Minority Retort
My Kicks EP

A new label is born. With artists based both in Barcelona and São Paulo, CAMPANA Records' first release showcases the personalities of two of its members with a split EP.On the A side, Villaça brings two techno-trance tracks made in 2023 for his live act, and after two years of testing these tracks all around Latin and North America, he arranged these high-energy pieces for this release! And on the other side, we have the always evolving, fresh, and intelligent dark grooves from Trajano - two tracks made with care thatshowcase his unique vision for dance floors. Above all, this release is about resilience, friendship, and dedication from two Brazilian artists who have a deep love for making people dance with underground music.

FRENÉTIKA RECORDS is a new record label based in Nova Prata/RS Brazil, bringing its second release. “MAGIA DA VUDU EP” was inspired by the experiences of friends and dedicated to a very special friend Thaina Severo, aka Vudu.. The EP features three talented artists from the new Latin generation: Molen from Uruguay, Trajano from Brazil and Alquimic from Peru.The composition of the EP was meticulously thought out to be a complete and mature record with specific tracks and complementary aesthetics so that it could be used at all times.Limited 300 copies!

In order to launch Brazil’s newest record label, we gathered tracks from some of the country’s most significant names in the scene at the moment.The first press of Whatever Records starts up with Trajano’s violent “Rock Baby’Following up, will find Simas’ dirty sounds with “RatoeiraMax”.On the other side of the record, we will find Criminal Issue’s deeply satisfying “Criminal Weapon For Ber”.And there is no better way to end the EP other then with Villaça’s, perfect for closing, “Bye Bye Track”

Coming fresh from the Caparica coast just south of Lisbon, Penelope’s label oDYSea debuts with this four-track VA of oceanic rollers. GNMR’s ‘Zen’ establishes the wavey mood with a splash of classic Soca vocals, while Pakzad takes things even deeper and drippier with ‘I Could Never Imagine’. Eversines brings us bleep n bass on ‘Randomized Controlled Trial’ before the mysterious Oscillator Man’s ‘Turning The Mix Up A Bit’ closes out the EP on a ravey acid high.

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.

PEIM002 delivers a serious and dynamic sonic statement — a bold and profound EP crafted for the dance floor.A1. Sequence kicks things off with a groove-driven ride, blending early 2000s tech house and minimal influences. Designed with DJs in mind, this track is a weapon for peak-time moments.A2. Resonant dives deeper into hypnotic territory. A techno looper that builds into a state of trance, locking you into its rhythm with subtle shifts and pulsating textures.On the B-side, B1. Wanna (Original Mix) brings a cheeky, rebellious flair. It’s a dirty roller built for those darker, mischievous moments on the dance floor — pure attitude.B2. Wanna (ILDEC Remix) takes things to another level. With a masterful blend of techno and progressive elements, ILDEC reimagines the original into a powerful, polished cut that demands attention.An essential four-tracker for selectors who like it deep, driving and unapologetically club-ready.