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Curupira, the new EP by Nofrontera, takes its title from Curupira, a mythical figure from Brazilian Amazonian folklore. Known as the guardian of the rainforest, Curupira watches over the Amazon and protects it from those who seek to exploit or harm it. Reflecting this spirit, the EP invites listeners to reconnect with nature, memory, and the invisible forces that unite cultures across continents.\n\nThis release is where electronic grooves meet ancestral music from across the world. Blending Organic House and downtempo textures with influences from Indian, Amazonian, and Native American musical cultures, the EP creates a rich and immersive journey.\n\nThe EP also features an incredible lineup of remixers, including Majnoon from Turkey, Vinzoo from France, and Kolomin from Russia. Each artist brings their own unique flair, reimagining the original tracks through fresh perspectives while respecting the spirit of the originals.
Liquid Bloom , Lil Fish , Bloomurian , Share The Light
Yapacc , Fadila Demirtas , Yoram , Acud , Theo Meier , Sascha Home , Schlepp Geist , Kuriose Naturale , Tomas Svensson , Jan Mir , Paul Sandberg
Hell Yeah welcomes back Tonarunur for an EP of future-facing Balearica straight out of his native Iceland. Someone Else EP is drawn from vast production archives and reveals two distinct sides to his sound, with artwork from Planet Luke.\n\nTonarunur last appeared on the label with a track for the Buena Onda compilation in 2021, and has also released his unique blend of electronic boogie and space disco on Citizen of Vice, Eskimo Recordings and Whiskey Disco. Whether laying down horizontal Sunday sounds or soundtracking the dance floor, he always brings a strong sense of personality.\n\nEqual parts sunset escapism and after-hours introspection, Someone Else EP drifts effortlessly between the club and the cosmos.
Stendahl returns to Rewoven with a new single - 'Exist'. The track doesn't announce itself. Instead, it offers a carefully measured stillness - warm, slightly unresolved, and completely uninterested in proving anything. A piece that simply occupies the room and leaves the rest up to you. It builds a quiet architecture of sound: soft pressure in the low end, carefully placed lounge-y melodic elements, and space that feels intentional rather than empty. It's the kind of record that doesn't ask you to feel something specific. It just stays with you long after the last note fades. What stands out most is how Stendahl works in the spaces most producers fill too quickly - letting the arrangement breathe and allowing small details to carry weight. The result feels less like a finished product and more like something still alive.