IPSO

Kinesphere' thrives on simplicity, making the track both powerful and versatile. Processed vocals float over a warm bassline, anchoring the arrangement with a confidence shaped by years on the world's top dancefloors. The release is warm yet precise, working equally well as a poignant closer or a DJ tool to drive the party deeper. It also showcases Solomun's range, from melodic, vocal-driven moments to the deep and techy sounds that define his catalogue.

Sapiens Recordings

OZ Records

The title track rolls forward on a deep, hypnotic low-end and crisp percussion, gradually opening into lush melodic layers and cinematic textures. Nostalgia, tension, and release are woven into the arrangement, with subtle shifts and evolving sound design shaping a haunting melodic narrative that lingers well beyond the final drop. On the flip, "Here To Flow" sharpens the focus for peak-time moments. Driven by a powerful bass foundation and tight, rolling drums, it builds a sense of constant forward motion while threading in atmospheric detail and modern underground polish. The result is hypnotic, energetic, and emotionally charged. A DJ-ready tool with real depth. Together, the two tracks mark Fec as a producer who knows how to move both the floor and the inner world in one seamless motion.

3000 Grad Records

LE YORA COLLECTIVE

"Sweet Water Dolphin" remains one of the most iconic tracks from Perfect Stranger's Free Cloud album. Unlike many of his other celebrated works, this masterpiece hasn't seen a myriad of remixes. In fact, since 2012, no one has attempted to remix this track except for Yuli Fershtat himself and... Eitan Reiter, the mastermind behind the Out of Orbit project. Ever since Eitan completed his original remix in 2019, this comeback has been in the works. We at Digital Structures have been patiently waiting, and now, in 2026, we can confidently say that the long wait was absolutely worth it! The Out of Orbit Remix of "Sweet Water Dolphin" masterfully blends elements from across multiple genres. The result is a driving, hypnotic, and deeply emotional Psy-Thriller. Enjoy!

Sondela Recordings Ltd

Radiate Records

Insomniac Music Group

Somewhere to be when you are not outside. Now from Monaberry: Refuge, by OCËR. Refuge is a sleeping bag. But not for sleeping only. Designed to reduce outside influence and keep inner temperature stable. Lined with soft synthetic layers that remember your position. Once inside, movements become smaller. Thoughts follow. No straps. No noise. Just zip, lie down, and stay where you are. Recommended for nights, floors, stations, or any place that is not yours. When morning comes, Refuge opens slowly. If you want it to. Refuge – stay in.

RSPX

widerworks

Magik Muzik

Siamese continues its 2026 run with a new EP from Beswerda, who makes his label debut with the three-track All for Me EP. The release moves between Melodic House and Indie Dance, keeping a clear focus on groove and club functionality. All for Me leads with a warm Melodic House feel and steady forward drive. Oscilla takes a more indie-leaning direction, slightly looser in structure while staying rhythm-focused. Funk Residue closes the EP, carrying a tighter groove and direct club energy. Beswerda is a Rotterdam-based Dutch artist whose sound blends minimal and melodic techno influences, shaping a direct but emotional approach to his productions. The EP fits naturally into the Siamese catalogue while showing a compact range of styles across the three tracks.

Nick Varon teams up with Deekay for a brace of tracks already championed by El Maestro. Sonic journeyman, Nick Varon has been a part of the Sudbeat family for many years. A passionate purveyor of progressive beats for over 15 years, and a legend of the Greek scene. His enviable back catalogue on seminal labels such as varied as Tale & Tone, Balance Music and Bonzai has seen him soundtrack clubs across the world. Fellow countryman, Deekay, has trodden a similar past. A DJ at heart, his love of Afro rhythms keeps his performances highly engaging, dynamic and soulful, blending tribal beats with contemporary sounds inspired by the vibrant culture and energy of the dancefloor. Opening with the spiky sounds of Cactus, those afro rhythms and tribal vibes make for a rich percussive framework. A slow burner, each element is given space to cause maximum devastation on the cooler floors of the underground. On Inyeon more pronounced tribalism harks back to the golden age of prog with a modern twist. Deep beats and a heavy low end make this perfect for those sweaty late night sessions when the phones go away and the room moves as one.

belonging continues its 2026 run with a new EP from Sian and Matt. Why You Tripping lands on February 13 and brings a tougher, more restless edge into the catalogue, sitting on the rougher side of Indie Dance with clear techno and acid influences. Ireland-born and now based in Los Angeles, Sian has built a reputation for high-impact club records and sharp, forward-moving production. Matt, hailing from Patagonia in Argentina, adds his own raw, groove-driven perspective to the collaboration, resulting in a release that feels direct, functional and made for late-night floors rather than polished listening. The title track Why You Tripping is driven by a tight, rolling groove and biting synth work, lifted by a vocal contribution from David LeSal that gives the track its hook and attitude. Enemies keeps the pressure on, leaning further into acidic sequences and percussive drive, built for late-night momentum and peak-time sets. As the next release on belonging this year, the EP expands the labels sound into slightly tougher territory while staying true to its club-focused, contemporary direction.

One Seven Music

Siamese starts 2026 with a debut from Yulia Niko, who joins the label with her new single Boundless. Known for her warm, detail-driven sound, she arrives with a track that sits comfortably in the Siamese world while clearly carrying her own touch. Boundless leans into a rolling, melodic groove with a light Balearic feel, sun-soaked chords, gentle percussion and a male vocal that gives the track its emotional pull. Its the kind of tune that builds slowly, keeps the energy moving and leaves plenty of space to breathe on the dance floor. As her first release on Siamese, it sets a clear tone: understated, confident and quietly uplifting. A simple but memorable opener for the labels 2026 schedule, and a strong first statement from Yulia Niko in the catalogue.