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Side Up Works welcomes Diego Montiel with SUW045, an EP built on immersive storytelling and strong rhythmic impact. "Boarding to Nowhere" unfolds through deep sonic architecture, where a pulsing bassline and hypnotic sequences create steady, elegant tension. "Dancefloor Confessions" raises the intensity with a brighter, more emotional groove, blending club drive with melodic touches that connect instantly. Simple Symmetry delivers an expansive reinterpretation of "Boarding to Nowhere," rich in psychedelic color and cosmic motion, while Adrian Marth reinforces its physical dimension with a direct, high-impact club version. Damon Jee reshapes "Dancefloor Confessions" into a sophisticated high-voltage tool, infused with darkness, drama and irresistible groove. A versatile release designed for both peak-time energy and solitary late-night listening. SUW045 captures the essence of Side Up Works: emotion, elegance and power in perfect alignment. Enjoy it anywhere. Artist: Diego Montiel Remixers: Damon Jee, Simple Symmetry, Adrian Marth Label: Side Up Works Mastering: Sebastian Morell Catalog: SUW045 Release Date: March 31, 2026

Cosmjn does not need much of an introduction since he is already a well-known figure in the Romanian underground scene. With an international presence around the world, he is currently one of the most active names of the scene and we are more than happy to have him in the family. This single is nothing less than a heavy piece of electronic music that is going to shake any dance floor

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Ladislav Zensor revives his moniker, Exhausted Modern, on a new EP. While maintaining his traditionally contemplative and dark sound, he enriches it with new elements he has explored in recent years through his second project, Oblaka. This pushes his work into a gray zone, though it fundamentally draws from classic dance music genres and techniques/elements that have a certain retro charm but also inherent limitations. Across the five tracks, he navigates between broken beats and electro, all wrapped in a contemporary layer.

On the 19th vinyl release from ELECTRO MUSIC COALITION, the second chapter of the international blockbuster Robot Connection brings together four heavyweights: Dmitry Larionov, a core member of the EMC crew; Sergey Timoshov, known worldwide for running the Propaganda Moscow label; Rome-based producer and MinimalRome co-founder Gianluca Bertazzi, a.k.a. TeslaSonic; and the unmistakable DJ and New-World producer Ole Mic Odd. This 12-inch is pure electro from start to finish. It opens with 'Planet X,' steeped in deep groove, vintage-synth timbres, and those distinctive downward-spiraling sequences. Next comes 'Let's Go To The EMC,' which kicks the energy up a notch. Staccato lead lines and punchy break-kicks create a tense, muscular drive, while subtle variations toward the track's end add extra color, turning it into a dance-floor weapon. Flip the record and 'Interlinked' keeps the pressure high with dissonant intervals and sharply accented synth riffs, all riding a heavy, unshakable groove. 'My Funk' closes the four-tracker with a new-school jam built on classic ELECTRO architecture: a syncopated lead riding a tight, springy rhythm, vocal filters in motion, and textured side parts pulsing through the mix. Once again, Robot Connection unites producers from across the globe, sketching a truly worldwide ELECTRO nation. The compilation remains coherent and deliberate, each track staying true to the genre's classic forms - even in an era of constant hybridization of sound and style.

The aptly titled album 'Archive 97-99' is a collection of songs which are a candid look into the world of an adolescent threehz, exploring curiosities of sound directly from their suburban bedroom at the time. Never before released, the album surfaces on PPRZ Records with a warm, nostalgic, yet forward thinking approach to sound design and drum programming. Distributed by Label Engine - www.label-engine.com

ElectroBreakz Private Label Group 2026

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Artist: synta3x Name: Grudtsin Stanislav Sergeevich Release Title: Revamp Release Type: EP Genre: Breakbeat

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Having previously appeared on the iconic Schematic label, Miami's Mastrapa comes to Science Cult with an ethereal electro EP right from the future. Precision drum programming underscored by lush pads and intricate percussion work is on display here and sure to please late night dance floors. www. sciencecult.com

Heinrich Mueller research and experimentation as Der Zyklus. Backed with a DPX remix.

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