Warner Records

Copenhagen's finest,Main Phase, joins theNervous Horizonfamily with his newest EP:'Chosen One'! WithChosen One EP, Main Phase sets out to bridge the gap between his earlier work and a new style he has been developing. Drawing on elements of UK garage, techno and house, the EP brings together a varied collection of tracks designed to move comfortably between different sonic worlds. The EP starts with'Creep Into My Mind'an anthemic house track which features a soulful earwormy vocal that will live rent free in your head for the rest of your life! Next up is the title track of the record,'Chosen One'a bass heavy 4x4 influenced belter. Last but not least the EP featuresLoganon'Take Time',bringing one of London's most present grime voicesinto Main Phase's world with a nod to old school UK Funky and amapiano. His delivery gives the track a different energy to the rest of the EP, adding a raw vocal edge to Main Phase's clinical production. Main Phaseis a Copenhagen-born DJ and producer known for a versatile, left-of-centre sound shaped by years of digging across house, techno, garage, jungle, dubstep and everything in between. A staple in clubs worldwide - from Fabric across Panorama Bar to Boiler Room, he's built a reputation for high-energy sets driven by deep crates, unreleased cuts and a love for the darker, heads-down corners of dance music. As a producer, he moves just as freely, releasing across key labels including his own ATW Records imprint with Interplanetary Criminal. His catalogue is always shifting, each release revealing a new side, whether it's rough-edged bass pressure, hypnotic club tools or genre-bending experiments. It's a trajectory that keeps him firmly rooted in forward-thinking territory. Loganknown as MC Logan, or "The Big Sound Boy", is the Willesden-based MC that has been carving out his own lane through grime's underground and clash scene since 2017. Catalog number: NH018 Tracklist: A1 Creep Into My Mind B1 Chosen One B2 Take Time feat. Logan olm

Time Is Now Records

We are delighted to welcome Douvelle19 fully into the Pineapple fold, after his much-loved collaboration with Cesco and Sylla ('Finders Keepers') became a highlight of our 2025 calendar. Over the past few years, we've gradually found ourselves becoming naturally more involved in each other's orbits, so it's great to finally work on a full EP project together. In his own words, Douvelle spends 'a lot of time trying to make music that conveys emotion', but for this release, the goal was 'to lead with energy instead of heart'. Yet across the three original tracks here, all the integral elements of dance music are expertly presented. 'Everything' has been a crowd-levelling staple of label boss Sam Binga's sets for the past 12 months, while 'Get The Money' mixes chunky, modern electro vibes with shimmering vocal tweaks and euphoric synths. 'Microtonic', meanwhile, sounds like what would happen if you took an early-2000s minimal producer and stuck them in Cardiff with a laptop and a gym membership - wonderfully squelchy gloops and bubbles, but with a solid backbone to beef the groove up properly. Built through a process of bouncing between fresh brain-melting plug-ins and the classic retro approach of Reason, the EP is completed by an insanely good Ruff Style Remix, which ramps up the swing on 'Everything' to Twice As Nice levels and slices & dices the original like prime Todd Edwards. Ruff Style might be more familiar to Pineapple fans as ZeroFG, whose 'Elemental' EP introduced a whole new generation to the joys of Breakstep back in March of last year. A real family affair all round! Distributed by Label Engine - www.label-engine.com

Ingram

FABRICLIVE.

CHROMA

Pretty Weird

OWSLA/Atlantic

CMG

Dlala Records (PTY) Ltd

Pacific Northwest-born producer Haelix arrives on Well Street Records with four heavyweight club cuts rooted in UKG and Bass, blending layered soundscapes with intricate 2-step rhythms and serious low-end pressure.

Goldmax / EMPIRE

As Eerie Enterprise, upsammy and Piezo have funnelled their singular styles into a classic-feeling but ultra-modern album of elegant, angular electronica. With a strong melodic sensibility and a highly developed palette of playful sound design in their toolkit, the unexpected pairing grew spontaneous jams into a considered collaboration, and Places Remember Events is the end result. Individually, Thessa Torsing and Luca Mucci have carved out strong identities within contemporary electronic music. As upsammy, Torsing has applied a delicate precision to ambient and uptempo approaches alike, building up a striking catalogue of releases including her 2020 LP for Dekmantel, Zoom. Meanwhile, Mucci has taken a wayward path through contemporary bass music and techno that matches edgy sound design with playful unpredictability. As Eerie Enterprise, both artists tap into their respective creative instincts while arriving at a unique sound with a nurturing quality they were both missing from modern dance music. Having appreciated each other's work for some years, in July 2024 Torsing and Mucci seized an opportunity to carve out two days in the studio. There was no expectation of an end product, but the sketches conceived during those open-ended, hardware-oriented sessions felt worthy of a deeper exploration developed and finalised over the following year-and-a-half. Places Remember Events has an unapologetically nostalgic streak, calling to mind the warm glow of melodically-charged, golden-era electronica. The twitchy rhythmic make-up of tracks like 'Decay + Collapse' and 'Folding Origin' speak to the duo's shared affinity for ravey energy, but even within faster frameworks they lean into half-time space to maintain a light-footed agility that allows the relatively busy arrangements to feel grounded and patient rather than frantic. There's an appreciation for mystery in the emotional make-up of many of the tracks, not least in the slithering textural exploration and spatial tension of 'Capsule', but elsewhere fragile melancholia guides the melody direction of 'Superradiance' and 'Things Fall Upwards'. The final impression is crisp and modern while delivering an accessible experience that seeks to soothe rather than shock when so much contemporary club music tips towards uneasy intensity. Finding malleable approaches to their chosen sonics and applying them to intentional song structures, Eerie Enterprise collectively land on a sound that promises a lasting reward for the repeat voyager satisfying headphone gear in the grand tradition of introspective electronic music, but also with a physical immediacy that will manifest in the live set upsammy and Piezo have put together to perform later in the year.

NIGHTMODE

3SIDE

Tresor Records

Moveltraxx

Ingram

Scuffed Recordings