Pro B Tech Music proudly welcomes back Steven Flynn with a powerful reimagining of his track Shifting, delivering a remix package that dives deep into the underground. Steven's original has melodic sections throughout with a deep, dark. grinding bass line and hook, an excellent start to this one Leading the charge, Pilch takes things in a darker, more atmospheric direction, crafting a deep and immersive journey. Subtle melodic elements, brooding basslines, and carefully sculpted tension make this remix perfect for those deeper moments in a set, whilst keeping the drive and creating a heads down movement on the dancefloor, excellent again from Mr Pilch Next up - Mista Twist & Latex Zebra inject a hypnotic energy into the original, layering rolling grooves, intricate percussion, and evolving textures that build into a driving, late-night progressive workout. Their interpretation stays true to the soul of the original while pushing it firmly onto the dancefloor, creating those Progressive broken beats that they do so well every time Together, this release showcases the versatility of Shifting, with each artist bringing their own distinct sonic identity while maintaining the emotional core of Steven Flynn's original vision. A refined and forward-thinking package, built for underground floors and discerning listeners alike

Andy Rapkins, formerly NDYR, follows up his outstanding remixes for the label with the original Kixka. Driving prog at it's finest with rolling bass, soaring synths and energy to destroy any dancefloor. 12 Theory delivers his first remix for us after his epic solo release last year. This is a cracking remix. Mark Tammo delivers the breaks take on this one, showing his mastery at this genre.

Close Your Eyes

After receiving massive support from Armin van Buuren on A State of Trance, Discognition's high-energy hot streak continues with a cinematic breakbeat record called 'House of Hades'. Marking his fourth release on ClubHaus, the Denver-based producer has been a key figure in the label's journey. While he's seen releases on top-tier labels like Purified and Monstercat, ClubHaus remains a dedicated home for Discognition's unrestrained creative explorations and distinct flavor of progressive. 'House of Hades' departs from four-on-the-floor foundations, instead driven by snapping breakbeats that immediately pull the listener into a darker, groove-laden underworld. Eerie melodic motifs and a constant sense of tension give the track a cinematic edge, before it bursts open into a high-impact peak that feels both relentless and euphoric. Join us on a descent into the underworld - 'House of Hades' awaits.

EMPIRE

Serafin Audio Imprint

Studio Barnhus

Text Records

LUCKYME.

all my thoughts

Dark Entries Records

NAFF

Lapsus

Dublin duo Long Island Sound return with Ivory, released 23rd April via their own Signs Of Space imprint. The six-track collection brings the labels current run of singles to a close with a body of work that blends ethereal house, breakbeat energy and emotive club storytelling, continuing the pairs exploration of dance music that balances introspection with physical momentum. The release arrives during a busy period for the duo, with upcoming 5-date Irish tour, a Jenny Greene mix on RTE 2FM, and a special DJ appearance at the Overmono Guinness Storehouse pre-party in Dublin. We are delighted to bring this run of Signs of Space singles to a close with Ivory. It's a no-frills roller; we layered loads of SH101s on top of some driving, to-the-point percussion, pushing and pulling the envelopes to create moments of intensity and relief. No big chords, no big breaks, just floor-focused energy. Ivory pivots back toward a direct four-to-the-floor structure. Its driving rhythm and urgent melodic phrasing build tension through steady progression rather than obvious climaxes, pulling dancers deeper into the groove with each passing section. The release closes with Searching (Live Mix), a powerful finale that opens with cinematic atmosphere before locking into a fast-paced rhythm wrapped in sweeping harmonies and a soulful vocal thread. It captures the immersive energy that defines Long Island Sounds live performances while rounding out the collection on a climactic note.

Magnetism

SVBKVLT

It's been more than ten years since Rolando debuted with his sought after self-titled EP on 030303 and it is thrilling to see the producer - who has always managed to remain a sort of best kept secret, admired only by the heads - still surf those high waves of creativity. Lifephorce is bound to be an instant classic, leaving instant marks on the listener's soul with unsettling yet mesmerising chord changes, a heavy throbbing bassline and generally a deep, introspective outlook on the dancefloor. Sterilize the Club brings back memories of face masks (thank you Rolando), but soundwise this is face to the ground stomping braindance material. Just as driving but more melancholic are Dot Zoner and Exit Your Own Realm. Classic Rolando Simmons, this one. If you know you know...

In the dimly lit corners of a nondescript basement party, amidst the cacophony of laughter and clinking glasses, a pulsating beat cuts through the haze of alcohol-induced euphoria. It's a track that none have heard before, yet it feels instantly familiar, echoing the electrifying energy of Underworld's iconic 'Born Slippy'. The song, discovered by accident during a drunken deep-dive into the depths of an online music platform, becomes the unexpected anthem of the night. Titled "Macht over het Stuur", this track is an odyssey of sound, blending relentless techno rhythms with haunting, ethereal vocals that seem to drift in from another world. The opening notes are a siren call, drawing listeners into a whirlpool of synths and beats that mimic the heartbeat of the city at night. It's music that doesn't just want to be heard; it demands to be felt, pulsating through the veins and igniting a fire in the soul. As "Macht over het Stuur" unfolds, it weaves a narrative without words, telling tales of fleeting connections, electric glances, and the raw, unfiltered essence of human emotion. It captures the spirit of those who chase the dawn, those who find beauty in the blur of lights as they speed past on their way to nowhere. The track is a paradox, both a celebration of the present moment and a longing for something just out of reach, a sound that encapsulates the feeling of being utterly lost yet exactly where you're supposed to be. The discovery of "Macht over het Stuur" on that drunken night feels like unearthing a treasure, a secret shared among friends that would soon ripple out to captivate a wider audience. As word of the track spreads, it becomes more than just a song; it's a movement, a collective memory etched into the minds of those who experienced it firsthand. It stands as a testament to the power of music to unite, to transform an ordinary night into something magical, a reminder that sometimes, the most unforgettable moments are those we never see coming.

Domino Recording Co.

Quantum Phase Records