VIENNA RECORDS

Rypli steps into TBX Records with his debut release, Go Again EP. This three-track EP explores the darker side of minimal house, built on deep grooves, shadowy atmospheres, and finely sculpted percussion. The EP opens with two stripped-down, groove-focused cuts, setting a hypnotic tone with raw rhythm and late-night energy. 'Shinoba' pushes the minimal aesthetic further, locking into a rolling, tense groove that slowly unfolds with subtle details and controlled pressure. The closing track, 'Breaking,' delivers a haunting minimal house vibe, driven by spellbinding percussion, deep textures, and an entrancing flow designed for dark, packed dancefloors. Enjoy!

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Joss Dean returns to Dansu after his massive release on the label last year, with a Was I Loved (Dub Mix), a proper heads down one this. After sold out headline shows around the world, Warehouse Project, Ibiza, Drumsheds. He had to come back to the label with a new version of this one. The Dub Mix leans into rolling drums, deep low-end and moody atmospheres, letting the track breathe while keeping that late-night tension locked in. Perfect for 3AM sets.

DOSMUNDOS

Restless Music

Inwave

With this new EP, Vesy returns home, reaffirming his role not only as label head but as a deeply coherent and forward-thinking artist. The release feels like a statement: intimate yet club-oriented, refined yet instinctive - a sonic synthesis of experience, vision, and emotional control. The EP unfolds through two complementary original tracks, each exploring a different shade of Vesys sound universe. Tati Love opens the journey with a warm, enveloping groove where subtle melodic fragments intertwine with a steady, hypnotic rhythm. The track breathes intimacy and restraint, built for long blends and late-night moments, carrying an emotional undertone that never overwhelms but gently guides the listener. Its elegance lies in the details: soft textures, measured tension, and a timeless sense of flow that makes it equally effective on the dancefloor or in focused listening sessions. On the other side, Naturelle embraces a more organic and introspective direction. Earthy percussions and fluid arrangements shape a natural, almost instinctive progression, where groove and atmosphere coexist in perfect balance. The track evolves patiently, revealing Vesys mastery of space and dynamics, and confirming his ability to craft music that feels alive, human, and deeply rooted in feeling rather than formula. Together, these two tracks form an EP that is cohesive, mature, and unmistakably personal. Designed for long-term DJ sets yet rich enough for immersive listening, this release marks Vesys return as a reaffirmation of Morbidynes identity: a home for music that values depth, emotion, and artistic integrity over trends. A quiet but powerful statement - and a clear signal of whats to come in 2026.

Dubøka Records

For his debut CUE Music release, Welsh-born DJ, producer and head of the Leeds label & event series 'Redefy', Mason Talbot delivers a club banger in the form of Countin' Up. Laden with deep-grooves and ethereal synths this track pulls you in and out of a heightened state while remaining true to the demands of the dance floor. One, two, three. Blending house and garage into a groove-driven, club-ready sound Mason has gained support from Jamie Jones, Michael Bibi, Lee Foss, Reeshy and Luuk van Dijk to name a few, with releases on Repopulate Mars, South of Saturn, and Armada and more. Countin' Up is sure to be a staple in many sets for the foreseeable

Chiqito makes his debut on Shout! Label with a stripped-back, groove-focused release. Tight rhythms and deep basslines deliver a clean, effective tool for the dancefloor.

Introducing debut EP on Shattered - Saeri Obsession EP

Third Ear Recordings

Sounds Better

Joey London Style delivers 'No Better EP'. A standout groove-led lead track, supported by two slick and diverse remixes from REME and Drey Kinian. The EP is rounded off by 'Burning,' a strong cut. Versatile and club-ready, Not Better EP is built for selectors.

Repopulate Mars

08/52: Weekly transmissions from the M-Plant archive

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