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For over a decade, French producer Ewake has been carving out his own corner of the psychedelic tech spectrum, moving comfortably between deep, stripped-back minimal tech and darker, more progressive dancefloor intensity. That versatility has always been part of what forms the Ewake sound. With 'There Was A Sine', he introduces himself to the Digital Structures stables, and there's a little more history behind this one too. Digital Structures is what first pulled Ewake into the world of psychedelic tech. Around ten years ago, he was already knocking on the DS door, hoping to one day become part of the story.. Fast forward a decade, a lot of music, evolution and festival appearances later, that door is officially open. 'There Was A Sine' sees Ewake channel this journey with Digital Structures, into an EP that moves through the different shades of his sound, balancing deep psychedelic detail, rolling tech grooves and subtle moments of that broodier progressive energy, whilst carrying his unmistakable sonic character that made us take notice in the first place. Ten years after that first knock, and after playing a part in our recent label takeover at Ozora Festival, we welcome Ewake into the Digital Structures family. Enjoy!
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AlpaKa MuziK — Re:Transmissions 2025 Curated by label boss KOZY, Re:Transmissions 2025 is a deep-dive recap of a massive year for AlpaKa MuziK — a sonic snapshot of the moments, floors, and systems that defined 2025. With 220+ releases landing across the year, narrowing it down to 40 tracks was no easy task. Countless weapons, late-night rollers, peak-time stompers, and head-twisting journeys were left on the cutting-room floor — not for lack of quality, but because 2025 was simply stacked. This compilation represents the essence of that output: the tracks that traveled far, moved crowds, and captured the unmistakable AlpaKa style. Expect a carefully balanced flow of psy-tech, dark prog, techno-leaning hybrids, and forward-thinking psychedelia — showcasing both seasoned AlpaKa heavyweights and breakout moments from across the herd. Each selection tells part of the story: warehouse sweat, festival sunrise, underground pressure, and the relentless evolution of the labels sound. Re:Transmissions 2025 isnt just a best of — its a transmission back through the year that was. A thank-you to every artist, dancer, promoter, and listener who helped push the signal further. 40 bangers. 1 year. Uncompromised quality. This is AlpaKa MuziK — Re:Transmissions 2025. Stay tuned for 2026, our biggest year yet!!
For over a decade, French producer Ewake has been carving out his own corner of the psychedelic tech spectrum, moving comfortably between deep, stripped-back minimal tech and darker, more progressive dancefloor intensity. That versatility has always been part of what forms the Ewake sound. With 'There Was A Sine', he introduces himself to the Digital Structures stables, and there's a little more history behind this one too. Digital Structures is what first pulled Ewake into the world of psychedelic tech. Around ten years ago, he was already knocking on the DS door, hoping to one day become part of the story.. Fast forward a decade, a lot of music, evolution and festival appearances later, that door is officially open. 'There Was A Sine' sees Ewake channel this journey with Digital Structures, into an EP that moves through the different shades of his sound, balancing deep psychedelic detail, rolling tech grooves and subtle moments of that broodier progressive energy, whilst carrying his unmistakable sonic character that made us take notice in the first place. Ten years after that first knock, and after playing a part in our recent label takeover at Ozora Festival, we welcome Ewake into the Digital Structures family. Enjoy!