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Launching UNLÍSH's 2026 run, ADR & OUTTEN make their label debut with a 2-track EP featuring RIDE and 4th Floor Warnings, serving up two heavyweight cuts primed for late-night impact.

KONXIOUS debuts on Belief with his Soul Motions EP - three rolling groove-led cuts built for momentum and late-night flow. Tight, hypnotic, and straight to the floor. We Belief.

VELVET DGTL

HAUS of ALTR

Conceptual Deep

Artist: virtue_signal Release Title: Locked In Label: Denied Music Format: Digital EP Genre: Deep House / Leftfield House / Hypnotic Tech Release Type: EP Denied Music proudly presents Locked In, a four-track house EP full of focus and forward-leaning intentions. Built for dark rooms, long drives, and heads-down focus, Locked In balances hypnotic groove with subtle emotional pull. This is house music dedicated to the flow state. Across four tracks, virtue_signal works with restraint and intention. The pulsing low-end, syncopated percussion, and evolving textures create a sense of forward motion. Each track locks into its own internal logic, unfolding patiently while maintaining a steady sense of urgency. minimal without being cold, functional without sacrificing depth. The EP opens with 'Chirality,' a progressive wind-up that establishes the EP's use of elastic rhythms, spatial atmospheres, and a tactile sense of swing. 'Locked In' follows the opener with a driving, bouncy, at times playful centerpiece meant for building peak-hour tension while keeping its emotional temperature cool and controlled. 'No Sleep' steps firmly into the late-night scorcher territory, with a subterranean bassline and an unmistakable vocal sample that calls out into the night like a siren. 'Night Tripper' lets you back down gently and closes the record with a hazy, after-hours glide that ushers in a subdued but euphoric dawn from the late-night excursion. Locked In is a statement of intent from virtue_signal and a natural fit for Denied Music's forward-thinking catalog. It's club-ready without being disposable, experimental without losing the groove. For selectors who value function with feeling. Denied Music is a digital record label focused on modern house music that prioritizes groove, texture, and emotional weight. With a curated approach and a deep respect for club culture, Denied Music supports artists pushing subtle innovation while staying grounded in functionality and feel.

Sintope Digital

Back again after his feature on the last VA, Inflair drops three solid rollers that sit right in the underground groove. 1) Sweet Baby A percussive groove that just rolls. Tight drums, smooth hats, and a deep bass that keeps the floor moving. It leans on that older school club energy but still feels fresh, good for when you want something that's both classic and current. 2) Check 1 Check 2 Another roller, this one with cheeky vocal chops and a bouncy riddim. Short, catchy bits of voice float over the rhythm, giving DJs a quick hook to pull people in. Works great for keeping momentum up, whether you're building or switching things up mid set. 3) Night Like This A sexy, house leaning closer with a strong vocal. Warm chords and a late night vibe make it perfect for clubs or rooftops when the night is deep. It's classy and hypnotic, not frantic, exactly what you play when you want the mood to stay high but relaxed. Three tracks, three flavours, same groove. Percussive depth, playful vocal hooks, and sultry house warmth, each one can slot into a set without feeling like a filler. Good for ravers and DJs who like straightahead dance floor heat with a bit of soul and nostalgia, not just noise.

Scriptum presents new release from local artist with 3 original tracks

Valeria Croft debuts on Rominimal Collective with a sophisticated two-tracker that highlights her refined approach to minimal groove and micro-detailed sound design. Both tracks showcase her ability to balance rhythmic precision with subtle atmospheric tension, delivering productions that feel meticulously sculpted yet effortlessly fluid. Mastered by Vicevcersa Distributed by Pressology - www.pressology.net

Verso makes his debut on PVCLB with a four track EP that reflects his refined club music. driving low-end and body moving grooves, this release is surely going to make you dance. With a clear focus on flow and functionality, each track is built for the dancefloor, delivering understated energy and deep, rolling rhythms that reflect Versos distinct sound and the labels forward-thinking vision.

Reverse Records

Its been some months since we released the timeless 6 AM album by Dovim, so, now it is time to surprise you with eight new interpretations in a remix album with very different and personal versions by some of our favorite artists.

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A new deep groove & infectious vocals from Marcellus (UK) & Millica, tested heavily over the last year by both DJs in Fabric to Music On parties this is one to look out for!

VIBR028 - Minimal Vision - Unreleased Chronicles

Swedish producer Mattias El Mansouri (Aniara Recordings) returns to Nousklaer Audio with a three hefty House cuts.

The sun sets low on the horizon, blocking the view of those trying to see beyond. Dragged by ancestral sounds in the distance, La Zic's first release of 2026 sees Norwegian talent Casper Schulz making his label debut with “Change Their Minds” EP. Rigid, glacial sounds from the North of Europe paint the sky with the shades that we’ve never seen before, and we can only appreciate them in their majesty. Adding another layer of magic to this EP, Cristina Lazic steps up for the first remix on her label, taking the lead track to bouncy territories with punchy kickdrums, shuffling drums, and her trademark, lush synth work. All three Casper’s originals weave their way through crunchy grooves, microhouse grooves, and full-bodied basslines, evoking something sinister, almost evil, that came out of the underground. Twisted vocals and rumbling FXs do the rest, making his work something that will resonate up to the most extreme latitudes of the Earth.

Jeff Sorkowitz returns to his very own imprint Short Circuit with 'How Does It Feel,' a tightly crafted single that highlights his warm, groove-led approach and instinct for emotionally charged club moments. 'How Does It Feel' unfolds with a smooth, rolling groove lifted by a soulful vocal refrain that gives the track its emotional pull. Subtle, groovy touches and a steady rhythmic flow shape a feel-good atmosphere while keeping its underground edge, resulting in a cut built for effortless dancefloor connection. Brooklyn-based Jeff Sorkowitz continues to shape a bold sound that links dubby grooves with jacked-up club pressure. His productions have become secret weapons for leading selectors including Michael Bibi, Jamie Jones, Joseph Capriati, Mau P and Loco Dice, while Short Circuit has grown under his guidance into a platform for forward-thinking minimal and stripped-down club tools. Following the strong support for his previous label release 'Bunzzz' and a year that saw him bring his unmistakable sound to dancefloors across the U.S., Jeff now looks ahead with releases on labels such as Three Six Zero Recordings and big plans for the evolution of his imprint, setting up 2026 as another key chapter in his book. 'How Does It Feel' marks the next confident step in Jeff's journey, reinforcing both his evolving artistry and the momentum of Short Circuit.