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Get ready for the latest Silias records with Marko Nastic, featuring four raw, high-energy tracks rooted in techno and tech-house. With thumping basslines and mesmerizing grooves, this release is set to shake up the dancefloor. A true sonic journey you won’t want to miss.

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.

Born from the La Nièvre et la Tortue festival, La Fontaine Records unveils its debut release with LFR001, a captivating electronic fable.This various artists EP brings together Public Request, Sarda Etcetera, Molen, and Lanzieri, exploring the boundaries of electro through spectral rhythms, obscura acid and deep void techno. The four tracks, both deep and punchy, blend hypnotic rhythms, acid-tinged basslines, and dark textures. A full immersion into a universe where dreamlike elements and darkness intertwine to craft a unique sonic story.With this first various artists, La Fontaine Records lays the foundation for a powerful and enigmatic musical identity, like a tale written for the dance floor.

The next chapter of Bass Culture is set to drop, and this time, label boss D’Julz has enlisted a powerhouse lineup to breathe new life into his latest work. This special remix package brings together Sweely, DJ Deep, Hostom, and Darren Roach, each delivering their own unique take on his productions.At the core of this release is D’Julz’ EP, “The School of Night”, now reimagined through four fresh reinterpretations. Each remix adds a new dimension, balancing respect for the original material with the distinctive touch of these carefully selected artists.Expect deep grooves, refined craftsmanship, and dancefloor heat as these producers put their stamp on three standout tracks. Another essential release from Bass Culture—turn it up and enjoy!

« No fear » is a minimal shot topped with spacey vocals on a warm classy groove« Special K » is a subtle trip into deep mental phases, surfing quirky rhythm distortionsSilat Beksi remix has its own solar power with a solid exotic house version of « No Fear »« Funk you » is into old school grooves, a stylish breakbeat tune with some urban house vibes