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We're honoured to present the biggest milestone in Merikan's career to date: his debut album, Nightreign. Packed with everything you'd expect from the Italian neurofunk heavyweight, the album delivers hard-hitting neurofunk from start to finish alongside collaborations with Audio, Gancher & Ruin, and Disprove.
blkout. teams up with Coppa Komanche on Ring Ring (On The Line), a hard-hitting yet catchy track with a nod to Skepta's It Ain't Safe. Driven by gritty energy, the track is made for peak-time impact and is already picking up early support from names like Charlie Tee. With blkout. earning support from The Chainsmokers, Zeds Dead and NGHTMRE, and Coppa Komanche performing in over 40 countries, picking up multiple awards and BBC Radio 1 airplay, they deliver Ring Ring (On The Line) as a true statement tune.
It's time for some new blood on Gorilla Warfare. In 2026, as this release drops, 2HAY and Dain might not yet be permanent fixtures in your playlists and setlists, but that's about to change. You see, 2HAY has given us solo tracks that show off three distinctive styles: the grotty jump-up of 'Wanna Say', the main stage musicality of 'Stuck, and the unpredictable switch-ups of 'Show Off'. Then Dain joins him on the ultra-fresh, category-resistant 'Want You'. This EP is a calling card for two artists we're going to be hearing a lot more from. For licensing & label enquiries, please contact Martin Flex: martin@hotcakesmusic.com
Bitter Green moves with the warmth of long days and open air. A summer piece built on groove and space, it carries the feeling of stepping clear of what's been weighing things down. It's a record about release. Leaving the past where it belongs and turning toward what's next. Not with drama, but with clarity. A clean horizon, and the sound of moving forward. Built to play loud in the sun
Felov Announces Debut Album For What It's Worth A founding force behind the Transparent Audio sound, Dutch producer Felov steps into a new chapter with the release of his debut album, For What It's Worth. A project that marks both a milestone and a transformation. Having been with the label since its earliest days, Felov played a key role in shaping its identity, helping define a signature palette of deep, dark, minimal drum & bass. His productions have long been recognised for their precision, restraint, and atmosphere, tracks that speak in shadows as much as sound. But with this debut album, Felov moves beyond the framework he helped build, embracing a more expansive and introspective approach. For What It's Worth sees him rediscovering his creative voice, pushing into more emotional and personal territory while retaining the depth that has always defined his work. The album leans into richer musicality, weaving in layered textures, subtle melodies, and a heightened sense of vulnerability. It's a body of work that feels deliberate and reflective, less about the dancefloor alone, and more about expression, evolution, and identity. 'That's why I took a step back. To reflect and to think about where I truly wanted to go with music. I wanted to make something tangible. Something personal. Something that stands the test of time, and that I can still look back on with pride years from now. That became this album.' - Felov Featuring collaborations with Verbz, Whitt, Lauren Walton, T.R.A.C, and Luke Truth, the album brings together a diverse range of voices that complement Felov's shifting sound. Each contribution adds dimension without diluting the vision, reinforcing the sense that this is a carefully constructed, deeply considered project. This release stands as a turning point. Not just a debut, but a statement of growth, of risk, and of an artist willing to step outside his own legacy to find something more honest. Distributed by Label Engine - www.label-engine.com