Below the Horizon Volume Two lands with more exclusive low slung, mid tempo Twilight Dubs and Balearic Chuggers, tastefully curated by Pete Herbert. On Side one, kicking things off, Herbert's East meets West flavoured remix of Leo Zero and Deighton's Totem Projects cut Time. Next Statues land their first of a few exclusives for the label with the deep bubbling Andromeda. Tokyo's Max Essa and a label regular gives us the organic uplifting feeling of Just After Nine. Next up Ilija Rudman and Antonio Zaza aka Imogen Soundsystem drop Giselle, a powerful Synth heavy floater. Side Two takes off with At Zuka, Pete's ode to the old Ibiza town hideaway bar from the late 90s, whilst Kasper Bjorke and El Agua Es Profunda drop a deep proto Balearic dancefloor beauty, followed by Gafas du Soul's euphoric organic synth skills and rounding off with Herberts killer floor friendly remix of James Brights Knight and The Sun.

After the overwhelming response to the first volume, we continue celebrating 10 years of MM Discos with a fresh dose of Socarrat. Volume II unfolds as a vibrant sonic tutti-frutti, diving deep into arpeggios, breaks and a wide spectrum of cosmic frequencies. Dark-Balearic moods resurface through post-Valencian influences via Das Komplex, drifting into psychedelic realms with Statues and touching kraut-infused territories through Saturn's contribution. Spatial post-Italo journeys come from Feel Fly, Jarle Bråthen, Tallac and Keikee, before landing in Voyle's electronic funk, with breaks-driven energy supplied by Atlantic Brain and Apollon Telefax. Tropical psychedelia is delivered by the legendary Ruf Dug alongside the ever-talented Pacific Coliseum, and last but not least, Torrello closes the trip with a dose of groovy proto-house.

Below the Horizon Volume Two lands with more exclusive low slung, mid tempo Twilight Dubs and Balearic Chuggers, tastefully curated by Pete Herbert. On Side one, kicking things off, Herbert's East meets West flavoured remix of Leo Zero and Deighton's Totem Projects cut Time. Next Statues land their first of a few exclusives for the label with the deep bubbling Andromeda. Tokyo's Max Essa and a label regular gives us the organic uplifting feeling of Just After Nine. Next up Ilija Rudman and Antonio Zaza aka Imogen Soundsystem drop Giselle, a powerful Synth heavy floater. Side Two takes off with At Zuka, Pete's ode to the old Ibiza town hideaway bar from the late 90s, whilst Kasper Bjorke and El Agua Es Profunda drop a deep proto Balearic dancefloor beauty, followed by Gafas du Soul's euphoric organic synth skills and rounding off with Herberts killer floor friendly remix of James Brights Knight and The Sun.