Marking a decade in motion, 10 Years of Warbeats Records goes beyond being just a compilation — its a sonic time capsule of a label that, since 2015, has been shaping dancefloors and redefining independent electronic music in Brazil and beyond. The 40 tracks selected for this release offer more than just personal favorites — they are the heartbeat of the Warbeats community. Each was chosen not only for its artistic identity but also for its performance across platforms like Beatport, Spotify, YouTube, SoundCloud, Instagram, and TikTok. This is the sound of what resonated, what was bought, streamed, shared, and dropped by DJs from all corners of the globe. From standout remixes by artists like Hozho, Rachel Raw, Steve Darko, Maksim Dark, and FlexB to label-shaping originals from Plastic Robots, Detuned, Groove Delight, Underlow, Fab Massimo, and Flux Zone — this release showcases the diverse aesthetic that has defined Warbeats. With over 8.84 million streams, 3942 videos, 159K Shazams, 634 playlists, and 406 DJ supports (including Armin van Buuren, Solomun, Mau P, Felix Jaehn, and Illusionize), the data reflects the labels growing influence and cultural footprint. Warbeats Records now counts more than 450 tracks and 239 artists in its catalog. A decade in, the label remains true to its roots: delivering explosive sonic bombs with purpose and authenticity. This release is not just a look back — its a statement of everything still to come.

Underlow and Marcelo Dionisio join forces for 'Space Break (Incl. Remixes by Clim, Nedisco)', a four-track EP arriving on Warbeats Records on 30 October 2026. The release pairs two originals with reworks from Clim and Nedisco, spanning Breaks, Breakbeat, UK Bass and Indie Tech. It marks Marcelo Dionisio's debut on the label, while Underlow returns with a catalogue of 21 earlier Warbeats releases behind him. 'Space Break' opens the EP on a driving eighth-note bassline with choppy rhythm guitar and a minimal wave hook, setting an energetic tone across its runtime. 'Crossfade' shifts into metallic percussion and post-punk bass, built on dry drum programming that keeps the floor locked. Clim's remix of 'Crossfade' reworks the original into a clipped percussion loop with an analogue synth line and angular guitar stab, while Nedisco's take on 'Space Break' introduces a detuned synth lead over a motorik drum pulse and stark drum machine. Marcelo Dionisio, based in Araçatuba, São Paulo, brings a style shaped by soul, disco, funk, house and techno, with documented releases on About Disco Records between 2015 and 2016. Underlow, a Brazilian electronic project, has released on Dirtybird and Sprout, including 'Nightmares' and 'Acid Rain', and appears on Warbeats compilations like 'Best of 2025 Warbeats' and '10 Years of Warbeats Records'. Nedisco, who began in rock music before moving into electronic production, has held top positions in the Beatport Top 100 Indie Dance chart since 2021. Clim returns to Warbeats after his 'Dance Night' appearance in June 2026. This EP is Marcelo Dionisio's first release on Warbeats, marking his entry into the label's catalogue. DJs can slot these tracks across warm-up and peak hours: 'Space Break' and its Nedisco remix suit an early-to-mid set with their bass-driven momentum, while 'Crossfade' and the Clim remix carry energy into busier stretches. The EP works for a club or festival floor looking for a shift between indie tech and UK bass textures.

Marking a decade in motion, 10 Years of Warbeats Records goes beyond being just a compilation — its a sonic time capsule of a label that, since 2015, has been shaping dancefloors and redefining independent electronic music in Brazil and beyond. The 40 tracks selected for this release offer more than just personal favorites — they are the heartbeat of the Warbeats community. Each was chosen not only for its artistic identity but also for its performance across platforms like Beatport, Spotify, YouTube, SoundCloud, Instagram, and TikTok. This is the sound of what resonated, what was bought, streamed, shared, and dropped by DJs from all corners of the globe. From standout remixes by artists like Hozho, Rachel Raw, Steve Darko, Maksim Dark, and FlexB to label-shaping originals from Plastic Robots, Detuned, Groove Delight, Underlow, Fab Massimo, and Flux Zone — this release showcases the diverse aesthetic that has defined Warbeats. With over 8.84 million streams, 3942 videos, 159K Shazams, 634 playlists, and 406 DJ supports (including Armin van Buuren, Solomun, Mau P, Felix Jaehn, and Illusionize), the data reflects the labels growing influence and cultural footprint. Warbeats Records now counts more than 450 tracks and 239 artists in its catalog. A decade in, the label remains true to its roots: delivering explosive sonic bombs with purpose and authenticity. This release is not just a look back — its a statement of everything still to come.

Warbeats Best Of 2025 arrives as a distilled portrait of a defining year for the label. Throughout 2025, the imprint experienced a phase of creative expansion and artistic consolidation. Monthly sales records, a sequence of high-quality releases, and a catalog shaped around identity rather than format marked a year in which Warbeats reinforced its core vision: music built for the dance floor but driven by personality, atmosphere, and artistic intent. This was a year when the label leaned deeper into that hybrid zone in which indie dance intersects with influences from progressive house, melodic house, melodic techno, tech house, minimal, and bass house. A space where artists explored textures and moods that resist strict categorization. The catalog grew around tracks that ignite the dancefloor, but also pieces that create room for immersion, contemplation, or a drifting sense of escape. All made possible through the trust of the artists, who delivered bold, expressive works that pushed Warbeats further into a distinct artistic territory. Gathering 25 tracks that stood out in both sales and streaming, this compilation represents not only the numbers but also the aesthetic core that defined the label in 2025. It highlights how each artist helped expand Warbeats sonic palette and reinforce its role in contemporary electronic music. And it signals whats to come. With Shockline already on the horizon as a new indie dance-driven compilation, the label continues to deepen the direction that shaped this year: releasing music unafraid of the unexpected, always anchored in artistic identity.