To be an artist is to translate moments — subconsciously gathering fragments of time, memory, and emotion, and reshaping them into something that can travel far beyond its origin. Art becomes a vessel: carrying past experiences into new futures, connecting distant listeners through shared feeling. Music is storytelling without words — a way of building worlds that others can briefly inhabit. MUUIs sense of world-building expands throughout 2026 — longer-form narratives built from a collection of sonic fragments stretching across time via a series of four albums released on his Here Now imprint. Each album exists as its own immersive space, while together they form a larger constellation of textures and shared emotional terrain. Drifting between introspective passages of self-reflection and euphoric harmonic highs, MUUIs unique sonic language leans on a distinctive approach deeply rooted in the analog domain, capturing live takes and preserving imperfection, subtle sonic oddities, and the physical presence of sound in motion. Using music as his medium — and as a vehicle for exploring perception — MUUI continues to build a catalog that resists repetition, forging new and unique emotional sonic spaces that build a bridge between his past and his present with a forward-looking curiosity. Both an invitation and a threshold Voz del Vacío is the the beginning of this larger narrative unfolding across 2026.

To celebrate its tenth birthday, DeepDownDirty and its friendly community again demonstrate their love of all things acid with a bumper multi-genre edition of 303-flavoured tracks: DeepDownDirty Acid Vol 7. This VA voyages across an aural acid ocean on waves of breakbeat, drum and bass, tech house and peak-time techno (sometimes giving an glimpse into our hard-working producers' lives in the track titles; sometimes giving a producer the opportunity to create music in something other than their usual genre; and sometimes heralding the start of a shift to another section in this MONSTER of an acid album - there's even a nod in one of the titles to a well-loved sci-fi TV show which dedicates itself to the discovery of space) and dives into all types of squelchy 303-rippling action in between. Featuring music from seasoned producers alongside some creative debuts, DeepDownDirty Acid Vol 7, whilst more than a little crazy, is nonetheless a carefully assembled homage to the legendary sound of Roland's unexpected hero of a bass machine, the TB-303. WARNING: Not for the narrow of mind or faint of heart.

Sanctuary Music

West Cove Recordings

Bitter:Sweet

Everyone is born a creator. At a minimum, you shape your own destiny. At most, you make something beautiful—something that feels eternal and invites others in. We all have childhood dreams. Life gets stormy, and we lose sight of them for a while. But one day, we find our way back. We let go of the fear, remember what matters, and start creating again. Distributed by Label Engine - www.label-engine.com

Centrik Records

Young Art Records

PullUp Recordings

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Step into the heart of Eatbrain with the 2025 Year-End Compilation. Featuring the labels biggest and most defining releases of the year, this collection captures the raw power, dark energy, and forward-thinking sound that shaped Eatbrain throughout 2025. A no-compromise statement of futuristic drum & bass at its finest. Huge thanks to all the artists who contributed their music and vision to Eatbrain in 2025 and helped make this year unforgettable.

Microlabelsp Records

Ostgut Ton

GUUSE makes his Tatacoa debut with a three-track EP that explores the emotional edges of downtempo, blending melody, atmosphere, and subtle movement. From the warm, guitar-led opening of Rise & Fall featuring dix-sept on acoustic guitar, through the uplifting and cinematic pulse of Timeless, to the experimental, ambient closing of T.W.O.F, the EP unfolds as a cohesive journey rather than a collection of tracks. Intimate, melodic, and quietly powerful, this release is built for deep listening and late hours, where emotion and texture take the lead.

Morning Crash Records

Method 808 & Peach Discs, distributed by gamma.

Movement Limited presents a new progressive house release as Tim French and Pilch come together for Nova Albion, accompanied by a remix from Aubrey Fry. The original version of Nova Albion sees Tim French and Pilch combining their shared love for classic progressive sensibilities with a modern, forward thinking edge. Built around a warm and driving groove, the track unfolds patiently, allowing evolving synth layers, subtle textures and melodic movement to shape a journey that feels both timeless and contemporary. A solid low end anchors the arrangement while atmospheric elements and carefully placed effects guide the narrative toward a hypnotic and emotionally charged progression, making Nova Albion equally effective for late night dancefloors and deeper listening moments. Tim French is a British DJ and producer based in the South West of the UK, with roots firmly planted in the nineties progressive club scene. Drawing inspiration from classic hardware driven sounds, his productions reflect a deep understanding of groove, structure and emotional flow. With releases on respected imprints such as Sudbeat Music, The Soundgarden and Music To Die For, Tim continues to refine a sound that bridges the foundations of progressive house with a contemporary sensibility. Pilch is a UK based producer from Devon whose music blends dark atmospheres with melodic drive, firmly rooted in progressive house. Known for crafting immersive and cinematic soundscapes, his productions balance hypnotic rhythms with detailed textures and subtle melodic development. With releases across labels including The Soundgarden, Blue Magenta, Pro B Tech Music, Melodic Beats Recordings and Mistique Music, Pilch has built a reputation for delivering music that resonates across both club environments and deeper listening spaces. The remix comes courtesy of Aubrey Fry, who delivers a confident and refined reinterpretation. Taking a slightly darker and more expansive approach, the remix leans into rolling rhythms, detailed percussion and a deeper harmonic palette. The original themes are reshaped with precision, creating added tension and release while maintaining a strong sense of flow. Aubrey Frys version adds a powerful alternative perspective, designed for peak time moments while preserving the progressive spirit of the original. Aubrey Fry is a highly respected figure within the global progressive and electronic music scene, with releases on influential labels such as Last Night On Earth, Bedrock Records, Balance Music, Sudbeat Music and Mango Alley. Renowned for both his studio work and dynamic DJ sets, he has shared stages with artists including John Digweed, Sasha, Dave Clarke, Jody Wisternoff and Guy J. His contribution to Nova Albion brings a seasoned and distinctive touch, rounding out the release with depth and authority. Nova Albion stands as a focused and elegant collaboration, uniting three distinctive artistic voices in a release that reflects Movement Limiteds ongoing commitment to quality, depth and progressive musical storytelling.

Another horrible year, another horrible compilation.. Were good at that here at PRSPCT! Once again, like every year, we have carefully selected and compiled some of the worst music we have dumped on the planet in 2024 and to low-light another year down the drain... Low standards? Hate your life? Full of regrets? Then this deadcheap 24 track compilation should be perfect for you! WARNING: Make sure to not rip your ears off while doing your best to enjoy this horrible compilation. Love, hate and french kisses, PRSPCT

From the limitless noise constrained to our reality, emerged, beyond, a bubble of clarity. A place detached from a tumultuous sea of sound. In this alternate reality, grew a new form of life that resembles us, where music is their essence of life. Pure beings in an honest world. But its creation came at a cost. One day, from the depths of their harmony, a fracture appeared like a wound carved through the air itself. Through it spilled a sound unknown to their world: distorted, repetitive, hollow yet strangely human. Drawn by a quiet ache for understanding, they looked through the rift and saw us. Curiosity overcame fear. They sent a group, Unit 33, to cross the threshold and seek what truth might still shimmer beneath the chaos. Their purpose was not conquest but communion, to find fragments of honesty buried in distortion, to bring them home, and in doing so, redefine what it means to be pure. Their journey began in confusion, yet through every dissonance, they uncovered beauty that only imperfection could reveal.

Vision Recordings