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Top 100 Chart placements for Electronica
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#5
Feat. Hype in Electronica
To Be Discovered 5
Amaeo proudly presents To Be Discovered V, the fifth chapter of the labels ongoing compilation series — once again highlighting the range and depth of its growing community of artists. The release opens with Chasm, a collaboration between label head SKALA and Julian Koerndl. The two combine their strengths for a dark, hypnotic peak-time hymn filled with siren-like synths, metallic percussion, and haunting vocals that pull you right into its intensity. Off Night keep the energy high with You Dont Know, a pure feel-good house cut from the Ukrainian duo. Its infectious groove and catchy vocal create an instant dance floor spark. Severin SU returns with Out That Speaker, a powerful track built around housy stabs and a driving vocal — the kind of tune that lights up late-night sets. From Italy, Carleo teams up with Gianet for Lunar Enigma, a melancholic yet groovy journey. Gianets emotional vocal line, I was happy with you, floats over ethereal, glitchy synths, creating a deeply immersive late-night vibe. Modeplex makes his Amaeo debut with Starkness, a breakbeat-driven track that pairs a rich bassline with a soft female vocal. Its delicate synth details dance playfully between the beats. Komilev and Deenara join forces for Nandaci, delivering a mystical and melodic collaboration with organic percussion and flowing chords — equally fitting for sunsets or club moments. Adran brings Wake Up, a bouncy, groove-heavy tune with organic percussion, playful stabs, and a vocal hook that keeps the rhythm moving. Closing the compilation, NoNa steps in with She Said I Want It. Her acid-tinged house track powered by 909 drums and a confident vocal line rounds off the release with pure dance floor energy. With To Be Discovered V, Amaeo continues its tradition of uncovering unique voices and fresh sounds — from deep emotion to peak-time drive, this edition captures the labels evolving and eclectic spirit.
SKALA, Julian Koerndl, Off Night, Severin Su, CARLEO, Gianet, Modeplex, Komilev, Deenara, Adran, No Na
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#9
Feat. Hype in Electronica
Spectral Mush | Convex
Future Romance, proudly unveils its next chapter with a remarkable release from Brazilian rising talent Lanza M. With two mesmerizing originals, Spectral Mush and Convex, Lanza M delivers a statement of intent that cements his place as one of the most exciting newcomers to watch in the melodic house & techno scene. Spectral Mush takes listeners on a deep, emotive journey, weaving intricate textures with subtle yet powerful rhythmic energy. Convex follows suit, but thrilled by broken beats, showcasing Lanza Ms refined sense of groove and melodic storytelling, enriched with creative movements and hypnotic elements that reveal new layers with every listen. Both tracks demonstrate his ability to balance underground sophistication with undeniable dancefloor appeal. Adding another dimension to the release, Nicolai Litz steps in with a stunning remix of Convex. His remix strips the original down to its organic core, infusing warm percussive grooves and earthy tones, transforming it into a more housy journey.
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#15
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Tassolem (The Mixes)
This EP marks the coming together of two of the most respected, influential titans in progressive House; Jamie Stevens and Guy J. Jamie is smoking hot off the back of a highly acclaimed, praised and loved debut album, select apppeareacnes live with names like Hernan Cattaneo, Guy J & Anthony pappa and a no.1 Ep on Bedrock. Guy J just delivered arguably one of the greatest Global Underground mixes yet as well as some of last years most talked about singles with several hitting Beatports top spots coupled with incredible shows reaching massive audiences and stages around the globe. The original mixes experiment with dark and light forces jostling with a beautiful yearning vocal. A musical piece that shows patience and restraint with trippy time signatures, bleeps, atmosphere, distinct breaks and dreamy vocals drawing you deeper and washing over you like a reassuring whisper from a loved one. Jamie has long operated in the space between club functionality and emotional depth, and here he leans heavy into that tension, never fully resolving, always pulling the listener forward. Tassolem’ gets a club-ready super highly anticipated remix by Guy J who delivers a masterpiece completely re-envisioning one of his favourite producers, very intentionally selecting a track with clear hallmarks of musical integrity and special ingredients. Guy takes a number of magical core elements from the original and layers subtle beautiful, shifting textures over deep melodics building steady momentum that is felt subtly as its story unravels rather than heard quickly. Melodic fragments shimmer beneath the surface, hinting at deep felt emotions without spelling it out until it washes over you in swathes and your arms uncontrollably raise up in appreciation; an understated anthem if you will. The groove remains hypnotic and unforced, progressive music in the truest sense: not about drops or drama, but about a real authentic journey. There’s a saying to always observe and enjoy the journey, not the pay-off which feels apt and a rule we should all pay more attention towards in life and sums up this release better than we can - enjoy!
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#20
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Solstice
Melbournes techno scene comes together with the Solstice EP — four tracks from Common Tribe and Ish Anja, plus a remix from Lost Memories, blending solid dancefloor energy, hypnotic flow, and distinctive vocal work. Common Tribe, made up of Peter & David, have built their sound around a flexible approach to techno, shifting between darker, driving cuts and brighter, melodic moments, always focused on movement and connection on the dancefloor. Ish Anja brings her own style — emotive melodies, heavy kicks, and vocals that add character and depth. A consistent presence in Melbournes clubs, she has supported artists such as Claudio PRC, Christian Smith, Tensal, Eric Powell, and Township Rebellion, refining her sound both as a DJ and producer. The EP opens with Solstice, an abstract, broken-beat introduction that evolves into a rolling, peak-time techno cut with uplifting tension. Backwards follows with a moodier, hypnotic groove that builds with patience and detail. Fraction adds a brighter, melodic edge, perfect for late-night sets, before Lost Memories closes the release with a high-energy rework built for maximum impact. Solstice captures four Melbourne-based artists combining their strengths with detailed production, strong grooves and tracks designed to connect with the crowd.
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#28
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Sweet Child O'Mine
Queen House Music proudly presents Manuel De Diego – Sweet Child O Mine Spanish producer Manuel De Diego takes on one of the most iconic rock anthems of all time—delivering a high-energy, big room reimagining of Sweet Child O Mine. With his signature production style, Manuel injects the classic with driving beats, soaring synths, and a festival-ready drop that transforms the original into a modern dancefloor weapon. The result? A massive peak-time anthem that pays homage to the past while slamming into the future. Get ready for hands in the air and speakers on blast.
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#29
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Is This Real
For our next release we welcome Thaddeus back to the label for a scorching double header of original productions. First up we have the lead track Is This Real and the moment we heard it we knew it was special. The term Progressive Trance often gets diluted from its real meaning, but this track nails it. Dreamy synths and a filtered vocal wash over a beautiful melody that will take you to another level of euphoria. The spoken word in the breakdown makes this track a real stand out. Next up we have Talk To Me which keeps dreamy elements but goes for a deeper punch. Thaddeus weaves the groove like a sorcerer on a spine tingling dance floor journey of atmospheric textures, punchy bass and another filtered but subtle vocal that fits the track perfectly. Both originals really are quality productions. To round off the release we look to our very own Mike Bentley to remix Is This Real. Mike opens with his own take of progressive breaks but with unmistakable elements of the original. A deep industrial hook quickly enters the track which locks you into the rhythm immediately. Mike keeps the filtered vocal element to add drama, building suspense for his breakdown before smoothly transitioning back to full flow. An outstanding remix of what was already an outstanding original track.
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#30
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10 Years of Dub Waves, Pt. 5
2025-09-19 Superordinate Dub Waves
Samuel Wallner, R.Hz, Marco Berto, Nae:Tek, Deemkeyne, Deeperwalk, Simon Mann, Franky Carbon-e, Roman Ridder, Transformation In O, Liuos, Andres Fernandez aka Knario, Dott. Santafeo, Moodeep, DeepNorth, Davor Tosovic, Ekstendia, Oliver Loew, Guzz (ARG), Gambusia, bdtom, Geometriae, Endless Birth, Matt Schulz, Stygmata, Nicolas Barnes, Microlot
