Celebrating not just Ryan Elliotts faith in a vital new generation of producers and DJs, but five years of his own meticulously curated Faith Beat imprint, Have Faith is a bold new chapter for the Panorama Bar veteran. Before relocating to Berlin, Elliott cut his teeth spinning Detroit, so he pays it forward on this 34-track compilation, shining a dazzling spotlight on the local scenes and breaking new artists that promise to keep American dance music moving as it lurches towards a new era. When he was based in the US, Elliott realized how distant Europe felt for homegrown artists not just philosophically, but physically. Two years ago, he set about excavating the USs underground architecture, pooling contacts and tracks, and urging his wide network of friends to send over their best recommendations. The compilation coalesced organically, and pulls together a diverse canon of producers, offering them the global exposure they urgently need. Eighty percent of the tracks are from up-and-coming US-based artists from the Midwest and beyond, so with the 10th release on his label, Elliott lays down a glimpse of a possible future of underground house and techno that counters the scenes contemporary Eurocentricity. This music was born in the US, and its evolution might still be in American hands.

Celebrating not just Ryan Elliotts faith in a vital new generation of producers and DJs, but five years of his own meticulously curated Faith Beat imprint, Have Faith is a bold new chapter for the Panorama Bar veteran. Before relocating to Berlin, Elliott cut his teeth spinning Detroit, so he pays it forward on this 34-track compilation, shining a dazzling spotlight on the local scenes and breaking new artists that promise to keep American dance music moving as it lurches towards a new era. When he was based in the US, Elliott realized how distant Europe felt for homegrown artists not just philosophically, but physically. Two years ago, he set about excavating the USs underground architecture, pooling contacts and tracks, and urging his wide network of friends to send over their best recommendations. The compilation coalesced organically, and pulls together a diverse canon of producers, offering them the global exposure they urgently need. Eighty percent of the tracks are from up-and-coming US-based artists from the Midwest and beyond, so with the 10th release on his label, Elliott lays down a glimpse of a possible future of underground house and techno that counters the scenes contemporary Eurocentricity. This music was born in the US, and its evolution might still be in American hands.

Anja Schneider featuring DJ Minx - "Dirty Hands" With "Dirty Hands," Anja Schneider fulfills a long-held personal wish while opening a powerful new chapter in her artistic journey. The collaboration with DJ Minx grew out of deep admiration and a pivotal moment on Anja Schneider's Backstage, where Anja sat down with DJ Minx and DJ Paulette to discuss 30 years of women in the DJ business - through the lens of Detroit, Manchester, and Berlin. The conversation was raw, honest, and essential. DJ Minx's voice, tone, and clarity resonated long after the recording stopped. Inspired by that energy, Anja asked to use excerpts from the interview - and from that idea, "Dirty Hands" was born. Raw, driving, and uncompromising, the track captures exactly the sound Anja has championed for years: authentic, powerful, and rooted in underground culture. It's a statement piece - merging message and dancefloor intensity. The release arrives just ahead of Miami Music Week, where Anja will receive the Femme Award for outstanding achievements by women in electronic music, before joining DJ Minx behind the decks at the 20 Years of Rekids celebration. "Dirty Hands" is more than a collaboration. It's a bridge between generations and cities. A celebration of resilience, history, and the sound of now.

Anja Schneider featuring DJ Minx - "Dirty Hands" With "Dirty Hands," Anja Schneider fulfills a long-held personal wish while opening a powerful new chapter in her artistic journey. The collaboration with DJ Minx grew out of deep admiration and a pivotal moment on Anja Schneider's Backstage, where Anja sat down with DJ Minx and DJ Paulette to discuss 30 years of women in the DJ business - through the lens of Detroit, Manchester, and Berlin. The conversation was raw, honest, and essential. DJ Minx's voice, tone, and clarity resonated long after the recording stopped. Inspired by that energy, Anja asked to use excerpts from the interview - and from that idea, "Dirty Hands" was born. Raw, driving, and uncompromising, the track captures exactly the sound Anja has championed for years: authentic, powerful, and rooted in underground culture. It's a statement piece - merging message and dancefloor intensity. The release arrives just ahead of Miami Music Week, where Anja will receive the Femme Award for outstanding achievements by women in electronic music, before joining DJ Minx behind the decks at the 20 Years of Rekids celebration. "Dirty Hands" is more than a collaboration. It's a bridge between generations and cities. A celebration of resilience, history, and the sound of now.