First Listen: cadeu – omg (Hyperboloid Records)
Berlin’s cadeu returns to Hyperboloid Records with the body-jilting ‘omg’. A label undefinable by genre and rather by attitude, Moscow’s…
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First Listen: DSG – ‘Heaven Drop Out’ (Palais De Danse)
DSG is back with a new EP that proves his multifaceted flare for rave hits Some may know Palais de…
First Listen: Alessandro Adriani – ‘S.O.U.L. (Voodoo Mix)’ (PAG Records)
Established seventeen years ago in Tel Aviv, PAG is a collective and party pushing mind-altering techno and a whimsical atmosphere,…
First Listen: JV & Palf- ‘Out Front’ (Panel Audio)
Sydney based duo JV & Palf, release their new EP ‘T4’ today as part of the Panel Audio family. ‘T4’,…
Video Premiere: Creep Woland – ‘Imposter Syndrome’ (Astral Black)
Scottish hit-man Creep Woland returned to UK club night turned record label incubator, Astral Black, last month with his poised…
First Listen: Chrissy – ‘Can’t You Feel It’ (Dansu Discs)
One of the US’s most respected selectors, Chrissy is known in dance music circles as being a real DJ’s DJ….
First Listen: Shawn Cartier – ‘Gangster’ (Reality Club Records)
Lurking in Newcastle, Shawn Cartier is a new name to many, but by no means does this make him any…
First Listen: Odete – ‘Sangue’ (New Scenery)
The fearless frontgirl of Lisbon’s underground queer collective Circa AD is back. Odete is back with a 9 track EP…
First Listen: Diessa – ‘Freeze Dub’ (Hi-NRG)
After a two-year hiatus, DJ SagePay has resurrected his Hi-NRG label. Following work from ILLUMINATION BOYZ and SagePay himself, this…
First Listen: Mod-R – ‘No Love (Jungilisation)’
London based party starters Shubzin are poised to launch their label arm with a fresh 13 track compilation. Featuring a…
First Listen: Carl Finlow – ‘Descent’ (Craigie Knowes)
The Electro Master returns to Scottish imprint Craigie Knowes. With well over 100 releases under several aliases including Silicon Scally…
First Listen: Chungo – Dare (Dudbridge Garage International)
Following on from his work with Scuffed recordings, which saw support from the likes of Joe, Tasker and Peach, Bristol…