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thds returns to Bar 25 Music with 'Felix II,' a two-track EP that continues where 'Felix' left off, the second chapter of a larger work born from one of the most profound and disorienting shifts in a human life: the birth of a child. In those first months, reality softened at the edges. Days folded into nights. Sleep fractured into fragments. The mind drifted through strange territories somewhere between dreams and waking life, while sudden waves of love and adrenaline brought moments of almost surreal clarity. There was no clear boundary between beauty and chaos. They existed together, constantly overlapping. Music became orientation. A way to hold onto something. 'Amaris' lingers in transformation, inspired by the idea that a leaf can long to be a wing, that something fleeting can hold the weight of something infinite. 'Nemi' sits at the edge of collapse, the fragile space where everything feels uncertain and doubt speaks the loudest. It doesn't resolve that tension. It lets you sit inside it. A Belgian-Portuguese composer and multi-instrumentalist, thds has been releasing music since 2018 on Bar 25 Music, Akumandra and Sol Selectas, and has performed at Claire in Amsterdam, Monsieur Mouche in Paris and Klein Garten in Istanbul. 'Felix II' is not a standalone release. It is the second half of a whole.
I'm Mady unveils Two Face, a refined EP built around hypnotic grooves, rich textures and a gentle yet deeper-toned sensibility. The release features two original compositions – 'Two Face' and 'Jumping Stars' – expanded with distinctive remixes from Matija & Richard Elcox, AmuAmu, DJ Fehlt, and Sydney Seymour. A versatile collection of immersive cuts for late-night floors and introspective moments.
https://www.facebook.com/NuNorthernSoul\n\nBy the third EP, everything opens out.\nThere's a looseness here — a confidence in letting each artist fully take control and push things wherever they land. That idea of "the sound of freedom" runs right through it.\nMike Alcaras brings a subtle, musical touch to O Luar, shaped by years of collaboration and a shared understanding of the source material. Marshall Watson returns, this time taking Countermoon deeper and more direct — a heavier, more focused cut. And Silvio Astier shifts Lunaticotina into completely new territory, carving out his own space with a distinct voice.\nNothing here feels forced. It all unfolds naturally — which is exactly the point.\nAs George says, "dub… doesn't push itself on you — it draws you in."\n\n\n\n\nDistributed by Strikeforce 360 Media\nhttps://x.com/STRIKEFORCE360\nhttp://www.instagram.com/strikeforce360/\nhttp://www.facebook.com/Strikeforce360
The Final Shot is a futuristic downtempo journey where organic textures meet synthetic sound design. Meditative and immersive, the track weaves together evolving atmospheres, delicate rhythms, and forward-looking sonic landscapes. Balancing warmth and technology, it unfolds with a calm intensity that invites deep listening and introspection.
Just in time for summer, Pig&Dan drop their third long player from the 'Destination Unknown' series. A deep collection of downtempo soundtracks filled with laidback and cinematic subsonic vibes. Lazy beats and atmospheric keys laced with beautiful vocal messages, make this album a perfect companion for those looking to kickback and relax.