I, Robotti unfolds as an expansive body of work that reflects the many corners of electronic music Robotti has explored throughout his career. Moving fluidly across tech house, breakbeat, indie dance, peak-time techno, jackin house, and the many subgenres in between, the 22-track album highlights an artist who has long resisted being confined to a single lane. Instead, it embraces the unpredictability that has defined Robotti's path, weaving together club-focused moments with more experimental turns that broaden the scope of the record. Collaboration drives the album's spirit. Robotti brings together a diverse cast of voices, including Perry Farrell, Felix and Eric D. Clark, SYREETA, Sian and JOPLYN, Blakkat, and Victoria Rawlins. Additional appearances from Gene Farris, La Boix (Salva and Thee Mike B), Christopher Coe, Pershard Owens, DJ Rap, BabyGirl, and more further expand the album's sonic palette. Each collaboration adds another layer to the project, reinforcing the sense of shared history and creative exchange that runs throughout the record. Across the album, each track acts as a snapshot of Robotti's sonic journey, mapping the sounds, styles, and relationships that have shaped his evolution over the past two decades. Together they form a narrative that bridges early underground influences with the global dance floor presence he holds today. With I, Robotti, Sacha Robotti delivers a debut album that captures both the breadth of his musical identity and the collaborative spirit that has defined his career, marking a milestone moment while continuing to expand the ever-evolving world of Dirtybird.

Purveyor Underground

I, Robotti unfolds as an expansive body of work that reflects the many corners of electronic music Robotti has explored throughout his career. Moving fluidly across tech house, breakbeat, indie dance, peak-time techno, jackin house, and the many subgenres in between, the 22-track album highlights an artist who has long resisted being confined to a single lane. Instead, it embraces the unpredictability that has defined Robotti's path, weaving together club-focused moments with more experimental turns that broaden the scope of the record. Collaboration drives the album's spirit. Robotti brings together a diverse cast of voices, including Perry Farrell, Felix and Eric D. Clark, SYREETA, Sian and JOPLYN, Blakkat, and Victoria Rawlins. Additional appearances from Gene Farris, La Boix (Salva and Thee Mike B), Christopher Coe, Pershard Owens, DJ Rap, BabyGirl, and more further expand the album's sonic palette. Each collaboration adds another layer to the project, reinforcing the sense of shared history and creative exchange that runs throughout the record. Across the album, each track acts as a snapshot of Robotti's sonic journey, mapping the sounds, styles, and relationships that have shaped his evolution over the past two decades. Together they form a narrative that bridges early underground influences with the global dance floor presence he holds today. With I, Robotti, Sacha Robotti delivers a debut album that captures both the breadth of his musical identity and the collaborative spirit that has defined his career, marking a milestone moment while continuing to expand the ever-evolving world of Dirtybird.

I, Robotti unfolds as an expansive body of work that reflects the many corners of electronic music Robotti has explored throughout his career. Moving fluidly across tech house, breakbeat, indie dance, peak-time techno, jackin house, and the many subgenres in between, the 22-track album highlights an artist who has long resisted being confined to a single lane. Instead, it embraces the unpredictability that has defined Robotti's path, weaving together club-focused moments with more experimental turns that broaden the scope of the record. Collaboration drives the album's spirit. Robotti brings together a diverse cast of voices, including Perry Farrell, Felix and Eric D. Clark, SYREETA, Sian and JOPLYN, Blakkat, and Victoria Rawlins. Additional appearances from Gene Farris, La Boix (Salva and Thee Mike B), Christopher Coe, Pershard Owens, DJ Rap, BabyGirl, and more further expand the album's sonic palette. Each collaboration adds another layer to the project, reinforcing the sense of shared history and creative exchange that runs throughout the record. Across the album, each track acts as a snapshot of Robotti's sonic journey, mapping the sounds, styles, and relationships that have shaped his evolution over the past two decades. Together they form a narrative that bridges early underground influences with the global dance floor presence he holds today. With I, Robotti, Sacha Robotti delivers a debut album that captures both the breadth of his musical identity and the collaborative spirit that has defined his career, marking a milestone moment while continuing to expand the ever-evolving world of Dirtybird.

I, Robotti unfolds as an expansive body of work that reflects the many corners of electronic music Robotti has explored throughout his career. Moving fluidly across tech house, breakbeat, indie dance, peak-time techno, jackin house, and the many subgenres in between, the 22-track album highlights an artist who has long resisted being confined to a single lane. Instead, it embraces the unpredictability that has defined Robotti's path, weaving together club-focused moments with more experimental turns that broaden the scope of the record. Collaboration drives the album's spirit. Robotti brings together a diverse cast of voices, including Perry Farrell, Felix and Eric D. Clark, SYREETA, Sian and JOPLYN, Blakkat, and Victoria Rawlins. Additional appearances from Gene Farris, La Boix (Salva and Thee Mike B), Christopher Coe, Pershard Owens, DJ Rap, BabyGirl, and more further expand the album's sonic palette. Each collaboration adds another layer to the project, reinforcing the sense of shared history and creative exchange that runs throughout the record. Across the album, each track acts as a snapshot of Robotti's sonic journey, mapping the sounds, styles, and relationships that have shaped his evolution over the past two decades. Together they form a narrative that bridges early underground influences with the global dance floor presence he holds today. With I, Robotti, Sacha Robotti delivers a debut album that captures both the breadth of his musical identity and the collaborative spirit that has defined his career, marking a milestone moment while continuing to expand the ever-evolving world of Dirtybird.

Toolroom's annual Miami album is here, as we celebrate this year's music conference – providing the best in House and Tech House. Showcasing the usual mix of established and up and coming artists including Ferreck Dawn, Ejeca, Low Steppa, CASSIMM, Malaa, Tony Romera, Crusy, ESSEL, Illyus Barrientos and label boss, Mark Knight. 50 full length tracks are accompanied by 2 DJ mixes to complete the package.

I, Robotti unfolds as an expansive body of work that reflects the many corners of electronic music Robotti has explored throughout his career. Moving fluidly across tech house, breakbeat, indie dance, peak-time techno, jackin house, and the many subgenres in between, the 22-track album highlights an artist who has long resisted being confined to a single lane. Instead, it embraces the unpredictability that has defined Robotti's path, weaving together club-focused moments with more experimental turns that broaden the scope of the record. Collaboration drives the album's spirit. Robotti brings together a diverse cast of voices, including Perry Farrell, Felix and Eric D. Clark, SYREETA, Sian and JOPLYN, Blakkat, and Victoria Rawlins. Additional appearances from Gene Farris, La Boix (Salva and Thee Mike B), Christopher Coe, Pershard Owens, DJ Rap, BabyGirl, and more further expand the album's sonic palette. Each collaboration adds another layer to the project, reinforcing the sense of shared history and creative exchange that runs throughout the record. Across the album, each track acts as a snapshot of Robotti's sonic journey, mapping the sounds, styles, and relationships that have shaped his evolution over the past two decades. Together they form a narrative that bridges early underground influences with the global dance floor presence he holds today. With I, Robotti, Sacha Robotti delivers a debut album that captures both the breadth of his musical identity and the collaborative spirit that has defined his career, marking a milestone moment while continuing to expand the ever-evolving world of Dirtybird.

Toolroom's annual Miami album is here, as we celebrate this year's music conference – providing the best in House and Tech House. Showcasing the usual mix of established and up and coming artists including Ferreck Dawn, Ejeca, Low Steppa, CASSIMM, Malaa, Tony Romera, Crusy, ESSEL, Illyus Barrientos and label boss, Mark Knight. 50 full length tracks are accompanied by 2 DJ mixes to complete the package.

I, Robotti unfolds as an expansive body of work that reflects the many corners of electronic music Robotti has explored throughout his career. Moving fluidly across tech house, breakbeat, indie dance, peak-time techno, jackin house, and the many subgenres in between, the 22-track album highlights an artist who has long resisted being confined to a single lane. Instead, it embraces the unpredictability that has defined Robotti's path, weaving together club-focused moments with more experimental turns that broaden the scope of the record. Collaboration drives the album's spirit. Robotti brings together a diverse cast of voices, including Perry Farrell, Felix and Eric D. Clark, SYREETA, Sian and JOPLYN, Blakkat, and Victoria Rawlins. Additional appearances from Gene Farris, La Boix (Salva and Thee Mike B), Christopher Coe, Pershard Owens, DJ Rap, BabyGirl, and more further expand the album's sonic palette. Each collaboration adds another layer to the project, reinforcing the sense of shared history and creative exchange that runs throughout the record. Across the album, each track acts as a snapshot of Robotti's sonic journey, mapping the sounds, styles, and relationships that have shaped his evolution over the past two decades. Together they form a narrative that bridges early underground influences with the global dance floor presence he holds today. With I, Robotti, Sacha Robotti delivers a debut album that captures both the breadth of his musical identity and the collaborative spirit that has defined his career, marking a milestone moment while continuing to expand the ever-evolving world of Dirtybird.

I, Robotti unfolds as an expansive body of work that reflects the many corners of electronic music Robotti has explored throughout his career. Moving fluidly across tech house, breakbeat, indie dance, peak-time techno, jackin house, and the many subgenres in between, the 22-track album highlights an artist who has long resisted being confined to a single lane. Instead, it embraces the unpredictability that has defined Robotti's path, weaving together club-focused moments with more experimental turns that broaden the scope of the record. Collaboration drives the album's spirit. Robotti brings together a diverse cast of voices, including Perry Farrell, Felix and Eric D. Clark, SYREETA, Sian and JOPLYN, Blakkat, and Victoria Rawlins. Additional appearances from Gene Farris, La Boix (Salva and Thee Mike B), Christopher Coe, Pershard Owens, DJ Rap, BabyGirl, and more further expand the album's sonic palette. Each collaboration adds another layer to the project, reinforcing the sense of shared history and creative exchange that runs throughout the record. Across the album, each track acts as a snapshot of Robotti's sonic journey, mapping the sounds, styles, and relationships that have shaped his evolution over the past two decades. Together they form a narrative that bridges early underground influences with the global dance floor presence he holds today. With I, Robotti, Sacha Robotti delivers a debut album that captures both the breadth of his musical identity and the collaborative spirit that has defined his career, marking a milestone moment while continuing to expand the ever-evolving world of Dirtybird.

Toolroom is proud to present its annual  Best of Toolroom 2025; a compilation featuring the standout tracks from both Toolroom and Toolroom Trax. 2025 has seen increased DJ support throughout the year, with key singles soundtracking this years Ibiza season. The album highlights key releases from the likes of Low Steppa, Hatiras, David Penn, CASSIMM, Alaia & Galllo, Tony Romera, ESSEL, Martin Ikin and Crusy amongst many others, including the return of Ferreck Dawn to the label and Eats Everythings debut remix. Another big year for both labels!

Purveyor Underground Jackin House

I, Robotti unfolds as an expansive body of work that reflects the many corners of electronic music Robotti has explored throughout his career. Moving fluidly across tech house, breakbeat, indie dance, peak-time techno, jackin house, and the many subgenres in between, the 22-track album highlights an artist who has long resisted being confined to a single lane. Instead, it embraces the unpredictability that has defined Robotti's path, weaving together club-focused moments with more experimental turns that broaden the scope of the record. Collaboration drives the album's spirit. Robotti brings together a diverse cast of voices, including Perry Farrell, Felix and Eric D. Clark, SYREETA, Sian and JOPLYN, Blakkat, and Victoria Rawlins. Additional appearances from Gene Farris, La Boix (Salva and Thee Mike B), Christopher Coe, Pershard Owens, DJ Rap, BabyGirl, and more further expand the album's sonic palette. Each collaboration adds another layer to the project, reinforcing the sense of shared history and creative exchange that runs throughout the record. Across the album, each track acts as a snapshot of Robotti's sonic journey, mapping the sounds, styles, and relationships that have shaped his evolution over the past two decades. Together they form a narrative that bridges early underground influences with the global dance floor presence he holds today. With I, Robotti, Sacha Robotti delivers a debut album that captures both the breadth of his musical identity and the collaborative spirit that has defined his career, marking a milestone moment while continuing to expand the ever-evolving world of Dirtybird.

I, Robotti unfolds as an expansive body of work that reflects the many corners of electronic music Robotti has explored throughout his career. Moving fluidly across tech house, breakbeat, indie dance, peak-time techno, jackin house, and the many subgenres in between, the 22-track album highlights an artist who has long resisted being confined to a single lane. Instead, it embraces the unpredictability that has defined Robotti's path, weaving together club-focused moments with more experimental turns that broaden the scope of the record. Collaboration drives the album's spirit. Robotti brings together a diverse cast of voices, including Perry Farrell, Felix and Eric D. Clark, SYREETA, Sian and JOPLYN, Blakkat, and Victoria Rawlins. Additional appearances from Gene Farris, La Boix (Salva and Thee Mike B), Christopher Coe, Pershard Owens, DJ Rap, BabyGirl, and more further expand the album's sonic palette. Each collaboration adds another layer to the project, reinforcing the sense of shared history and creative exchange that runs throughout the record. Across the album, each track acts as a snapshot of Robotti's sonic journey, mapping the sounds, styles, and relationships that have shaped his evolution over the past two decades. Together they form a narrative that bridges early underground influences with the global dance floor presence he holds today. With I, Robotti, Sacha Robotti delivers a debut album that captures both the breadth of his musical identity and the collaborative spirit that has defined his career, marking a milestone moment while continuing to expand the ever-evolving world of Dirtybird.

I, Robotti unfolds as an expansive body of work that reflects the many corners of electronic music Robotti has explored throughout his career. Moving fluidly across tech house, breakbeat, indie dance, peak-time techno, jackin house, and the many subgenres in between, the 22-track album highlights an artist who has long resisted being confined to a single lane. Instead, it embraces the unpredictability that has defined Robotti's path, weaving together club-focused moments with more experimental turns that broaden the scope of the record. Collaboration drives the album's spirit. Robotti brings together a diverse cast of voices, including Perry Farrell, Felix and Eric D. Clark, SYREETA, Sian and JOPLYN, Blakkat, and Victoria Rawlins. Additional appearances from Gene Farris, La Boix (Salva and Thee Mike B), Christopher Coe, Pershard Owens, DJ Rap, BabyGirl, and more further expand the album's sonic palette. Each collaboration adds another layer to the project, reinforcing the sense of shared history and creative exchange that runs throughout the record. Across the album, each track acts as a snapshot of Robotti's sonic journey, mapping the sounds, styles, and relationships that have shaped his evolution over the past two decades. Together they form a narrative that bridges early underground influences with the global dance floor presence he holds today. With I, Robotti, Sacha Robotti delivers a debut album that captures both the breadth of his musical identity and the collaborative spirit that has defined his career, marking a milestone moment while continuing to expand the ever-evolving world of Dirtybird.

As we approach this years Winter Music conference, Toolroom present our annual Miami compilation. Proudly showcasing established global names within House and Tech House, alongside fresh and exciting talent. Toolroom Miami 2025 includes 2 full length DJ mixes alongside an essential collection of tracks from Martin Ikin, ESSEL, Low Steppa, Alex Mills, Danny Howard, Raphi, Mark Knight, Jocelyn Brown, Crusy, Maur, Grant Nelson, Smokin Jo, CASSIMM, Candi Staton, Michael Gray, Joshwa, Charlie Powell, Tony Romera, Gene Farris, James Hurr, CHANEY, Katy Alex, Guz, Thomas Newson plus many more.

Toolroom's annual Miami album is here, as we celebrate this year's music conference – providing the best in House and Tech House. Showcasing the usual mix of established and up and coming artists including Ferreck Dawn, Ejeca, Low Steppa, CASSIMM, Malaa, Tony Romera, Crusy, ESSEL, Illyus Barrientos and label boss, Mark Knight. 50 full length tracks are accompanied by 2 DJ mixes to complete the package.

As we approach this years Winter Music conference, Toolroom present our annual Miami compilation. Proudly showcasing established global names within House and Tech House, alongside fresh and exciting talent. Toolroom Miami 2025 includes 2 full length DJ mixes alongside an essential collection of tracks from Martin Ikin, ESSEL, Low Steppa, Alex Mills, Danny Howard, Raphi, Mark Knight, Jocelyn Brown, Crusy, Maur, Grant Nelson, Smokin Jo, CASSIMM, Candi Staton, Michael Gray, Joshwa, Charlie Powell, Tony Romera, Gene Farris, James Hurr, CHANEY, Katy Alex, Guz, Thomas Newson plus many more.

Toolroom is proud to present its annual  Best of Toolroom 2025; a compilation featuring the standout tracks from both Toolroom and Toolroom Trax. 2025 has seen increased DJ support throughout the year, with key singles soundtracking this years Ibiza season. The album highlights key releases from the likes of Low Steppa, Hatiras, David Penn, CASSIMM, Alaia & Galllo, Tony Romera, ESSEL, Martin Ikin and Crusy amongst many others, including the return of Ferreck Dawn to the label and Eats Everythings debut remix. Another big year for both labels!

Toolroom is proud to present its annual  Best of Toolroom 2025; a compilation featuring the standout tracks from both Toolroom and Toolroom Trax. 2025 has seen increased DJ support throughout the year, with key singles soundtracking this years Ibiza season. The album highlights key releases from the likes of Low Steppa, Hatiras, David Penn, CASSIMM, Alaia & Galllo, Tony Romera, ESSEL, Martin Ikin and Crusy amongst many others, including the return of Ferreck Dawn to the label and Eats Everythings debut remix. Another big year for both labels!