Lisbon-based producer and DJ, sometimes jah, with the four-track EP, Le Grenier - a trip through textures of deep, jazzy, and groovy house music, twisting and turning at a high pace.
He presents his latest work, the five-track EP It’s Happening, via the quality stamp of SlothBoogie reaffirming infectious grooves and dance floor-ready energy.
The self-titled Billy Lo is a sonic feast, blending soulful Motown influences with the smooth energy of Paradise Garage and bumping house rhythms.
This 11-track release showcases the genre-hopping spirit Quiet Dawn is known for, traversing broken beat, jazz samba, downtempo boom bap, and instrumental bruk.
Known for their electrifying live shows, Nicole McCabe (saxophone) and Logan Kane (bass) push boundaries on What is my Porpoise?. The album seamlessly merges instrumental flourishes with bumping dance beats, carving a fresh path in the world of modern jazz.
Tourist was created with the intention of working as a soundtrack to explore new places, mirroring the experience of walking in an unknown city.
Brick Lane showcases Granda's signature blend of broken beat, uplifting melodies, and syncopated rhythms. Drawing inspiration from future jazz and classic Chicago house, the album pulsates with an organic energy.
Continuing the incredible amount of brilliant releases from March, this month’s playlist carries on a eclectic note. Our favorite songs from every artist that we showcased during April are included, making this playlist another journey through what we’ve been into - which is hard to define… or describe.
Following up on high-karat gold individual releases and the fantastic Atlantic Journey (2020), the Belgian wonderkids Toolate Groove and Bass Toast elevate our mood with their latest release titled The Long Way Up.
Shimmering melodies dance with icy chords and textured percussion, while adding a soulful layer with his vocals. The release is complete with a "Galactic Soul Remix" by the legendary DJ Spinna.
Damar Davis joins the Fat Beats roster for a self-titled small but special 4-track EP - a sonic journey through the vibrant landscape of modern West Coast house music.
Released under the esteemed Wicked Wax label, this EP transcends genres, seamlessly blending elements of jazz, dance, African rhythms, soul, funk, and Brazilian beats.
Sauers (aka Pedro Gonçalves) is proud to announce his latest project, a four-track edits EP titled Sauers Presents: Dance Files from the Past, Vol. 1, out tomorrow on our own O Sótão Records. In this first volume of the series he dives deep into tracks by some of the most influential names in the scene.
Batuki is a sonic journey that bridges the gap between Afro-Caribbean percussion, futuristic jazz soundscapes, and hints of electro, disco and deep house.
Their self-titled debut on Mad About Records throws genre out the window, celebrating a fusion of Disco, Jazz, and Funk with a post-House twist.