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My Kicks EP

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.

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.

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.

10th release from the Undergroove label, this time with an EP from Local dj, a perfect match between deep, funk and tech house with a spicy touch of electro, we can feel the artist's touch on these sounds that he has brought to another level of groove.