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Webmagazine and record label on underground house music & contemporary jazz. We're about music released by independent artists and labels.
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This expansive project showcases her mastery of both raw, kinetic dance tracks and blissed-out footwork, demonstrating a range that solidifies her position as a distinctive and innovative voice in the scene.
Read MoreThe EP's title is fitting, as Scott crafts deeply absorbing soundscapes that invite listeners to become utterly transfixed, lost in thought while contemplating his gorgeous synth designs.
Read MoreHorizonte showcases his distinctive blend of synth funk, deep disco boogie, and soulful house across five tracks.
Read MoreFrame Of Mind revisits the raw energy of early '90s Ruff Disco with Nature Boy's Unfinished Business, a collection of six unearthed gems plucked straight from floppy disks of that era.
Read MoreA true gem from the vaults of UK techno, Paul Mac's Native EP finally sees the light of day via Mojuba Records' a.r.t.less sub-label.
Read MoreThis collaborative effort showcases the producers' signature blend of RnB, House, and 2-Step, resulting in a collection of deeply vibey tracks.
Read MoreKibbi Gibbon crafts a unique hybrid of spaced-out jazz-funk and synth-boogie, a sound perfectly aligned with Star Creature’s signature contemplative instrumental funk aesthetic.
Read MoreReleased via APHR Records, Love Ensemble II offers a dynamic listening experience, from smooth, melodic grooves to high-energy club anthems.
Read More50 tracks for December, in the month O Sótão celebrates ten years of existence. Thank you!
Read MoreAttica One is back with a new EP, Osa Peninsula, released via Dope Tones Records. Following up on his previous work, including the Inward EP also on Dope Tones, Attica One delivers a blend of House and Broken Beat across two original tracks.
Read MorePatrick Gibin has just dropped his debut album, Strength In Numbers, on his own Mother Tongue Records. This release follows a string of acclaimed work for labels like Eglo, Neroli, and Sounds Familiar, marking a significant milestone in Gibin’s career.
Read MoreThis single offers a fresh take on their iconic sound, as producer Daniel Maunick reimagines and extends our pleasure with two captivating dub versions.
Read MoreBoth volumes of But For A Time, It Was Good are crazy good - in every sense of that expression. But more than presenting this project - divided in two hi-speed, saturated and groovy volumes contain the exact count of zero fillers - we invite you to dive into his work.
Read MoreOver ten tracks, Arctween expands on his vast musical world to create a beautiful record that is divided in two sides that are connected and add even more interest to one another.
Read MoreDalston Tape Vol. 1 features a range of styles from soulful and melodic to raw and experimental. Neue Grafik’s masterful production skills are evident in every track, with intricate rhythms, lush textures, and innovative sound design.
Read MoreD3 Classic Edition kicks off its series with a reissue of 1996 Naquil's Krem de la Krem, a lost gem from Detroit's golden age originally released by Perception Records, a short-lived yet significant Detroit House/Techno label.
Read MoreLast Nubian's new record on Eglo Records, titled We Celebrate Us, is a soulful and jazzy exploration of London's rich musical heritage.
Read MoreTenderlonious keeps delivering some of the best deep house in the scene, presenting three super deep cuts that nod to mid-90s Larry Heard and smudged, jazzy beatdown vibes in a Theo Parrish/Rick Wilhite/KDJ style.
Read MoreWe're excited to share these gems with you and hope you enjoy them as much as we do.
Read MoreMidnight Snacks Vol. 4 comes with three tracks in which we can hear him experimenting with textures that he already knows, nonetheless expanding them in new forms.
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