Mustache Crew Records

Insomniac Records

Space Motion makes his Diynamic debut with his EP "Woop Woop". Two tracks that pull you straight into the night. The title track comes around the corner like fireworks tearing through the city, with wicked bleeps, twisted sounds and a rolling low end that winds you higher and higher, like a spiral climbing above the rooftops. "Banga Banga" takes over with driving percussion and a vocal that keeps pushing you forward, holding you up there and not letting the energy drop. Two tracks that take you from street level to somewhere high above the city.

ÆDEN RECORDS

As The White Isle comes emerges from hibernation for the summer, Toolroom celebrates the start of the new season with its annual Ibiza compilation. Featuring music from Armand Van Helden, Cristoph, Tony Romera, Crusy, ESSEL, CASSIMM, Danny Howard, Thomas Newson, Ronnie Spiteri, and of course Mark Knight plus many others – the compilation is made up of 50 tracks plus two House and Tech House mixes.

Kyle Watson releases his second album, Ask Me Tomorrow, on his own imprint No Context Records. 'Ask me tomorrow' is usually a deflection - a way to dodge the question and buy yourself some time. For Kyle, it's basically a confession; procrastination's been his nemesis for years. So this time, he flipped the script: eighteen weeks, start to finish. No pushing it back, no 'next month,' no tomorrow to hide behind. The pressure was the whole point, forcing him to work fast and trust his instincts. Sharpened by collaborations with fellow producers Body Ocean, Walker & Royce and Will Clarke, and standout artists Kosmo Kint, Scrufizzer, Ed Graves, Bobbi Fallon and MAY BBY, the album moves through genres without friction while staying true to Watson's distinctive sound. The end result is an album that feels diverse yet cohesive, a clear showcase of Watson's skill and range as a producer. 'Writing the album came really naturally, without overthinking - there literally wasn't any time for that. Eighteen weeks in the making, was it worth it? I think so... ask me tomorrow.' - Kyle

OWSLA/Atlantic

FTTF 53 is four tracks deep into a night with no plans of slowing down. Deniz Kabu and Anil Vardareli kick things off with "Stronger To You", pairing warm vocals with cheeky percussion and a rhythm that gets under your skin. Teenage Mutants pick up right where they left off, throwing rolling basslines, bold vocal cuts and unexpected edits into the mix, before Gabss and Losing Stereo get a little reckless with "Like That". Classic synths, crisp snares and a straight-up don't-give-a-fuck attitude bring back the spirit of the nights when the rules went out the window.  Eva Kim delivers the final word with "Signal Fires", letting her vocals take you somewhere between a distant memory and the last record of the night. Some nights are worth losing track of time for.

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Friends & Family

Rock Bottom Records

Siona Records

STMPD RCRDS

Hellbent Records

Never Say Die Records

NIGHTMODE

You are the mine. Your time. Your attention. Your energy. Your need to feel something. Everything is being mined, and everyone wants a piece. Meanwhile, the real gold is buried somewhere between a fat, pumping bassline, hypnotic grooves, and sultry synths that know exactly how to get under your skin. With Gold Digger is 2N8G digging into the darker side of desire — a club weapon built to make bodies move while minds wander. The deeper you go, the harder it hits. Dig deeper. Feel less innocent.

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Monstercat

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