GIORG drops WERK005, the Reez EP — two underground cuts of UK garage swing meeting tech drive, straight outta the Werkoff basement. A Side: "Reez" sits on a fat UK Reese bass, thick and rolling, garage grit locked into a driving Tech House pulse. Vocal rides the groove all the way to the build. Deep low end, tight swing, zero filler — moves a room from bar one and keeps pushing. Peak-time weapon, built for the dark. B Side: "Trippin" flips the mood but stays UK to the core — raw drums, stripped groove, oldschool foundation done right. A 90s-style vocal drives the groove straight into the drop, where it locks in with the bass and keeps the groove moving. Just bass, swing, and a vocal-driven groove that works the floor from underneath. Rooted in the old school, hitting right now.

Mood Child returns with Groovy Moods Vol. 2, the second chapter in its themed album series dedicated to the many moods and shades of groove. Bringing together seven artists from across the underground house scene, the album explores groove in all its forms, from rolling basslines and funk-infused rhythms to punchy percussion, hypnotic vocals, and peak-time energy. While each track delivers its own distinct identity, they are united by a common thread: irresistible movement built for the dancefloor. Leading the charge are internationally respected Italian artists Supernova and Paolo Martini, joined by Stefan Meser, Anzzo, Taranco, GIORG, and returning Mood Child regular Franco Schmidt. Each producer offers a unique interpretation of the albums central theme, resulting in a collection that flows effortlessly between deep, driving, uplifting, and groovy territories. Landing on July 3rd, 2026, Groovy Moods Vol. 2 is a vibrant journey through rhythm, movement, and dancefloor expression, highlighting why groove remains at the heart of house music.

GIORG drops WERK005, the Reez EP — two underground cuts of UK garage swing meeting tech drive, straight outta the Werkoff basement. A Side: "Reez" sits on a fat UK Reese bass, thick and rolling, garage grit locked into a driving Tech House pulse. Vocal rides the groove all the way to the build. Deep low end, tight swing, zero filler — moves a room from bar one and keeps pushing. Peak-time weapon, built for the dark. B Side: "Trippin" flips the mood but stays UK to the core — raw drums, stripped groove, oldschool foundation done right. A 90s-style vocal drives the groove straight into the drop, where it locks in with the bass and keeps the groove moving. Just bass, swing, and a vocal-driven groove that works the floor from underneath. Rooted in the old school, hitting right now.