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Redshape – Whoever is behind the masked face, he always has something else to say. This guy simply understands sound. And here we get the standard Redshape treatment.
Fresh from producing a blistering remix of Camargue earlier this year, Maceo Plex returns with his first Drumcode EP in five years.
The Planet X invasion continues … The third release is the most-awaited EP this year featuring the MATRiXXMAN himself. According to the Alien Council, it is his best EP so far.
For the uninitiated, DEMOU is the new alias of the hugely prolific Cozzy D, a producer who has been a real staple in the house scene for well over a decade.
Over the years, Berlin has been cited as Oliver Koletzki’s main point of reference and, more importantly, his endless source of inspiration.
The third and final installment of this trio of EPs finds Denis Horvat exploring a playful melodic narrative. Tajna hovers with pulsing and wavering sounds, before alarm sounds and buzzers burst through the reverie to awaken the senses.
What happens when Bulgaria’s best female DJ got inspired by world’s best techno DJs like Ben Klock and Marcel Dettmann? Don’t Sleep Techno Mix!
The euphoric blue sound of the Copenhagen underground with Courtesy. Featuring tracks from DJ IBON, Schacke, Oprofessionell and many more. Check the full tracklist for more info.
Jimi Jules follows on his standout Karma Baby EP from earlier this year, with Fool. The title track has been voraciously Track I.D’d ever since Dixon debuted it at the Innervisions party during Sonar, before highlighting Jules’ Boiler Room session in August.
UK techno stalwart Benjamin Damage makes his debut on Feel My Bicep under the name BDB – a collaborative alias with anonymous label mates.
To play this video, allow marketing in consent settings. This connects to YouTube. Settings Ellen Allien returns with the third release from her label UFO Inc.
Ellen Allien returns with the third release from her label UFO. Focused on a raw aesthetic, UFO serves as a space for artists to explore the dark, rugged side of the music.
Scuba and Hammer team up for their first collaborative EP. Scuba first linked with Belfast-born Hammer when the hotly tipped producer remixed SCB’s Test Tubes from his Caibu album last year.
Following a string of releases this year, Bicep are keeping it green on their label commending the rising Irish duo, and Sligo local heroes.
Italian duo Glowal land on TAU with a stunning four-track EP. Fresh off the back of My Computer their huge collaboration with label owners Adana Twins, which dropped on Diynamic recently and went straight into the Beatport Top 10.
Up to this point, these two jams have only been available on a limited picture disc, issued through Circoloco. To make this material more widely accessible, Keinemusik make it now, set in premium binary codes – Rampa’s own Terrace-hymn and purest Garden feeling courtesy of &ME.
Teased over two years ago in Palinoia owner Eric Cloutier’s XLR8R podcast, Gabriella’s hotly anticipated and incredibly good I Can’t Stop finally has an EP, housed with three other fantastic cuts from the Bulgarian producer.
E-Missions co-founder P.Leone returns to Radio Slaves’ Rekids Special Projects dropping four high grade techno cuts. Known for releasing on labels such as Work Them Records and his own co-run E-Missions, P.Leone has firmly become of the most exciting artists within the inner circles of driving underground music.
To play this video, allow marketing in consent settings. This connects to YouTube. Settings A short aftermovie video of the epic Metropolis party with Carl Cox in Sofia on September 27th, 2019 in Asics Arena.
