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Heisenberg label head Saktu returns with 'Mango Sticky Beats,' a new single filled with positive energy, dreamy synths, and classy house flavours. Built around a smooth minimal house groove, the track combines warm melodies, subtle details, and an irresistible sense of movement. Light, playful, and deeply functional, it works equally well in intimate rooms, open air sessions, and late night sets. A feel good trip with serious dancefloor power, 'Mango Sticky Beats' is an ultimate weapon for DJs!
Seven Davis Jr. , Groove Armada , Rhythm Plate , Nick Weaver , DFRA
For two decades, Hudd Traxx has stood as a pillar of underground house music - a label defined by longevity, taste, and its ability to bridge the old school with the new. To mark its twentieth anniversary, the revered UK imprint presents '20 Traxx From The Hudd', a specially curated, all-new twenty-track compilation handpicked by label founder Eddie Leader. Seven Davis Jr. - Infrasound opens the 5th part with pure floor-destroying intent. A tech house cut built for peak time. Groove Armada brings Part 5 to a thunderous close with Play Me Raw - a high-energy tech house weapon that does exactly what the title promises. A powerful sign-off from one of electronic music's most enduring names. Rhythm Plate's Posthumous adds a hypnotic, atmospheric layer to the package, built for the after-hours. DFRA's & Nick Weaver's Heart Beats Fast closes the 5th part out driving and percussive. Founded in 2005, Hudd Traxx has served as a trusted home for pioneering artists such as Nightmares On Wax and Matthew Herbert, guided by Eddie Leader's consistent curatorial vision and unwavering commitment to craft. As a producer, his releases on Classic, Robsoul, and Balance Alliance have been supported by Laurent Garnier, Josh Wink, Disclosure, and many more. '20 Traxx From The Hudd' isn't just a celebration of the past; it's a fervent reminder that Hudd Traxx remains as relevant and vital as ever.
Bar 25 Music revisits a catalog favorite: 'Extraordinary,' the title track from She Knows' beloved 2023 EP, gets a fresh rework from Berlin duo coss & Zettka. The original was the closing chapter of Teresa and Marcel's shared studio partnership in Berlin, a melancholic, playful highlight of the label's back catalog. Three years on, coss & Zettka bring it back to the dancefloor with a rework built for today.\n\ncoss, a prolific live act, DJ, producer and founder of Metanoia, Mimoton and Betonstrand, has spent over a decade shaping a sound built on deep grooves and emotional storytelling, with more than 300 originals and remixes released on labels including Katermukke, Get Physical, Dantze and Laut & Luise. Zettka, a fellow Berlin artist and member of the Betonstrand collective, brings his cinematic, Turkish-inflected melodic sensibility - the same chemistry the pair have carried through their run on Bar 25 Music with 'Mecha Love Transmission,' 'They Left Traces,' 'Neon Eyes' and 'Pink Elephant.'\n\nWith this remix, coss & Zettka honor the emotional core of 'Extraordinary' while giving it a club-ready update: a fitting full-circle moment for one of She Knows' most-loved tracks.
Yapacc , Fadila Demirtas , Yoram , Acud , Theo Meier , Sascha Home , Schlepp Geist , Kuriose Naturale , Tomas Svensson , Jan Mir , Paul Sandberg
Baku sits at 40° north, Helsinki at 60°, different climates, different time zones, different ideas of what seasons actually mean. None of that mattered once Emran Badalov and Heidi B. ended up working together, and the four tracks that came out of it, landing on Apparel Music September 11, 2026, treat that distance as the whole point rather than something to work around. It's the kind of pairing the label has quietly built its identity on, proof that music closes gaps faster than almost anything else. Badalov works out of Baku, and over the years has released under names like 909 Rave, Vinyl 33, Astral Motion and Second Mars. Heidi B. writing from Helsinki, runs on the opposite instinct, melodies that land on first listen, a voice that doesn't need volume to fill a room. Together, they're proof that distance was never really the obstacle people assume it is. Give It To Me (Original Mix) opens with the smallest gap of the four, vocal and groove pretty much locked together, playful and flirtatious, a structure that never feels forced. A Lady (Original Mix) stretches the distance through time instead, a couple of decades back, that cowbell pulls in textures straight out of the '80s and '90s, not as a nod but as a real throwback, the kind that makes the track feel older than it is, in the good way. Then the two Dub Mixes close the gap from the other side, stripping the vocals out entirely and leaving just the groove, proper tools for DJs who want the distance between body and beat to disappear completely. Four tracks built on the idea that gaps, between countries, between decades, between voice and rhythm, exist to be closed. Give It To Me EP drops via Apparel Music on September 11, 2026.