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This time BOOOoo! is bringing you to a more housy trip, curated by Bousti.Italy, France & South Korea are represented here.

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 !

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.

BOOOoo! is back with a new VA gathering Ildec, Pagenty, Phase O'Matic, Gogo Gadgeto & label-head BOOH!The fourth installment has been carefully curated to showcase five distinct facets of the darker side of the electro scene, while maintaining a softer, more accessible edge. Each track is suitable for both daytime and nighttime play.

Third instalment in Dan Ghenacia’s Spasm series, Spasm 3 brings together deep club cuts crafted for subtle shifts and hypnotic moments on the dancefloor. From West Coast influences to late-night minimal grooves, the EP reflects a stripped-back but warm sonic identity.Sex6 opens the record with a fluid and organic rhythm, driven by a tight groove and enveloping bassline. A discreet yet catchy vocal sample adds a funky twist, giving the track just enough edge without losing the tension. — an early-night weapon with character.Yoda follows with a clear nod to the late ’90s West Coast sound: loose groove, warm bassline, and light swing elements come together for a laid-back deep house vibe, with filtered vocal snippets keeping things soulful and sunny.On the other side, TR2—co-produced with Luca Cazal—is built for the floor, combining subtle dub elements, balanced percussion, and a looping vocal layer that brings a hypnotic pull. Everything sits right in the mix, offering both precision and restraint.Finally, Don’t You blends a smooth shuffle groove with a deep, rolling bassline. The pitched, trippy vocal loop brings a nostalgic, psychedelic touch, making it a versatile tool to create tension or reset the vibe mid-set.