Blacklite Records presents Slothin' Around, the debut album from GIGI. A three-year odyssey of intention and patience where GIGI flipped the script of Psytrance, fusing cinematic vibes with his twilight soul. GIGI blends the raw roots of funk, jazz and bass music with the driving essence of Psytrance, creating a sophisticated musical context where live instruments meet digital synthesis. Featuring collaborations with Siloka, Alter-Vu, Synkronic, Cosmic Illusion and Mental Projection, this 10-track album rejects transitory trends in favor of deep, vivid storytelling. Slothin' Around is a rejection of any musical and social norms and, in short, It is a pure middle finger to the life algorithm and to the classic music production scheme. This Album is about stepping out of the box and finding self-fulfillment through the music, balancing light and dark. "Slothin' Around" is made for the dedicated psytrance lovers and it's all about finding the flow into the chaos, becoming your personal soundtrack to breakthrough.

The Groove Brothers' return! Jumpstreet and the Rugrats are back on the label catalog with a fresh three-track EP "Dance Psychology", locking their styles again into one single bouncing creature. Funky, forward-thinking psytrance, built by producers who know the game and how to make their three minds move as one. The package includes a solo Groove Brothers cut, plus two four-hand sonic operations with label fellows Art Materials and Siloka. Looking into some power bangers for your summer DJsets? "Dance Psychology" EP speaks for itself. Hit that download button, drop the files on the festival readers, and handle that crowd wisely through the Groove Brothers.

Silokas debut EP on Looney Moon Records has landed, and its beats are rolling relentlessly! Egg Dealer EP is the 360° display of Silokas ability in creating leading-edge soundscapes: from the depth of his solo tune Bumbling Baboons, rising to the hopping rhythms of his remix of Jumpstreets classic Distress Signal, to the frequency overload of 50 Shades of Damn in a joint headwork with boogie wizard Jimi Green. Twenty-two minutes of auditory satisfaction that will keep your attention levels as high as before Facebook was invented, and get the name of Siloka well engraved in your playlist, and memories.