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Capybara Music returns with its second release, a project rooted in the sounds of Latin America—the birthplace of both the capybara and the artists featured on this EP.The EP opens with two bright, energetic tracks from Guile (Argentina) and Francisco Fresen (Colombia). The mood then shifts with “Streets,” a deep, minimalist piece from the French-Argentinean duo Frits & Lang, marking their understated comeback. This track serves as the gateway to the darker, more introspective side of the EP.On the B-side, Marcos Coya from Uruguay introduces a deep, trance-like acid house track, offering a hypnotic descent into more abstract territories. The EP closes with a stripped-back, powerful minimal tool from Brazilian trio André Arruda, Raf & Rod, leaving a subtle but lasting impact.Early support from Varhat, Mario Liberti & Josh Baker !

The 6th opus of Positive Future is here !For this new ride, French producer Gab Jr invites you to penetrate into the deep forest and to listen the mushroom’s beats.8 tracks geniously produced for dancing, dancing and dancing again.


Automatic Writing is pleased to welcome Olivier Romero to the family. A longstanding figure in the Paris underground scene, Olivier has more recently gained international recognition through a series of solid releases supported by selectors such as Raresh, Dyed Soundorom, Cristi Cons, and Gene On Earth.The Past Present Future EP showcases the breadth of his musical range—from hip-hop-tinged tech house to subtle, infectious deep house grooves. REFLEX BLUE contributes a more introspective, UK-flavoured take on the already timeless "The Past Future."

Re-opening the vault of our “YYK Showcase Series”—first launched in 2017 at Robert Johnson, Concrete and OFF Barcelona (Discogs)—Yoyaku celebrates a decade of boundary-pending sound with a brand-new split EP from two of the family’s most singular voices.A-side | HostomSleek, low-slung rhythms built for after-hours hypnosis. Sub-bass punches under pin-sharp percussion, teasing micro-textures that bloom on a big system.B-side | Aline UmberWarm, propulsive funk kissed by ethereal vocals and shimmering pads. A peak-time glide that locks dancers into its mesmerizing orbit.Pressed on heavyweight black wax and limited:50% available during OFF Week at the Yoyaku Record Store pop-up at Bridge48, Barcelona50% available in-store at Yoyaku ParisBoth artists will feature at our flagship OFF Week event:Yoyaku × [a:rpia:r] – Poble Espanyol, 14 June 2025

For his debut EP, Palorim explores a spectrum of sounds that shape his artistic identity. Rather than adhering to a single genre, he crafts a journey through club-oriented, deep, and electro-infused atmospheres — all bound by a cohesive and personal vision.Side A opens with “Double Trouble”, a deep and percussive cut driven by intricate rhythms, built for the club. “Cracky Nuts” follows with a nostalgic nod to early 2000s electro, reimagined through a dreamy and introspective lens.On the B-side, the energy leans fully into the dancefloor. “Alien Encounter” brings raw intensity with gritty basslines and a no-frills attitude. Closing the record, “Trippin” is a feel-good homage to 90s house — a playful, euphoric moment designed to light up the night.

Two stories from very important yet very different parts of my life. This time blending pop influences with f***** up club aesthetics and movie like melodrama, focusing on story telling and the thin line between contradictory emotions.