DJ Cream
Be Like Water EP

For the 5th release Future Tones release a Jorge Gamarra EP and his new alias Ecstatic. The co owner of SUR released at some various labels before like Eya, Sur or Part of the gang.For this new project mix an old tracks with new tracks from him. The A face comes with Tricky and Illapa, techno, spooky and mystic sounds. The B face comes with Universe and 52598 a dance floor tracks with an old sound of Jorge Gamarra.

Mr. Banger number two put the lights and speakers on BEQA, an up-and-coming georgian based producer and DJ. His work is divided into 4 parts, 4 tracks inspired by the sounds of the streets, borrowing styles of ghetto house and breaks, but with a consistent minimal techno theme. He is remodeling the neighborhood vibe and groove in a simple but playful manner.

Motion Potion Records presents its debut vinyl-only release, showcasing two rising artists out of Sydney, Australia.

Bristol-based, vinyl-only imprint Sex Tapes From Mars continues its voyage through the cosmos of underground electronic music with Suburbia head-honcho, Cam Stockman. His latest EP, “All Juiced Out”, is a raw, hypnotic four-tracker, and deep-dive into the world of vintage analogue synthesis, acid-drenched basslines, and sensual vocal hooks - a bold statement from an artist unafraid to push boundaries. Opening with “Dreams In The RS,” Stockman sets a sharp, pacey, retro-futuristic oxymoron tone, blending dreamy swirling pads and bells, with driving, squelchy rhythms.The momentum builds and bellows with “Chicktikka,” a frenetic fusion of skittering percussion patterns, infectious bass grooves, and sexy vocal cuts. The evocative “Useless” offers peak time energy, with its shadowy atmospheres and bubbling synth tinkers, before the EP culminates in “The Acceptance Speech” a euphoric and deeply layered finale that encapsulates the full space-age emotional spectrum of the release. “All Juiced Out” is a testament to Stockman’s mastery of analogue textures and his ability to channel rousing emotion into the diverse language of techno. Dropping now on heavyweight vinyl, it’s a must-listen for fans of punchy rollers and Bristol’s ever-evolving sonic underground. To summarise simply, each track here presents an uncompromised dance floor bomb - not to be missed!

Light Blue File's first release on vinyl is a mesmerizing blend of electrifying beats, pop sensibilities, and a darker touch that sets it apart from the crowd. This enigmatic electro record takes listeners and dancers on a captivating journey through a world of pulsating synths, haunting melodies, and cleverly crafted pop references, leaving a lasting impression that lingers long after the needle leaves the groove.