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#1
Top Releases in Electronica
Global Underground #48: Guy J - Córdoba
2025-11-28 Global Underground
James Holden, Cornucopia, nthng, Thomas Gandey, Glusko, Guy J, Tantum, Stereo Underground, Ryan Davis, Dusty Kid, Unclubbed, Zoe Durrant, Skee Mask, Roswitha Nash, Oora, Pig&Dan, Will Saul, Joe Dukie, Yoav Shuella, Tom Day, Tom Demac, Real Lies, Lucy Gooch
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#3
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Nervous Rewind 2025
2025-12-05 Nervous Records
Mau P, Vinter, Moodymann, Louie Vega, Green Velvet, Shermanology, Sandy Rivera, Hayze, K I F F, Anane, Jasper Street Co., Nicole Moudaber, SebastiAn, Gabss, LOVEFOXY, Plez, Yulia Niko, Loofy, Ilario Alicante, La La, Mason Collective, Mind Against, Robyn, Victor Calderone, Byron Stingily, Mykol, Romanthony, Timmy Regisford, David Penn, Jewel Kid, Super Flu, Robin Schulz, Andre Zimmer, X & Ivy, DJ Meme, Kim English, Rony Seikaly, Teddy Douglas, Pauline Taylor, Crackazat, Dark Heart, Amarha, Ten City, Mel Bundo, Joe Vanditti, Tony y Not, FONTI, Stereocalypse, Apex Martin, Matt Martinez, Tektonauts, Armandd G, Francisco Allendes, Draxx (ITA), Vlntna B, AQUTIE, Shaka, Eve, Baggi, Max van Gils, Mareels, Mila Journée, TOXIMAMI, Skygroover, Dingo, Quoxx, Shiv, fka.m4a, Will Taylor (UK), Record Club, Rafa Barrios, Sepp, Adrian Roman
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#5
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Fever Rising
Cass and Baunder drop some serious heat with fresh remixes of Danny Tenaglia x Cass & Slides iconic Fever Rising. Originally crafted by the legendary Danny Tenaglia and released on Cass and Lee Burridges FIRE Recordings back in 2001, Fever Rising stood tall as one of the defining tracks of progressive houses golden era. A dance floor weapon supported by heavyweights like Sasha, John Digweed, and Tenaglia himself, its tough drums and dark sonics perfectly embodied the underground spirit that ruled the clubs of that time. First up, the ever-reliable Baunder injects his trademark silky grooves into this classic, updating the drums without losing that tribal essence. Playful melodics weave around the hypnotic vocal, creating a timeless blend of energy and emotion. Next, Cass Cutbush steps in with two fresh versions. His 4by4 mix channels the raw drive of early-2000s prog, with subtle shifts and an epic main break that pays homage to the scene he helped shape. On the breakbeat version, Cass explores a more emotional side wistful, hopeful, and beautifully melancholic.
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DYSTORTION
DYSTORTION Extrawelts Latest and Longest-Brewing Album Lands This December on Cocoon In this beautiful world marked by rising chaos, sometimes the simplest way to escape its troubles is through sonic relief. Germanys renowned electronic duo Extrawelt will offer exactly that with their 5th full-length album, DYSTORTION, via Cocoon Recordings this December. For over two decades, the humble duo behind Extrawelt, who shy away from making music for clicks, have been a steadfast presence in electronic music. Known as serious studio and tour-focused artists who craft timepiece albums, each a work of enduring craft, that go on to create atmospheric, out-of-the-box live acts, theyve been shaping and redefining electronica since their first release. DYSTORTION is their most diverse and evocative album to date. Imagined over six years and shaped by a world in flux through COVID, political upheavals, social media, and AI, it reflects the contrasts and twists weve all felt while offering surges of serenity and hope. From brooding tension to playful relief, it moves through different states in an evolved Extrawelt manner. The albums opening credit, Grand Départ, as if a cinematic prelude, invites us into a world of creeping bass, an explicitly Extrawelt sound thats synonymous with the anti-genre genre they work within. The albums second track, Clapland, sees Extrawelt joining forces with Jimi Jules, a name synonymous with excellence in electronic music, creating a rare collaboration that is felt in every note. Soon, the mood shifts into softer melodies as heard in Surrounded By Miracles, Hope Sounds Good, and Sir Stringalot, which bring bright euphorics to balance the darker moments in an album echoed by industrial influences. Later, as Dystortion (the albums title track) unfolds, were drawn into something few electronic artists can create: raw emotion. This is a gritty landscape as reflective as it is pulsing, glitchy, intense, and richly textured. DYSTORTION is a reflection of a complex, divided world, carried through dramatically with Extrawelts signature techno tension. Like the world right now, it is full of contradictions, surprises, and moments of introspection, an essential listen for fans of mature electronic music that may or may not need a reminder of why, after 20 years, were still listening.
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#9
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The Stillness Between EP
https://www.instagram.com/somniarecordsuk/ Overview The Stillness Between is a deeply personal EP from PYRRHUS, written during a period of emotional weight and reflection. The project explores the relationship between nature, memory, inner silence and emotional processing — allowing sound to become a quiet space of grounding, clarity and internal truth. Sound Direction This EP leans closer to neo-classical minimalism — very Ólafur Arnalds adjacent — with intimate strings, delicate melody, downtempo electronic pulses, soft harmonic movement and restrained modular detail. The EP prioritizes emotional resonance over momentum — a study of vulnerability, space and the gravity that exists between notes, breaths and moments. Key Positioning / Genre Placement Main: Electronica Secondary Reference Inspiration: Modern Classical / Downtempo Why it matters Where Elements speaks to natural forces externally — The Stillness Between speaks to inner landscape. It documents the part of the human experience that cannot be rushed — and transforms personal difficulty into musical presence, reflection and emotional honesty. Distributed by Strikeforce 360 Media https://x.com/STRIKEFORCE360 http://www.instagram.com/strikeforce360/ http://www.facebook.com/Strikeforce360
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#14
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DJ-Kicks: Modeselektor
2025-09-12 K7 Records
SZARY, Pobdon, Kitschselektor, Modeselektor, Slikback, Coby Sey, Olivia Salvadori, GAISTER, Akihide Monna, 9T Antiope, Aho Ssan, Dj Narciso Rsproduções, Chlär, Maxime Denuc, Paul St. Hilaire, Ben Klock, Fadi Mohem, Beirut, Kaan Pirecioglu, Yraki, Plus One, Untold, Erik Jabari, Julien Bracht, Siriusmo
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#15
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F*CK U SKRILLEX YOU THINK UR ANDY WARHOL BUT UR NOT!! <3
2025-04-01 OWSLA/Atlantic
Skrillex, Dj Smokey, HAWAII SLIM, Virtual Riot, Nakeesha, Joker, Sleepnet, Space Laces, Jonsi, Naisha, Starrah, Zacari, Ilykimchi, Team EZY, Varg2TM, Eurohead, LOAM, swedm®, PARISI, Whitearmor, jamesjamesjames, bgirl, Boys Noize, Dylan Brady, LH4L, G Jones, Wuki, Njomza, Badriia, Majestic
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#18
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Black Hole House Music 12-25
2025-12-12 Black Hole Recordings
Dance Nation, Jan Johnston, BT, Manufactured Superstars, Vedic, Fonzerelli, Jaki Nelson, H4lo, Valeron, Yero, Markus Schulz, Dakota, Jordan Grace, You Liang, V-Ti, Robins, Roda, HLB, AYU (UA), Semblance Smile, Charmes, Onacity, Gavee, TVLI, Zara Taylor, Martin Graff, ED_PRJCT, Emmanuel David, Rodi Style, Somna, FLAVIAN, Larkinn, Artuan, Enlight, Cinnedi, Emmet Glascott, Luca Lazza, Kevin Palacios, Electric Hearts, Miss Nine, Redub, Passive Progressive
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Tour De Traum 30
Once again, we challenge the techno world with an avalanche of brilliant, daring, and risk taking electronic music. A collection that moves effortlessly from the subculture of club culture into the intimate bedrooms of music making artists. Some are just beginning their journey, while others have long since carved their place with remarkable soundscapes. The beautiful seagull cover picture comes from photographer Anna Fröhlich. The design was done by long time Traum graphic artist Yvette Klein. We open Tour De Traum 30 with a track by Arteforma, an artist whose recent EP on our Traum left a deep impression. This unreleased piece bridges the warmth of house music with the inventive edge of rhythmic techno. A luminous and soulful exploration of dance music in motion. Euripides, already known for his strong EP on Traum, continues his stylistic path here with a three dimensional sound that gives techno a rare sense of soul. An emotional force that leads into sonic territories rarely explored. Its a small gem of sound, refined and immersive. Alighted aka McLean Macionis is a forward thinking artist, composer, and technologist whose solo and collaborative works live at the intersection of music, engineering, and the human experience. For over a decade, McLean composed music for network television shows including Top Chef and The Real Housewives, working with clients like Cutting Edge Group. Under the moniker Alighted, McLean has released remixes on Kompakt and Palette Recordings. On Tour De Traum he presents a polyrhythmic and intricately constructed beat. Layers of reverb and melody unfold like subtle highlights across the track, creating an elegantly balanced and deeply atmospheric whole. fran&co returns with his latest work Luma. A piece built around hypnotic, deep sleeping moments that slowly awaken the listener. It draws us in with a delicate evolution of techno, house, and their interwoven DNA. A work both introspective and driving. With Cant Be Home Vaert debuts on Traum. A vocoder driven hymn drifting through deep waters, constantly regaining pulse and movement to stay rooted in the energy of the club. Swedish duo Dött ljus translate psychedelic perception into audio form, creating transcendent, mind-expanding moments of sound that blur the line between dream and dancefloor. Our new discovery from the United States, Stavros, steps onto the stage with a track full of passion. A delicate blend of joy and melancholy, hinting at his upcoming solo EP next year. From Brazil comes the formation of Hassio (COL), Diego Pay and Blue, merging driving techno energy with vocals that reach for the spiritual side of the genre. A compelling invitation to collective celebration. Jamin and ROUSEL contribute a powerful piece carried by expressive vocals and shifting rhythmic layers, emotional, dynamic, and always conscious of when to hold back, when to let go. Jan Steiner returns with his newest track Boneyard. A stunning universe of twisted sequences, shimmering tones, and forward-moving rhythms, all merging into a captivating sound experience. Jawoo, new to the label, surprises with an unorthodox rhythmic architecture, reimagining classical ideas through an electronic lens. KARAAL, who previously released a successful solo EP with us, are back with Peekaboo. A track that plays with concealment and revelation. Its sounds appear, vanish, and reappear in quick succession, creating bursts of energy that effortlessly lift the dancefloor. Olondro weaves quiet, introspective moments with melodic pirouettes. A balance that feels like being carried on invisible wings. BlackIsBeautiful returns, intertwining the textures of dub techno with a refined sense of synthesizer artistry. Subtle, delicate, and emotionally resonant, each small climax perfectly measured. WUKAH returns to Traum Schallplatten after his previous EP with us. His new track The Waves embodies a sense of electronic wanderlust a journey that rises and falls in rhythmic motion. Staccato-like bursts of sound accelerate and decelerate, shaping a pulse that ebbs and flows like the tides themselves. Its a composition built on motion, tension, and release true to its name, The Waves. MRKX delivers Metanoia, a deep and emotionally charged piece of house music, bittersweet, radiant, and evolving into captivating sonic shapes. Vellichor reveals a more introspective side with Shadow. This dreamy, purely electronic piece invites deep listening, sculpting sound with care and restraint, confirming once again his passion for shaping sonic forms that exist as much in imagination as in air. Lackluster, with whom weve released a solo EP before, contributes a track that carries Sueno Latino in its DNA, light and dramatic at once, shimmering with that timeless, dreamlike quality. Lazy love is a new artist from the United States who takes an unconventional path with Sun Behind The Cloud. He works with raw, edgy indie textures, shaping sounds that sometimes clash and scrape against each other, yet never destructively. Instead, they merge at just the right moments to form dense, expressive walls of sound that rise into brief emotional peaks before dissolving again, leaving only shimmering traces of what once was. Lightline returns to Traum after having contributed to earlier editions. His approach remains delightfully unpredictable. An unorthodox mix of sounds open to endless interpretation. Theres a sense of understatement woven into his work, appearing when you least expect it. At times, he flirts with elements of pop music, but always returns gracefully to the essential pulse of techno and house grounded, intuitive, and sincere. lux amor, a trio of musicians from Bremen, Germany, dive fearlessly into the slower spectrum of rhythm. Their track unfolds like a magicians act sounds appear from nowhere, revealed suddenly as if pulled from thin air. Theres something enchanted about their music: a blend of minimalism and mystery that gives it quiet power. Even through a long, epic break, they sustain tension and elegance, showing how much can be achieved with very little. data.data, the new collaborative project by Stefan Hauke and Michel Dieling, known from Tagmond, introduce themselves with patch me if you can. The track feels like a spontaneous dialogue part jam session, part conversation between two minds. Its playful, sometimes even a little nerdy, yet filled with moments of unexpected beauty. Its rhythmic interplay and machine-like pulse capture that rare, human spark that emerges when improvisation meets precision. MAQ, also known as Ilya Truskovsky, is a Los Angeles based music producer and film composer whose career has long bridged the cinematic and electronic worlds. Having co-founded Deja Vu Records in 2002, he has been making electronic music ever since, releasing two award-winning albums along the way. For many years, he devoted himself to the world of film, collaborating with Hollywood giants such as Aaron Zigman and Christopher Young. In 2022, he returned to his electronic roots, bringing with him the depth and precision of a seasoned composer.For Traum Schallplatten, he contributes Beyond The Veil a track that opens a window into his new electronic vision. It fuses cinematic passages with the pure timbre of synthesizers and the pulse of techno. The result is a composition in which contrasting elements converge naturally into one coherent whole, a reflection of his years of shaping emotion and atmosphere for the screen. Off Pop belongs to the first generation of Traum artists, and we were thrilled when, after more than fifteen years of silence, he reached out again two years ago. His new piece Like The Morning Sun mirrors the simplicity and imaginative spirit of his early work for the label minimalistic yet expansive, and infused with the sensibility of a new techno generation seeking to move beyond established boundaries. Danjel Esperanza returns after a solo EP on our label and several contributions to Tour De Traum, this time with a surprisingly dreamy work titled Wasserkringel. It drifts toward the cinematic, delicate, emotional, and built around a sense of slow, shimmering motion. Chrisik, the Austrian producer, returns to Tour De Traum with another masterfully crafted production. His music often revolves around a dreamlike, at times wistful atmosphere. A mood that here finds its counterpoint in a powerful, driving beat. This contrast gives the track a physical presence, carrying its emotional core beyond introspection and onto the dancefloor, where it unfolds with both precision and scale. Andy Moon, the tireless full blooded musician, continues his sonic explorations in his studio, surrounded by the hum of machines and guided by a constant search for the perfect balance, the finest possible combination that defines what he considers the essence of sound. His track Clouds And Concrete gathers together all of his acoustic research: unspectacular in form yet deeply concentrated, refined, and artistic in precisely the way we have come to expect from him. With Jazz Flight Cockpitcrew deliver a lounge inspired piece that lifts fragments and motifs from their own earlier works, setting them into entirely new contexts. Listeners familiar with their past productions will discover subtle, hidden references woven through the music, while for everyone else, it unfolds as something completely fresh and self-contained. Our man from Buenos Aires, flayman, continues to fly the flag for the city that once marked the beginning of Traum Schallplattens South American connection. Representing a young Argentine generation that looks both forward and back, he brings this duality into his music carrying traces of the past into the present. His latest track, What The Brain Tells Me To The Heart captures that spirit perfectly: melancholic yet full of depth, thoughtful and emotionally resonant, it bridges intellect and feeling in a way that is distinctly his own. Pavel Kosmonaut returns to Traum Schallplatten with his new track Astroboy. The piece stands apart from his earlier contributions to Tour De Traum light, buoyant, and full of playful motion. As it unfolds, the track twists inward, morphing its textures into something almost surreal before settling back into the magnetic gravity of techno. Patrick Muschiol returns to the label with a piece that celebrates classic melodic techno. L like Love pulses with playful energy, sometimes quirky, sometimes exuberant, yet carefully balanced. The track never leans on nostalgia; instead, it transforms familiar motifs into something fresh and positive, resonating fully in the present moment. Hughes Giboulay also rejoins the series, offering a piece that embodies the very idea of the Elektroniker. Diverse influences collide and intertwine as if guided by an invisible hand, forming a current of sound that is both heterogeneous in its details and beautifully unified in its overall flow. Ascet contributes Borderline Perception a track anchored in a steady walking bass and the logic of electronic flow. Here, sounds seem to fall from the sky loose, spontaneous, yet perfectly placed. Each fragment finds its way into the structure by chance or intuition, forming an associative chain that feels both accidental and precise. Lucas Solowsky makes his debut on Traum with an ambient electronic piece that approaches the listener gradually, shifting course with each passage. The track carries a strong sense of slow motion as if viewed through a magnifying glass, where subtle changes in melody and texture create a stream that feels unpredictable yet always finds its path. Its quiet vitality and freshness make it a captivating addition to this collection. breakbizz, also known as Helge Hoffmann, carries a remarkable backstory. Once recognized in Berlins streets for his graffiti on S-Bahn trains, his path eventually turned from visual rebellion to sonic creation. His music channels that same restless energy, driving rhythms, flowing delays, and sharp, interlocking synth lines. His track Accident & Error for Traum Schallplatten captures a sense of forward propulsion, balancing airy textures against a pulsing core. Theres an almost apocalyptic undertone here, but its punctuated by moments of light a constant rise and fall of emotion that feels alive and human. Frasseck & Freitag, known for their solo EPs and many Tour De Traum contributions, return with one of their most energetic works yet. Waste What Is Left is high octane and rhythmically relentless. A seamless, forward driving dance of determination. Its pure kinetic energy, a celebration of movement itself. No peace for the wicked. With Chocolate90 Perceptron takes us back to the simplicity and raw charm of the 1990s. A decade defined by its innocence and directness. The track embraces that clarity: unpretentious, beautifully plain, and instantly communicative. QuiQu, who appeared on Tour De Traum many years ago, return with New Hope. For much of its length, the track unfolds as a minimalist rhythmic piece, echoing the computer-generated timbres of the 1980s. Only in its final third does it open into a wild techno opus. A thrilling transformation that rewards patience with release. No Tour De Traum would be complete without RAUB! The Dutch duo represented this time by Kas Arts and Roland Buurmann continue their tradition of crafting enchanting electronic music inspired by the visionary sound of 1990s British duos like B12 and The Black Dog. Yet they carry that aesthetic lightly into the present, making it entirely their own. Each contribution feels like a gift to the series timeless and full of life. Haunami, the Japanese producer, returns to Tour De Traum with an ambient piece that evolves through a live, drum-like rhythmic framework. The sounds meet, mingle, and drift apart again, creating a shifting, abstract universe, fluid and alive, filled with fleeting connections and dissolving contours. Belgian duo Tweaken, once known for their hard-edged techno, have long been exploring the melodic side of the spectrum. With The Gathering they step fully into the Traum universe, tunneling through layers of sound and texture. The track feels like a musical excavation unearthing fragments from different worlds and weaving them into a journey through time. Uccelli resurrects the minimalism and emotional clarity of the 1990s with Resplendent. Its simplicity is striking, its emotional depth immediate. Theres a directness here a purity of intent that speaks to every old school heart. Nicolai Litz presents Phein a track that leans toward minimalism, reminiscent of the early days of Traum Schallplatten, yet expanded by the technical sophistication of modern production. Every frequency is carefully filled, every layer thoughtfully balanced, creating a rich and immersive depth of sound. The result is a contemporary form of deep house, refined, resonant, and glowing with quiet intensity. French producer Andy Meyer has lived through all the classic stages that shape an artist first as a club goer, then as a DJ, and eventually, after 2010, as a producer. Known primarily for his harder edged techno, he reveals here a more nuanced side, one that reaches beyond genre boundaries, blending intensity with emotional sensitivity. French producer Andy Meyer unfolds Persephone, a track that links contrasting moods into one continuous flow, unorthodox, highly artistic, and emotionally precise. Valtteri Valimaki contributes a stunning electronic piece suffused with calm and melancholy the kind of composition that could easily score an Alain Delon film. Its elegant, cinematic, and quietly moving. Douglas Fugazi steps into the Tour De Traum universe with a minimalist, piano driven melodic house track. Its subtle elegance and restrained power hint at new directions yet to be explored. Whether this is the first of many tracks to follow, charting a path of growth and evolution in this vein of music, only time will reveal, but the promise is already there. Fafarez has appeared on several of our compilations, and his latest contribution takes a slower turn. Built around an atmospheric, ambient pulse, the track moves without force or gesture, self-sustained, subtle, and quietly hypnotic. Its understated rhythm carries a touch of magic, as if glowing from within.
Arteforma, Euripides, Alighted, fran&co, Vaert, Dött ljus, Stavros, Diego Play, Hassio (COL), BLUEE, Jamin, ROUSEL, Jan Steiner, Jawoo, KARAAL, Olondro, Blackisbeautiful, Wukah, MRKX, Vellichor, Lackluster, Lazy love, Lightline, lux amor, data.data, Maq, Off Pop, Danjel Esperanza, Chrisik, Andy Moon, Cockpitcrew, flayman, Pavel Kosmonaut, Patrick Muschiol, Hughes Giboulay, Ascet, Lucas Solowsky, breakbizz, Frasseck & Freitag, Perceptron, QuiQui, RAUB, Haunami, Tweaken, UCCELLI, Nicolai Litz, Andy Meyer, Valtteri Valimaki, Douglas Fugazi, Fafarez
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#25
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My Supernova
Wata Igarashis first album on Dekmantel is a lightning bolt of immediate, immersive and impactful techno energy that maximises his trademark tunnelling rhythms and psychoactive arpeggios with stunning results. Compared to some of his dreamier releases on labels like Midgar, The Bunker New York and Delsin, here were treated to a more intense, hi-octane dimension to Igarashis sound perfectly demonstrated in the wide-eyed, invigorating rush of Shockwave, Meltzones nagging acid frenzy and Unleasheds delirious, pitch-bent peaks. Precision honed and revelling in the hypnotic abandon of the loop, My Supernova is a techno album through and through, but its also overflowing with the kind of head-melting creativity and nuanced production that Igarashi has made his own. Just lose yourself in the giddy arps of Supernova a joyous whirlpool of synths upon synths upon synths reaching fever pitch without even a hint of brute force.
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Message from the Deep
Out next in Iono Music is Message from the Deep – the third full-length album from SOME1. This powerful musical journey explores the realms of sound, emotion, and consciousness through SOME1s signature hypnotic grooves and immersive storytelling. Each track flows effortlessly between moments of deep introspection and pure dancefloor energy, forming a cohesive experience that resonates on every level. Message from the Deep invites the listener to dive into the subconscious — where progressive drive meets psychedelic textures and evolving sonic layers unfold like chapters of a greater story. The album culminates with Remember, a deeply emotional tribute to Avihen Livne, better known as Cosma — honoring his timeless legacy and influence on the psychedelic music world. With this release, SOME1 encourages us to venture beneath the surface, discover the hidden messages within, and connect to the spirit that continues to inspire from the depths.
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Armada Music - 20 Years - Extended Versions
Armada Music – 20 Years album is a celebration of our vision to release all kinds of dance music on the condition that each record leaves its listeners with goosebumps and that feeling. Join us as we journey through a selection of tracks from over the years which mean so much to us and to you. From timeless classics, such as Chicanes Saltwater, Inner Citys Good Life, Joe Smooths Promised Land, System Fs Out Of The Blue and Three Drives On A Vinyls Greece 2000, to newer hits, including Armin van Buurens This Is What It Feels Like, D.O.Ds Every Step, Loud Luxury & Brandos Body, Tinlicker & Helsloots Because You Move Me and the Joris Voorn Remix of Eelke Kleijns Transmission. So here it is, from us to you, a 100 track, multi-genre celebration of the past 20 years. Thank you for being part of our journey. Enjoy!
Brando, Loud Luxury, Lost Frequencies, Tinlicker, Helsloot, Armin van Buuren, Trevor Guthrie, Daniel Nitt, MÖWE, Dennis Kruissen, Drew Love, Nadia Ali, Iro, Sultan + Shepard, AMPM, Michael Kaneko, Jan Blomqvist, Elena Pitoulis, Janieck, Sebastien, Boy Tedson, Mokita, Duvall, Sam Gray, Harold van Lennep, Pablo Nouvelle, Kylan Road, Thallie Ann Seenyen, Felix Jaehn, Calvo, 3LAU, Justin Caruso, Iselin, Mr. Probz, Audien, Cate Downey, Thomas Gold, Jillian Edwards, Cedric Gervais, Damon Sharpe, GATTÜSO, Lil Jon, Hardwell, W&W, M.BRONX, Antillas, Fiora, ARTY, Andrew Rayel, Gareth Emery, Lucy Saunders, Morgan Page, Lissie, Alok, Liu, Stonefox, Autograf, WYNNE, Mason, Princess Superstar, Felix, Laurent Wolf, Eric Carter, Gadjo, Chocolate Puma, Funkstar De Luxe, Moony, Static Revenger, Phats & Small, The Good Men, Afro Medusa, Dragonette, Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano, Cat Dealers, Bruno Martini, Seizo, Human Resource, Lock 'N Load, Klubbheads, Joe Smooth, Inner City, Kevin Saunderson, Dantiez, Chez Damier, Tensnake, Cara Melín, Olav Basoski, Michie One, Matt Guy, D.O.D, Harry Romero, CID, Westend, Armand Van Helden, ANOTR, Kristine Blond, James Hype, Low Steppa, Kelli-Leigh, Eelke Kleijn, Ben Hemsley, Robert Miles, Kidnap, Leo Stannard, YOTTO, Something Good, Lifelike, Kris Menace, Lufthaus, Sono, Kosheen, Patrick Topping, Jerome Isma-Ae, Scot Project, Chicane, Moya Brennan, Veracocha, System F, Solarstone, Andy Bury, Three Drives On A Vinyl, Gaia, Jurgen Vries, Binary Finary, i_o, Susana, Orjan Nilsen, Robert Nickson, The Space Brothers, Lost Witness, MaRLo, Feenixpawl, Mila Josef, Alex M.O.R.P.H., Sylvia Tosun, Avancada, Darius & Finlay, Yoel Lewis, Graham Bell, FLRNTN, Markus Schulz, Ferry Corsten, Gouryella, Signum, Scott Mac, Karen Overton, York, Vincent De Moor, Hilight Tribe, Vini Vici
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#32
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John Digweed Live In Tokyo
"This time we head to Tokyo and to one of the best underground clubs out there. Contact is an amazing basement club with a low ceiling, minimal lighting and an incredible sound system. This 5xCD captures my set from start to finish from the deep moody opening tracks to the peak time bangers and everything in-between" John Digweed
Various Artists, Mono Electric Orchestra, Sahar Z, Stelios Vassiloudis, Estroe, Verlk, Yunus Guvenen, Audiofly, Boghosian, Abstraxion, Apollonia, DJ Hell, Trikk, Eagles & Butterflies, Marc Romboy, pastaboys, Fluida, Robert Solheim, Steve Bug, Langenberg, Claudio Ricci, Nick Muir, John Digweed, Kiki, Alessio Pagliaroli, Honey Dijon, Tim K, John Mendelsohn, Internacional Electrical Rhythms, Super Flu, Robert Babicz, SCB, Ruede Hagelstein, Denis Horvat, Frankey & Sandrino, Jos & Eli, Monkey Safari, Carlo Ruetz, Alex Preda, Pascal FEOS, Applescal, Ceili, Edit Select, Feral, Garry Todd, Uakoz, L.S.G., Sam Paganini, Zøe, Popof, Renato Cohen, Lee Van Dowski, Johannes Volk, Circle Sky, Oliver Lieb, Molecule, Kerb Staller, Simon Berry, Luke Brancaccio, JJD
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#33
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Age Of Love 10 Years
This Age of Love compilation features some of the best tracks of the nineties and is a tribute to the famous Belgian clubscene, djs and artists, the cornerstones of this unforgettable era. Reviving the atmosphere of those magical times when we all partied for days on end, we bring back the early days of love and late night dancing with the best classics around. Respect the old school.
Age Of Love, Niels Van Gogh, The Pusher, BBE, Joe T Vannelli, Csilla, Third Bass, Komakino, Push, TLT, The Mackenzie, DJ Kalpa, Greg D, Phi-Phi & Greg D, Natural Born Deejays, Robert Miles, Jessy, Delegate, Club Royale, Submission, Moby, The Wavecatcher, DJ Marko, Di Carlo, Tannino, Blue Screen, Delerium, Sarah McLachlan, Urban Electro Squad, Humate, Antares, Capone, Dillinger, Jos, DJ George's, Red Screen, Ragged Life, Marko, Express Of Sound, Zodiac, Desert Storm, Funky Green Dogs, Lambda, Born In The 70's, DJ Jack E, Bob Sinclar, Michael Forzza, Rui Da Silva, Cassandra, Department 1, La Bush Team, DJ S.P.U.D., Persistence Of Vision feat. Joachim J, Zolex, Carat Trax II, Der Dritte Raum, Symphony Of Love, Michael Sanctorum, Secret Cinema, Jens Lissat, Emmanuel Top, Insider, Digital Express, L.S.G.
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#40
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Not Lost
Next up on Critical Elements we welcome Mind at Large to the label for a stunning debut EP. Mind at Large has released on labels such as Prognosis, ASTIR, Hexagonal and Krafted, showing a pedigree were very happy to welcome on board. First up is Not Lost, a fantastic early set progressive groove which winds up steadily through the gears, layering in a mesmerising synth which becomes more spacey and textured as the track grows. A rhythmic one word vocal stab builds to a mini vortex. Absolute quality production here from Mark. Next we have In Between Sunsets. As the name suggests this is a more downtempo track that could also work near the end of the night. The track features soothing yet soaring synths and strings, washing over you like a calming wave of warm summer sound, needed more than ever at this time of year! All in a quality release with two opposing tracks of both individual and stand out styles.
