Cecille Summer 2026 Compilation\n\nSummer and Cecille have always gone hand in hand.\n\nFor 2026, we're back with another carefully selected collection of records that perfectly capture where house music feels today. Eleven tracks from artists we've admired for years, longtime friends of the label, exciting newcomers, and fresh faces joining the Cecille family for the very first time.\n\nPiem opens the journey with his long-awaited Cecille debut. A respected name in the scene for many years, his unmistakable groove has been on our radar for a long time, and we're proud to finally welcome him to the label with Give Me The Rhythm.\n\nLeon returns to where it all began. Since his very first Cecille release back in 2009, he's been an important part of the label's story. Let Bass Kick is classic Leon-timeless, understated and effortlessly effective.\n\nUK duo Late Replies continue their incredible rise with Moment 4 U. Their fresh take on house music has been impossible to ignore, and we're thrilled to have them on this year's compilation.\n\nDutch mainstay Jesse Maas delivers Voices In My Head, another classy slice of groove from one of the most consistent names in the Netherlands' house scene.\n\nBuenos Aires' Manu Desrets impressed us so much that one track simply wasn't enough. His two contributions, Get GG and Voy No Kako, showcase two different shades of his sound and perfectly reflect why he's become one of the most exciting producers coming out of Argentina.\n\nAndrew Azara has become a true part of the Cecille family over the years. This time he teams up with Traumer, who makes his label debut with a beautifully understated deep house record. Need You is one of those tracks that quietly sticks with you.\n\nWe're also excited to welcome Jay de Lys to the family. Together with Simon Kidzoo and Monoelitio, the trio delivers Into The Light-a warm, feel-good house record that instantly became one of our favourites. Three artists from Argentina, the Netherlands and Barcelona coming together exactly the way house music should.\n\nAfter turning heads on last year's Costa compilation, Brazil's Classmatic returns alongside fellow Florianopolis producer Marian. Brazilian Madness is exactly what you'd expect: infectious groove, irresistible swing and that unmistakable Brazilian sense of rhythm.\n\nOne of the hottest young names coming out of the Netherlands right now, Stefan Meser delivers Don't Hesitate-one of those records that gets stuck in your head after the very first listen.\n\nClosing the compilation is someone who's been part of the Cecille story since the very beginning. Christian Burkhardt has been a longtime friend of the label and one of Frankfurt's finest. Specialo lived in our vault for almost two years while we waited for the right moment to release it. This felt like the perfect place for it, and the perfect way to close another Cecille summer.\n\nEleven tracks. Eleven different stories. One soundtrack for Summer 2026. Welcome to the next chapter of Cecille.

Cecille Summer 2026 Compilation\n\nSummer and Cecille have always gone hand in hand.\n\nFor 2026, we're back with another carefully selected collection of records that perfectly capture where house music feels today. Eleven tracks from artists we've admired for years, longtime friends of the label, exciting newcomers, and fresh faces joining the Cecille family for the very first time.\n\nPiem opens the journey with his long-awaited Cecille debut. A respected name in the scene for many years, his unmistakable groove has been on our radar for a long time, and we're proud to finally welcome him to the label with Give Me The Rhythm.\n\nLeon returns to where it all began. Since his very first Cecille release back in 2009, he's been an important part of the label's story. Let Bass Kick is classic Leon-timeless, understated and effortlessly effective.\n\nUK duo Late Replies continue their incredible rise with Moment 4 U. Their fresh take on house music has been impossible to ignore, and we're thrilled to have them on this year's compilation.\n\nDutch mainstay Jesse Maas delivers Voices In My Head, another classy slice of groove from one of the most consistent names in the Netherlands' house scene.\n\nBuenos Aires' Manu Desrets impressed us so much that one track simply wasn't enough. His two contributions, Get GG and Voy No Kako, showcase two different shades of his sound and perfectly reflect why he's become one of the most exciting producers coming out of Argentina.\n\nAndrew Azara has become a true part of the Cecille family over the years. This time he teams up with Traumer, who makes his label debut with a beautifully understated deep house record. Need You is one of those tracks that quietly sticks with you.\n\nWe're also excited to welcome Jay de Lys to the family. Together with Simon Kidzoo and Monoelitio, the trio delivers Into The Light-a warm, feel-good house record that instantly became one of our favourites. Three artists from Argentina, the Netherlands and Barcelona coming together exactly the way house music should.\n\nAfter turning heads on last year's Costa compilation, Brazil's Classmatic returns alongside fellow Florianopolis producer Marian. Brazilian Madness is exactly what you'd expect: infectious groove, irresistible swing and that unmistakable Brazilian sense of rhythm.\n\nOne of the hottest young names coming out of the Netherlands right now, Stefan Meser delivers Don't Hesitate-one of those records that gets stuck in your head after the very first listen.\n\nClosing the compilation is someone who's been part of the Cecille story since the very beginning. Christian Burkhardt has been a longtime friend of the label and one of Frankfurt's finest. Specialo lived in our vault for almost two years while we waited for the right moment to release it. This felt like the perfect place for it, and the perfect way to close another Cecille summer.\n\nEleven tracks. Eleven different stories. One soundtrack for Summer 2026. Welcome to the next chapter of Cecille.

Cecille Summer 2026 Compilation\n\nSummer and Cecille have always gone hand in hand.\n\nFor 2026, we're back with another carefully selected collection of records that perfectly capture where house music feels today. Eleven tracks from artists we've admired for years, longtime friends of the label, exciting newcomers, and fresh faces joining the Cecille family for the very first time.\n\nPiem opens the journey with his long-awaited Cecille debut. A respected name in the scene for many years, his unmistakable groove has been on our radar for a long time, and we're proud to finally welcome him to the label with Give Me The Rhythm.\n\nLeon returns to where it all began. Since his very first Cecille release back in 2009, he's been an important part of the label's story. Let Bass Kick is classic Leon-timeless, understated and effortlessly effective.\n\nUK duo Late Replies continue their incredible rise with Moment 4 U. Their fresh take on house music has been impossible to ignore, and we're thrilled to have them on this year's compilation.\n\nDutch mainstay Jesse Maas delivers Voices In My Head, another classy slice of groove from one of the most consistent names in the Netherlands' house scene.\n\nBuenos Aires' Manu Desrets impressed us so much that one track simply wasn't enough. His two contributions, Get GG and Voy No Kako, showcase two different shades of his sound and perfectly reflect why he's become one of the most exciting producers coming out of Argentina.\n\nAndrew Azara has become a true part of the Cecille family over the years. This time he teams up with Traumer, who makes his label debut with a beautifully understated deep house record. Need You is one of those tracks that quietly sticks with you.\n\nWe're also excited to welcome Jay de Lys to the family. Together with Simon Kidzoo and Monoelitio, the trio delivers Into The Light-a warm, feel-good house record that instantly became one of our favourites. Three artists from Argentina, the Netherlands and Barcelona coming together exactly the way house music should.\n\nAfter turning heads on last year's Costa compilation, Brazil's Classmatic returns alongside fellow Florianopolis producer Marian. Brazilian Madness is exactly what you'd expect: infectious groove, irresistible swing and that unmistakable Brazilian sense of rhythm.\n\nOne of the hottest young names coming out of the Netherlands right now, Stefan Meser delivers Don't Hesitate-one of those records that gets stuck in your head after the very first listen.\n\nClosing the compilation is someone who's been part of the Cecille story since the very beginning. Christian Burkhardt has been a longtime friend of the label and one of Frankfurt's finest. Specialo lived in our vault for almost two years while we waited for the right moment to release it. This felt like the perfect place for it, and the perfect way to close another Cecille summer.\n\nEleven tracks. Eleven different stories. One soundtrack for Summer 2026. Welcome to the next chapter of Cecille.

Cecille Summer 2026 Compilation\n\nSummer and Cecille have always gone hand in hand.\n\nFor 2026, we're back with another carefully selected collection of records that perfectly capture where house music feels today. Eleven tracks from artists we've admired for years, longtime friends of the label, exciting newcomers, and fresh faces joining the Cecille family for the very first time.\n\nPiem opens the journey with his long-awaited Cecille debut. A respected name in the scene for many years, his unmistakable groove has been on our radar for a long time, and we're proud to finally welcome him to the label with Give Me The Rhythm.\n\nLeon returns to where it all began. Since his very first Cecille release back in 2009, he's been an important part of the label's story. Let Bass Kick is classic Leon-timeless, understated and effortlessly effective.\n\nUK duo Late Replies continue their incredible rise with Moment 4 U. Their fresh take on house music has been impossible to ignore, and we're thrilled to have them on this year's compilation.\n\nDutch mainstay Jesse Maas delivers Voices In My Head, another classy slice of groove from one of the most consistent names in the Netherlands' house scene.\n\nBuenos Aires' Manu Desrets impressed us so much that one track simply wasn't enough. His two contributions, Get GG and Voy No Kako, showcase two different shades of his sound and perfectly reflect why he's become one of the most exciting producers coming out of Argentina.\n\nAndrew Azara has become a true part of the Cecille family over the years. This time he teams up with Traumer, who makes his label debut with a beautifully understated deep house record. Need You is one of those tracks that quietly sticks with you.\n\nWe're also excited to welcome Jay de Lys to the family. Together with Simon Kidzoo and Monoelitio, the trio delivers Into The Light-a warm, feel-good house record that instantly became one of our favourites. Three artists from Argentina, the Netherlands and Barcelona coming together exactly the way house music should.\n\nAfter turning heads on last year's Costa compilation, Brazil's Classmatic returns alongside fellow Florianopolis producer Marian. Brazilian Madness is exactly what you'd expect: infectious groove, irresistible swing and that unmistakable Brazilian sense of rhythm.\n\nOne of the hottest young names coming out of the Netherlands right now, Stefan Meser delivers Don't Hesitate-one of those records that gets stuck in your head after the very first listen.\n\nClosing the compilation is someone who's been part of the Cecille story since the very beginning. Christian Burkhardt has been a longtime friend of the label and one of Frankfurt's finest. Specialo lived in our vault for almost two years while we waited for the right moment to release it. This felt like the perfect place for it, and the perfect way to close another Cecille summer.\n\nEleven tracks. Eleven different stories. One soundtrack for Summer 2026. Welcome to the next chapter of Cecille.

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Cecille Summer 2026 Compilation\n\nSummer and Cecille have always gone hand in hand.\n\nFor 2026, we're back with another carefully selected collection of records that perfectly capture where house music feels today. Eleven tracks from artists we've admired for years, longtime friends of the label, exciting newcomers, and fresh faces joining the Cecille family for the very first time.\n\nPiem opens the journey with his long-awaited Cecille debut. A respected name in the scene for many years, his unmistakable groove has been on our radar for a long time, and we're proud to finally welcome him to the label with Give Me The Rhythm.\n\nLeon returns to where it all began. Since his very first Cecille release back in 2009, he's been an important part of the label's story. Let Bass Kick is classic Leon-timeless, understated and effortlessly effective.\n\nUK duo Late Replies continue their incredible rise with Moment 4 U. Their fresh take on house music has been impossible to ignore, and we're thrilled to have them on this year's compilation.\n\nDutch mainstay Jesse Maas delivers Voices In My Head, another classy slice of groove from one of the most consistent names in the Netherlands' house scene.\n\nBuenos Aires' Manu Desrets impressed us so much that one track simply wasn't enough. His two contributions, Get GG and Voy No Kako, showcase two different shades of his sound and perfectly reflect why he's become one of the most exciting producers coming out of Argentina.\n\nAndrew Azara has become a true part of the Cecille family over the years. This time he teams up with Traumer, who makes his label debut with a beautifully understated deep house record. Need You is one of those tracks that quietly sticks with you.\n\nWe're also excited to welcome Jay de Lys to the family. Together with Simon Kidzoo and Monoelitio, the trio delivers Into The Light-a warm, feel-good house record that instantly became one of our favourites. Three artists from Argentina, the Netherlands and Barcelona coming together exactly the way house music should.\n\nAfter turning heads on last year's Costa compilation, Brazil's Classmatic returns alongside fellow Florianopolis producer Marian. Brazilian Madness is exactly what you'd expect: infectious groove, irresistible swing and that unmistakable Brazilian sense of rhythm.\n\nOne of the hottest young names coming out of the Netherlands right now, Stefan Meser delivers Don't Hesitate-one of those records that gets stuck in your head after the very first listen.\n\nClosing the compilation is someone who's been part of the Cecille story since the very beginning. Christian Burkhardt has been a longtime friend of the label and one of Frankfurt's finest. Specialo lived in our vault for almost two years while we waited for the right moment to release it. This felt like the perfect place for it, and the perfect way to close another Cecille summer.\n\nEleven tracks. Eleven different stories. One soundtrack for Summer 2026. Welcome to the next chapter of Cecille.

Breakout Argentinian producer Jay de Lys returns to Black Book Records with Loaded Clipz, a punchy tech-house weapon driven by a tight, rolling low-end and crisp drums that lock into a club-ready groove from the first bar. The release lands alongside a fresh remix from UK-based producers, RSquared known for their high energy, groove driven sound that blends disco, funk, and tech-house. Following the success of his breakout Black Book release Billz, Jay has continued to build strong momentum with standout cuts including On My Mind (Black Book) and Control (PIV), earning consistent support from tastemakers such as ANOTR, Carlita, Franky Rizardo, Mau P, Josh Baker, and The Martinez Brothers. Fresh off debut appearances at ADE with Music On and newly securing his U.S. visa, Jay’s international profile continues to expand across Europe, the Americas, and beyond, with key milestones including ANTS at Ushuaïa and elrow Ibiza. To celebrate the release, Jay will perform at 2 special FLOW parties in Colombia the weekend of release, as well as a homecoming performance at the esteemed Ultra Music Festival in Buenos Aires the following weekend. RSquared’s remix flips the original by adding their distinctive flare of groove-led percussion and disco inspired energy. Transforming the track into a funkier interpretation while keeping the track’s club-ready edge intact.

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