As Amsterdam prepares to become the epicentre of electronic music once again, Lapsus Music arrives with its own soundtrack for the madness — 'Lapsus ADE Edition', a 17-track Various Artists collection bringing together a heavyweight cast of house talent for one seriously dancefloor-focused statement. Rather than playing it safe, Lapsus Music has packed the compilation with tracks designed to move through different shades of the club spectrum. From rolling grooves and deep, hypnotic rhythms to infectious vocals, Latin-leaning percussion and peak-time pressure, 'Lapsus ADE Edition' captures the restless energy of Amsterdam Dance Event in one expansive package. Across 17 tracks, 'Lapsus ADE Edition' feels less like a traditional compilation and more like a snapshot of the current Lapsus sound: energetic, groove-led, diverse and unapologetically made for the club. With ADE providing the backdrop, Lapsus Music supplies the soundtrack. The city is ready. The clubs are waiting. Lapsus has arrived.

Ordonez keeps pushing his Latin house identity forward with "The Chant". Following the success of "Déjala Venir" on Claptone's Golden Recordings and "What Is Salsa" on Wh0 Plays, he returns with another Latin bomb — this time soaked in Brazilian samba energy. Driving percussion, infectious rhythm, and a chant that sticks in your head from the first listen turn "The Chant" into pure dancefloor fuel. Latin roots, Brazilian flavor, and unmistakable Ordonez groove.