Indie Dance
Top 100 Chart placements for Indie Dance
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#3
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Like A Star
Two vocal tracks and two instrumentals. The classic EP structure reflects the class act that is Fred Ventura and Paolo Gozzetti. Italoconnection are back at the Bordello weaving their synthesizer magic. And those analogue lines are what immediately wash over the listener in Like A Star. Crisp percussion and sailing melodies break to a glorious hook before Venturas unmistakable voice takes hold. Paying homage to Moroders From Here To Eternity, Italoconnection deliver a vocoder dipped love affair as smouldering vocals pitch ever higher. The instrumental strips back all lyrics, but allows the breathy keys to remain and keep that human touch amidst the addictive chords and rich textures. Bold machine brass introduces Make It Real. These blasts form the melodic backbone for this ballad to self-belief where Venturas impassioned words are impeccably coupled with Gozzettis sparkling synthwork. That synthwork comes to the fore in the finale. With lyrics pared back, the machines sing a different song as that energy packed melody is charged with even more intensity. Quality through and through, as always with Italoconnection.
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#4
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Thomas Moen Hermansen
After a long hiatus relatively speaking (8 and 9 came out in April 2022) Prins Thomas drops his 10th studio album. Picking up where the last record ended, its an introspective but celebratory and uplifting affair. One-man-band jams turning into mini epics, like coming up for air or seeing the bright lights at the end of a long dark tunnel.
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#7
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Echo Spiegel
The second in a new series of remixes under the Le Carousel banner. Following the extended version of Were All Gonna Hurt - alongside a remix from Sean Johnston (Hardway Bros / A Love From Outer Space) - PKR044 continues the journey with a brand-new, previously unreleased Le Carousel original. This track pushes deeper into psychedelic territory - a warped take on the dancefloor formula that channels German electronic influences from Kraftwerk to NEU!, while keeping one foot firmly in the disco. The star of the show! Curses steps in for the main remix duties, turning up the heat with a driving version that lifts the tempo and energy, but also keeping the trippy feel of the original. For his second remix we get a deep, slung-back roller made for those darker, low-ceiling moments. An incredible pair of remixes, we are blessed! Phil Kieran closes the release with his own re-imagining - a bleached-out, blissed-up excursion that strips back the beats in favour of lush synth textures and hypnotic movement. Its a beautiful, sophisticated counterpoint to the originals. PKR044 lands soon. Turn it up, and step inside.
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#8
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Recess EP
Swedish DJ, producer and songwriter Johan Blende debuts on Hell Yeah with a journey to the heart of a grown-up dancefloor in the Med. Blende is a master of mixing up retro 70s and 80s sound into modern dancefloor delights. Hes been doing it for two decades on a wide range of cultured labels from Studio Barnhus to Eskimo, always with a rare charm and leftfield perceptive. With this EP, he taps into the magic of hazy afternoons turning into euphoric evenings by the sea. Blende's debut on Hell Yeah lands like a postcard from a perfect party - sun-dazed, acid-kissed and endlessly replayable.
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#10
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Iteration
No stranger to the music world, but making his first appearance on Riotvan and what a debut it is. We talking about Man Power. Deep, Detroit-tinged, and playfully intricate, this EP delivers anything but a repetition of his previous work Iteration. Adding even more dimension, two outstanding artists also make their Riotvan debut, elevating the release with their remixes. Jordan Nocturne shows what true club music can be — no big-room theatrics, but perfectly tuned for the warehouse. Meanwhile, Inigo Vontier takes things into a trippy orbit of his own, sending dancers spinning off to another planet. From start to finish: serious entertainment with that touch of playfulness we love!
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#11
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Memory
ROTCIV is back with his new EP Memory, which marks the 20th release on Beartraxs label Melodize. Throughout the record, the Berlin-based and native Brazilian producer explores his signature dark, mysterious, and atmospheric vibes shaped by the underground and queer club nights and dance-floors that fuel his sound, refined over almost 30 years behind the decks. Maintaining Melodizes specialized sound deep-rooted in moody electronic principles, the EP opens with Memory, a piercing, dark, synth dynamic alongside rich tonal textures in both harmony and melodies alike. Unapologetic, yet calming and reminiscent of a slow drive through the winter nights; cold, yet bold, sharp, and comforting. First to remix Memory with a nostalgic, synth-heavy 80s remix is Frankfurt-based DJ, producer, and visual artist Chinaski. Integrating his signature bold synth hooks into the track, the remix features a bouncier approach with re-envisioned acoustic percussion and catchy synth arps, along with an eery dark disco feel. On the B side, Rotciv kicks in with Trintage, which gives a sinister sensation with its hypnotising bass synth lines alongside contrasting, choir-like pads. Seeping with articulate poly-rhythmic synth arps, Trintage guides the listener to be indulged into a dream-like state on the border between both digital and analogue soundscapes, blurring the lines between fantasy and reality. Next up is New York-based and founder of Samo Records, Facets, who takes on the next remix for Trintage with a more electro-grunge techno approach consisting of heavier four to the floor kicks in company of Rotcivs hypnotic textures. Having shifted the synth melody rhythmically, a sense of space and tension is created. One last remix of Memory by Melodizes own label founder, Beartrax, rounds out the EP. Available exclusively via digital bonus, Beartrax features his deeply hypnotic aesthetic by driving in ethereal synths alongside cosmic arps and slow-rolling rhythmic and pulsating grooves.
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#17
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In Constant Evolution
Madd Rods third studio album is a celebration of rawness and creative autonomy. Following Sad Behaviour on Discotexas, which laid the foundations for his stylistic shift, In Constant Evolution dives deeper into that transformation. Thirteen tracks move through EBM, Electro, Krautrock, and Indie Dance with a deliberate imperfection: proof that emotion, not precision, is what endures.
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#18
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In For A Flash
Hyperstellar returns to Bordello A Parigi with a nocturnal and deeply magnetic EP. In For a Flash captures the fleeting beauty of a moment stolen from the night, the tension of a glance that will never return, the sensation of having loved inside a dream. The record carves out a singular aesthetic through new wave, shady atmospheres, and early electronic influences. The eponymous track, In For a Flash, opens the record like a sudden vision: a burst of light in the dark, propulsive, yet already fading. From its fatalist urgency to the longing of The Dance We Never Had, each piece suggests a different facet of the same mirage. Surrender unfolds like a slow implosion, a toxic war between release and control, while LAmour sur Saturne drifts endlessly in a suspended space, like a tale where the impossible is still imagined. Influenced as much by Burial as by New Order, the solitude of classical composers or eccentric glam rock acts, Hyperstellar continues to build his artistry on numbers, and intimate constellations.
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#28
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Astrolosis
We love our star themes on Club Mackan. And the next release is no different. We welcome Berlin-based James Rod with a stellar two-track EP, Astrolosis. With remixes from Aleito and Marcus Christiansen, this release is a journey through cosmic melodies, galactic grooves, and star-born transformations. The title track, Astrolosis, shines with a bright, uplifting melody that never quite sits still. Like a star undergoing metamorphosis, its sound keeps shifting while its core remains the same—steady bassline, euphoric tone, and clever layering. Its cosmic, happy, and hypnotic. Giorgiolate follows with a groove that feels like a disco beat turned cinematic. The bassline takes the lead, constantly evolving and commanding the spotlight. Not-so-subtle FX and nuanced shifts in rhythm keep the track dynamic, giving it a sense of propulsion through space. Marcus Christiansens remix of Astrolosis injects drama and edge into the original. With a bit of acid and a powerful build-up, the remix builds tension like a dying star—only to explode into euphoric release, a true supernova moment. Aleito, on the other hand, turns Giorgiolate into something far darker. Think dark matter made audible. Pitched-down percussion and haunting melodies make his version feel like it belongs in a distant, unknown galaxy. Tune in, set your course, and let the soundwaves carry you across the stars.
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#39
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Four To The Floor 46
FTTF 46 lands on Diynamic with four tracks on the menu, each serving its own flavor. Pablo Say opens with Bring the Lows Up – sizzling synths and guiding vocals, the perfect aperitif to start the night. Christian Nielson and Pavel Petrov serve Blame like a hearty plate – bouncing kicks and playful breaks that keep the night moving.. Seizmics Gridlock Groove comes in like the perfect dessert – sweet, fruity and indulgent, the ultimate all-rounder. Enamour & Anyasa close with Bazaar, the digestif - a high-octane, rhythmic shot that primes you straight for the club. Four tracks like four courses - the perfect sonic menu for an unforgettable evening
Pablo Say, Pavel Petrov, Christian Nielsen, Seizmic (UK), Enamour, Anyasa
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#40
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THE FIRST TEN YEARS - VOL. 1
Celebrating 10 years at the forefront of Indie Dance, Disco Halal marks a decade of boundary-breaking sound with a new retrospective compilation. Founded by Moscoman, the Berlin/Tel Aviv label bridged Middle Eastern rhythms and European electronics, shaping a global movement through artists like Acid Arab, Simple Symmetry and Polocorp — defining a genre unbound by borders.
Polocorp, The Atlas Collecttive, Wallace, Moscoman, Joseph Ashworth, Simple Symmetry, Zakir, Time To Sleep, SX2, Andy Phelan, Tunnelvisions, Smao
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#42
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Amsterdam 2025 Sampler
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Archangel28, Anto Neo, Karry G, Ari, Xeibo, Max & Dana, Nihil Young, TOLOKA (ofc), JØNTHN, Emodox, Luca Belotti, Zemmco, jUjU (SE), Geerk, Niki Sadeki, Xenia Torino, Mark Quail, Alain Fanegas, KARPOVICH, Paul Sawyer, Madison Palmer, Stevie Delmar, UNDERCOVER (ITA), AYU (UA), Sophie van Hayden, Sophie Joe, Stefan Rose, SQLN, SOLOUR, Fape, Rod Fuentes, Seizmic
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#44
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Alpe Adria
Imagine a trip through the Alps guided by elegant dance music. Now let Nayan Soukie - better known as Amount - be your tour guide. His warmly awaited return to the Frank Music label features three brand-new dance tracks. Alpe Adria as a starter is modern House Music all the way, yet with a very subtle twist. The buildup is guided by an appealing voice that never breaks through but is always present. Then the piano emerges in the break, and suddenly youve reached the summit - the horizon wide open, skies bright and endless. Palmanova follows in the same path. The pads will guide you like a fluffy breeze to the next destination. Villach, however, takes things up and comes across as even a little trance-tinged. Hiking - or even better - dancing with Amount feels like floating on a cloud. Now make yourself comfortable.
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#46
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Modern Life EP
After a strong run of releases on Secret Fusion, Nothing Is Real, and Sprechen earlier this year, NYC-based producer Evan Michael now lands on HIFI/LOFI Records with his Modern Life EP — a forward-thinking five-track journey that drifts from dreamy house to cosmic indie dance, with subtle shades of melancholy woven throughout. Having spent the past decade deeply immersed in New Yorks nightlife, Evan has supported many of the citys most vital independent clubs while absorbing their eclectic soundscapes. That experience has sharpened his ear for house and techno — a sensibility he now channels into productions that move seamlessly between retroism and futurism, all in his uniquely personal way. The release is elevated by standout remixes from trailblazer Maruwa, a Robert Johnson club resident whose rising profile spans releases on Steel City Dance Discs and X‑Kalay, delivering a deeper, more minimalistic, and irresistibly groovy reinterpretation of the original. Meanwhile, acclaimed producer Le Chev — trusted studio collaborator of LP Giobbi and co‑writer/producer for artists like Fischerspooner, SOFI TUKKER, Jake Shears, and more — brings a bold injection of deep house and melodic progressive grandeur, even flirting with Afro‑house undertones to expand Evans vision.
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#48
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Silver Hawk
Londons cosmic disco voyagers Beyond The Struttosphere return with Silver Hawk—a lush, guitar-driven cosmic chug that blends hypnotic basslines and shimmering synths into an interstellar dance-floor journey. Up first on remix duty is Phunkadelica delivering an uplifting, groove-infused version that injects funk and radiance, while Jason Peters takes things into high gear with an energetic mix that leans heavy on acid twists and 80s synth nostalgia. Known for their cosmic disco explorations, Beyond The Struttosphere continue to expand their universe with this stellar release. Art by Cristina Capetillo
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#49
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Kompakt: Total 25
2025-10-10 Kompakt
Jurgen Paape, Hella (DE), Superpitcher, Alexis Taylor, Triola, Irene Kalisvaart, Reinhard Voigt, Robag Wruhme, Michael Mayer, Hardt Antoine, Raxon, Joyce Muniz, Futuradora, Schlammpeitziger, Tony y Not, 9OASES, Gui Boratto, Ida Engberg, Sascha Funke, Wassermann, Pop Vampires Cologne
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#53
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Only You
Sous Music welcomes back Berlins own Basic Instinct with his new single Only You, a deep house cut infused with tribal grooves, dreamy pads, and emotional throwback-style vocals. Capturing the bittersweet nostalgia of summers end, the track balances understated euphoria with a timeless,soulful touch. To complete the release, Only You comes with two remixes: ICYKOF reshapes the track with his forward thinking blend of house and techno, adding edge and drive, while Anja Schneider brings her signature finesse, reworking the original into a hypnotic, late-night groove. Berlin-born and raised, Basic Instinct has been part of the citys techno scene for over 20 years. As both DJ and producer, he has earned recognition for his atmospheric dub-house sound, seamlessly fusing deep aesthetics with energetic rhythms. With Only You, he delivers another testament to his unique voice, backed by two standout remixes that expand the tracks scope even further.
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#54
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Do It
Ayala returns to Somethingnu with a three-track EP, the first part of a two-volume release set to ignite dancefloors. From the Afro-tinged piano builder Do It, through the Detroit-flavored grooves of Ranger, to the stomping energy of Feelings, this is essential material. Feel the Gnu!
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#57
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Frequency EP
Luca Luper and Karmon unite for their new EP Frequency, a two-tracker that hits from the very first second and sweeps you into its world. Train Fight lifts you high, like the ride youve been waiting for, capturing that thrilling moment just before you leave the house for an adventure - that flutter of excitement in your stomach, the anticipation of unforgettable moments and the pure joy of knowing anything could happen. The title track ignites like a city at night bursting into light and color, a kick so strong it moves through your chest, weaving shimmering synths and sparkling bells into a rush of pure joy. Every beat gets you brighter, wilder and more exhilarated than the last
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#58
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Cos I Said So - Part One
With Cos I Said So, Eastern Standard opens a new chapter in its sonic diary. This various artists collection stitches together voices from different corners of the scene — both rising names and seasoned creators — all bound by a shared love for house in its rawest form. The tracks carry the grit of oldschool heritage while bending into sharp, modern shapes, each one road-tested across dance floors from Berlin to beyond. Born out of months of traveling, chance encounters, and late-night exchanges, Cos I Said So feels less like a compilation and more like a living map of the labels journey.
Vilusic, Sonson, Michael Ritter, Felix E, Hamoon, Nima Sarshar, 88Dubs, Reset
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#59
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Make Love
Disco Halal proudly welcomes Perezo & Nuvu for their debut release Make Love. A hypnotic slice of indie dance meets late night euphoria, the track is equal parts groove and emotion, designed for both the dancefloor and the after hours. With soaring synths, a pulsing low end, and a message as timeless as its name, Make Love sets the tone for the next chapter of Disco Halals story: global, heartfelt, and always moving forward.
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#60
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Surrender
One formula. Two directions. Choose what moves you. From the soundcare laboratories at Monaberry: Super Flu / Denis Naidanow – the dual-core extract for environments that demand more than silence. Distilled from synchronized moments and pressure-tested in nocturnal conditions, this twofold tonic adapts to your internal rhythm. Some hear Super Flu first – bright, erratic, playful. A flickering pulse for the impulsive thinker. Others respond to Denis Naidanow – low, deliberate, magnetic. A structural hum for the focused wanderer. Both are real. Both are right. Let your mood decide what enters your system tonight. Monaberry presents: Super Flu / Denis Naidanow – a bifocal remedy for mono-emotional fatigue.
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#61
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Peter Gunn
Viennas ESH makes his Glasgow Underground debut with a rework that connects dance history to todays indie-dance floors. A resident at O – der klub, where hes played alongside Hannah Laing, Leyla Benitez and Reinier Zonneveld, ESH brings the same peak-time energy into Peter Gunn. Inspired by Mita Gami and Adam Ten, he flips Henry Mancinis iconic theme — first taken electronic by Art of Noise & Duane Eddy in 86 — into a 2025 bomb. Hooky, left-field, and primed for the right moment when you want to blow the roof off.
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#67
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Arietta EP
Returning to Diynamic, Oppaacha unleashes his EP Arietta - three fresh cuts that drive the party from first beat to last. Opening cut Dont Stop jumps right in - bouncing synths riding a tough, rolling kick, setting the tone for a party that doesnt cool down. Were Dancing together with Ian Ludvig, pushes things deeper, blending underground basslines with sparkling, sky-reaching patterns. Its got the swing of a beachside sunrise and the punch of a late-night warehouse, pure motion on the floor. The title track Arietta takes a more futuristic turn, weaving layers that fold into each other, building tension, then breaking into release at just the right moment. With Arietta, Oppaacha lays out three distinct moods, all tied together by groove and euphoria, an EP built for nights that keep going.
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#68
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Patterns Of Vibration (Instrumentals) Part 2
Due to high demand, Steffi and Virginia now present the instrumental versions of their much praised Patterns Of Vibration album on Dekmantel. Spread over two white label 12s you get eight cuts of pure house energy, their future classic album reimagined, straight to the floor!
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#72
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Agapo EP
Rafael Cerato drops back on Diynamic with Agapo, a three-track EP that feels like the night itself, distilled into sound. The opener slips in like warm light across your skin - sunglasses on, drink in hand, heartbeat syncing with the floor. Blush lifts you, slow-burning and euphoric, a smile spreading as the crowd moves together, lost in the pulse of the room. By the time That Hits lands, dark textures, hypnotic synths and pulsing bass collide, filling even the last corner of the room, turning shadows into movement and the dancefloor into a single, breathing entity. A three-track journey that turns ordinary nights into something electric, where you feel every beat as if it were made for your own body
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#74
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No Somos Neutros
With SUW040, Side Up Works welcomes Ricardo Ruben with a bold statement: No somos neutros delivers a steady groove, dry bass, and synth layers that build a dense atmosphere—perfect for creating tension on the floor without overstatement. Jason Peters reshapes the track with a more open space, adding resonant elements and a tasteful acid line that runs smoothly throughout. A more expansive interpretation, ideal for deeper transitions. A tight, focused release ready to be played anywhere. Artist: Ricardo Ruben Remixer: Jason Peters Label: Side Up Works Mastering: Sebastian Morell & Lopazz Catalog: SUW040 Release Date: September 24, 2025
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#75
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Time Comes
Hot off the heels of her Panoramabar Berlin premiere, Zeynep Erbay returns to Exploited, continuing her efflorescence with Time Comes: a beautiful and joyous ascent that definitively frames an ecstatic state of being. Straight from the get go the track exudes a psychedelic warmth as a humid, swirling pad maps out goosebumps along the listeners spine and delayed vocal blobs flicker and gently fizz. Unapologetic piano chords burst in and gallop in lockstep with a chugging Italo bass line as the mood continues to rush. Palms grow moist and pupils widen as snare fills punctuate progress and eventually a bittersweet vocal pours in carrying the raw emotion of the final moments of a long, transportive rave. This is powerful, confident dance music from an artist well versed in capturing memorable moments - not to be missed!
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#76
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Do You Funk This Beat?
A beat begins, both slick and sly, A groove that makes the night float by. Dario crafts with tender flair— Each note and swell hangs in the air. The bassline struts, but never shouts, It curls and dips, it twists and pouts. Percussion clatters, loose yet neat, A playful funk beneath your feet. With whispers soft and textures warm, The track avoids the tired norm. No thunderous drop, no club cliché, Just pulse and sway and sweet delay. It builds, it breathes, it gently bends, A tale that loops but never ends. From forest floor to lounge-lit street, Yes—**we do funk this beat.** Mastering by Robert Trifunović
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#80
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Slave To The Rave #3
Somethingnus Slave To The Rave returns with its third electrifying installment! We kick off with Modelers Rhythm Chasers, reimagined by Phunkadelica into a peak-time weapon with pumping 909s and a tense, nervy bassline. Up next, Martino Stefano delivers A Flea on My Soup, a bold fusion of house, speed garage and gritty urban flair—exactly the kind of genre-bending we love. Musumeci keeps the pressure on with Release Yourself, an anthemic call to the dancefloor that blends old-school grooves with a fresh twist. Rounding it out, Buba & Adnanovski bring People Get Electric, a pitched-down rave gem straight out of a UK warehouse dream. Slave To The Rave Vol. 3, another high-grade Gnu selection for adult dancefloor aficionados. Lets rave!
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#88
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Pancakes
The Adam Ten & Solomun-inspired rise in left-field dance music has filled the Indie Dance DJ charts with an influx of new producers. KEYTARBI is one of these rising stars that has caught our ears, her Quito cut delivering the kind of uptempo chug we want in a left-field set. The wonderfully oddball Pancakes is her debut for us. Featuring the spoken tones of legendary house vocalist Robert Owens. It aint over, he tells us, until Bertha calls you into the kitchen, for some of her delicious pancakes. We have no idea what hes on about either, but with a groove this good, who needs anything to make sense? Its just a banger!
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#93
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Affection
Affection from Istanbul-based Alican first appeared in late 2022 on the Sur-Mesure compilation, curated by Jepe. The track quickly stood out as one of the highlights of the release, and now its time for it to shine on its own as a single—complete with a special edit by Jepe himself. Over the past years, Sasse and Jepe have poured their energy and vision into shaping the Moodmusic label group, steadily building a platform that champions forward-thinking sounds and fresh talent. With the continuous support of top DJs around the globe and strong presence across radio shows, Affection is now set to take flight and reach even greater heights.
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#94
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Jamais Vu
Were excited to welcome an unprecedented collaboration on Eastern Standard: Kiki, Berlins Voodoo mainstay known for melodic minimal techno and Italo disco, joins forces with the acclaimed duo Local Suicide, pioneers of dark disco, EBM, and technodisco. Together, they merge their wave-driven energy in a truly unique release, Jamais Vu. French beat-cooker MMYYLO completes the package with a powerful remix, adding his own signature touch.
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#98
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Fall In Line (Shahrokh Dini & Phil Rosplesch Remix)
The Tegel Boys have triumphantly hit their stride with their new original track, Fall In Line. That is to say they have cracked the code and have tapped into the raw and unique purity of their individual and collective sonic instincts. Fall In Line is a full contact cowboy breakbeat Turkish acid psych kraut wiggler, a brilliant distillation of the component parts that make up the boys magic. Thunderous old-school breaks, irresistible bop with raucous cowbell flair opens up this original, while outrageous samples intone pitch-perfect dancefloor commands with that characteristic western-drawl. (Singer Joel is an avowed lysergic cowboy hailing from Texas, with a twinkling eye for rave-acapella hijinks). Bold electro-bass throb builds until suddenly the track snakes forward with a hypnotic Turkish pysch-guitar figure. Staccato strummed guitar joins the fray, and the whole band is positively surging forth with motorik-disco mechanics. Harmonica-melodica licks, molten guitar eruptions build to a crescendo until it boils over into a taught, melodic chug into infinity. The band is all at once channeling Anatolian liquid-sunshine, gritty-western cinematics, and modern club acid electronics, the marvelous ingredients for this absolute belter. Shahrokh Dini & Phil Rosplesch Remix: Timeless soul swing is the mood as the remixers tease in a monstrous house strut to the mix. Immaculate cowboy missives guide you as this unnervingly seductive and elastic track builds and builds. Dynamic clapback rhythms collide with the Turkish-guitar variations in perfect unity as this remix transforms the original chug into an altogether late-night goliath of a house exploration.
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