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  • My House (Remix Collection 3)
    BeatTracker #1 Feat. New Releases in Electronica

    My House (Remix Collection 3)

    Shaman Durek

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    Remixes from DJ Spun, Mirus, Eric D Clark, Blakkat

  • Tell Me
    BeatTracker #2 Feat. New Releases in Electronica

    Tell Me

    Avar Garden , Sdietz

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    Avar Garden & Sdietz make their debut on Sincopat with Tell Me, a two-track EP that captures the duo at the peak of their creative momentum after months of collaborative studio work. The title track, Tell Me, delivers a forward-thinking electronic trip, grounding its organic textures in a steady, hypnotic groove. Originally sparked by a vocal that didn't make the final cut, the core vibe remains fully intact, evolving through subtle rhythm shifts without losing its raw essence. On the flip, New Order shifts gears, bringing broken beats and an acid edge to the table. Rather than a total reinvention, the track showcases the natural evolution of their partnership, a bold, club-ready step towards a highly defined musical identity. Together, these tracks reflect a project where ideas flow freely, marking the start of an exciting new chapter for the duo. Enjoy!

  • Heidi
    BeatTracker #3 Feat. New Releases in Electronica

    Heidi

    Something Else , Kynara

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    We at Dreaming Awake have been hoping to bring the amazing legends Extrawelt back on the label for a long time and it's finally happened! This remix they deliverd of "Heidi" by Kynara & Something Else is everything we dreamed of! A silky smooth Melodic Techno filled with psychedelic atmospheres, funky grooves and those perfect synth sounds we've all grown to love them for! The original track was featured on our Dreaming Of ADE compilation and is included here again. An electronica deep techno track with a breakbeat feel and lush guitar to bring it all together!

  • Mind Rewound
    BeatTracker #4 Feat. New Releases in Electronica

    Mind Rewound

    Cass (UK)

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  • A New Promise
    BeatTracker #5 Feat. New Releases in Electronica

    A New Promise

    delexié

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    delexie makes her long awaited full debut for the label with a stunningly haunting and melodic breaks track called A New Promise. This really is something special for our 99th release. On the remix we welcome Doug Loch to the label whose remix is bright and uplifting. Good friend of the label Selsi returns with an acid laced heads down chugger.

  • Magnolia (Jody Wisternoff & James Grant Remix)
    BeatTracker #6 Feat. New Releases in Electronica

    Magnolia (Jody Wisternoff & James Grant Remix)

    John Monkman

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  • In The Turpid Heat Of The Afternoon
    BeatTracker #7 Feat. New Releases in Electronica

    In The Turpid Heat Of The Afternoon

    Alex Albrecht

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  • Flow Tide EP
    BeatTracker #8 Feat. New Releases in Electronica

    Flow Tide EP

    Artefakt

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    With Flow Tide, Artefakt returns to their trusted Delsin homebase and continues where they left off with their last Brain Dripper EP from 2022; a flawless fusion of melancholic electronica and impeccable techno grooves. The A-Side emphasizes organic and mysterious atmospheres, strengthened by the rippling rhythms of the sea. The B-Side picks up the pace and presents two excellent, reverberating techno trips. Its a well-rounded package from Artefakt, as we know it, comprising many moods and sounds, molding them into its own unique universe. Flow Tide also also marks a significant change in their long-standing recording career. Having produced and performed as a duo since 2012, this is the first EP produced solely by Nick Lapien, marking a new chapter for the project as he continues Artefakts live performances as a solo artist.

  • No Stars Did Glow
    BeatTracker #9 Feat. New Releases in Electronica

    No Stars Did Glow

    Felix Laband

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    Compost artist Felix Laband contributes an exclusive track to Vol. 16. Dave Brubeck meets Future Jazz. This is the 2nd teaser single announcing the forthcoming compilation "Future Sounds Of Jazz Vol. 16", compiled by Michael Reinboth and Michael Rütten, to be released on 18th of September'26. Science Fiction meets Brubeck's 5/4 meets Future Sounds at 135 BPM. South African musician and artist Felix Laband is always pushing boundaries in his very own musical world. Unparalled. The 20th anniversary extended edition of Felix Laband's downbeat classic album „Dark Days Exit" will be released in October'26.

  • Never Ending Story EP
    BeatTracker #10 Feat. New Releases in Electronica

    Never Ending Story EP

    Robert Babicz

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  • 2am
    BeatTracker #11 Feat. New Releases in Electronica

    2am

    Jam City , Gianna

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  • The Gizmo Garden
    BeatTracker #12 Feat. New Releases in Electronica

    The Gizmo Garden

    Glacier

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  • Ocra/Indaco (Deluxe)
    BeatTracker #13 Feat. New Releases in Electronica

    Ocra/Indaco (Deluxe)

    PALLADIAN , Murge , Delachute , Frameworks , Ariana Abecasis

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  • Famara Dust
    BeatTracker #14 Feat. New Releases in Electronica

    Famara Dust

    Grandbrothers

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  • Varias Pieles
    BeatTracker #15 Feat. New Releases in Electronica

    Varias Pieles

    Shoao , Reka Fodor

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    The release "Varias Pieles" by Shoao consists of 6 tracks.

  • Told Me Mum I'm Trans
    BeatTracker #16 Feat. New Releases in Electronica

    Told Me Mum I'm Trans

    Planningtorock

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  • Pictures
    BeatTracker #17 Feat. New Releases in Electronica

    Pictures

    Modern Friend

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  • Great Jobs (Don't Wanna)
    BeatTracker #18 Feat. New Releases in Electronica

    Great Jobs (Don't Wanna)

    gyrofield

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  • Outlier (Edit)
    BeatTracker #19 Feat. New Releases in Electronica

    Outlier (Edit)

    Ye Gods

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  • The Red EP
    BeatTracker #20 Feat. New Releases in Electronica

    The Red EP

    Active Systems

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    Active Systems finds beauty in chaos, sensitivity in an overwhelming world, and wonderful strangeness in the familiar. A producer working in electronica, he draws from experimental grooves, stark electro, underground electronica, braindance, mystery and shadowy underground signals. His music sits between places: not quite easy listening, not quite dance, but uncertain music built from familiar tones, riffs and textures that unfold into alternate timelines and strange futures. As a young creator who grew up with infinite availability, part of coming into his own creative process was focusing in on what he loves, then finding a unique way with it. After absorbing a vast swathe of music, he fell hard in love with the experimental grooves and stark electro of the 90s and early 00s, including Underground Resistance, Boards of Canada, ziq and the deranged funky braindance of Aphex Twins Rephlex label. Released on his own Split Lip Records, The Red EP is a debut four- track release confident in its sound, and confident in its own uncertainty. Not a shadowy guise for an established artist, but the first signal from a producer drawn to the idea of electronic music as something mysterious, underground and half hidden from view. Proudly rooted in the dust, dirt and nostalgia of underground electronica, Detroit techno and weird core, the EP moves from familiar patterns into new stories and emotions. Active Systems says: I realised that if I dont like a track, the doubt is usually because its got my sound all over it Across Red EP, Gabbol carries a glacially grinding hip hop beat that may bring Boards of Canada to mind when it kicks in, before liquid melodies emerge and the track evolves into a grand, starlit melancholia of its own. Itsover moves through skippy rhythm and intersecting chimes, hums and buzzes. Avoid is described as b boys in a clock shop funk, while Maus suggests a furtive dash through a future citys graveyard. Each time, the elements keep modulating and multiplying around each other. What first appears straightforward becomes an unfamiliar and enticing new set of emotions. I love music where the purpose is unclear, says Active Systems. Where is it trying to take me?