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.

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.

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.

Following the launch of Innelleas belonging earlier this year and recent highlights such as Colyn & Read the News See the Light EP, the label moves confidently into its next chapter with More Love EP, the new two-track release by Alphadog. Already familiar to belonging listeners through his contribution to the labels inaugural Finding Home compilation, Alphadog now delivers his first full EP, a statement that expands his artistic identity within the belonging universe and further shapes the labels evolving aesthetic. Break leads the release with bold, driving energy, a sharp, club cut built around tense atmospherics, crisp percussion, and a sense of forward motion that feels unmistakably Alphadog. Its direct, powerful, and crafted for peak momentum. Lenotza then shifts the focus into warmer, more expressive territory. The track brings a stronger vocal presence into the spotlight, weaving airy phrases and emotional traces into floating synth layers and a gently pulsing rhythm. It feels more open, and reveals a deeper side to Alphadogs sound. With More Love, belonging continues to define its vision: emotional clarity, precision, and music designed to connect, whether in explosive peak moments or in reflective, vocal-driven atmospheres. The EP marks both a progression for Alphadog and a further refinement of the labels sonic identity.

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.

belonging starts 2026 with a debut from French DJ and producer Losless, who arrives on the label with his two-track OOMM EP. Its a sharp introduction to his sound: modern, high-impact and clearly built for big stages. Both OOMM and Lost Icons lean into a fierce blend of Indie Dance and Techno carrying a subtle nod to 90s big beat and trance throughout the synth work and pacing. Its a sound that feels rooted in that eras bold attitude, but executed with a very current, forward-facing production style. OOMM leads with tight drums and steady drive, setting the tone right away. Lost Icons keeps the energy and pushes it further, adding a vocal line that lifts the track and gives it an extra layer of momentum. As belongings first release of the year, the OOMM EP lands as a strong opener and a confident debut for Losless, a compact statement that fits naturally into the labels direction while expanding it at the same time.

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