Part of a rising wave of young American producers pushing underground beats in their own direction, California's own Braydon Terzo joins the Black Book Records roster with an impressive two-track release. His records have quickly earned the attention of artists like Mau P, Cloonee, Chris Stussy, and Jamie Jones and we've been patiently waiting for the right release to bring him to the label. 'Get Ruff,' a track that has found its way into Sosa's Coachella set, where it became one of the most replayed moments from the performance on YouTube. The record has also received support from Adam Ten at EDC and Chris Lake during his Under the K Bridge shows in New York. Terzo is helping shape a new generation of artists bringing fresh energy to the genre.

Black Book Records Breaks / Breakbeat / UK Bass

Black Book Records Electro (Classic / Detroit / Modern)

'HighRoller' marks Detlef's return to Black Book Records, and it lands exactly where you'd expect from one of the industry's most reliable hitmakers. Detlef has been a fixture of the global tech house scene for years, with a catalog spread across the genre's most respected homes - Hot Creations and Solid Grooves among them. #1 Beatport hits like 'Swagon' and 'Deep Dip' put him on the map, but it's the consistency that's kept him there: records that show up in sets from Jamie Jones to Green Velvet, both of whom he's collaborated with extensively. His years at the heart of Paradise at DC-10 sealed his reputation as a main-room operator, and that pedigree carries across Insomniac, The Warehouse Project, Printworks, CRSSD, and Creamfields. With his own imprint ISSUES, he's added label head to the resume - a platform built around the same raw, club-first ethos that runs through everything he puts his name on. ‘HighRoller’ arrives as another sharp addition to a catalog that continues to hold weight across the global club circuit.

The São Paulo native Volkoder returns to Black Book Records with ‘Trajadão / Everybody,’ a bold double A-side release that reinforces his standing as one of the most relentless producers on the global circuit. Following the success of last year’s ‘Act Up (Bad Boy),’ he steps back into the label’s core mix with sharpened intent. Now a fixture in sets from Peggy Gou, Solomun, Michael Bibi, The Martinez Brothers, and more, Volkoder has become a true secret ingredient across the scene. He recently saw a viral breakout moment when Adam Ten played his track at Burning Man - an ID that quickly caught fire online and was later picked up by Joseph Capriati’s Metamorfosi imprint, further accelerating his momentum. His track ‘All Night Long’ also had a standout moment when Solomun played it in Tulum before signing it to his own Diynamic label. ‘Trajadão’ leads as a commanding, groove-forward weapon already gaining support from Max Styler and CamelPhat, built for immediate reaction and repeat plays. Alongside ‘Everybody,’ the release doubles down on Volkoder’s ability to deliver records that DJs actually reach for, marking another sharp return to Black Book.

Black Book Records UK Garage / Bassline

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Black Book Records Tech House

Meera is a Norwegian producer whose debut on Black Book Records comes after a meteoric rise from the melodic house & techno community. Her Corpus EP lands just over a year since her debut release on Vinyl On Demand, during which time her IDs have quickly elevated her into one of the most sought-after names to emerge from the European club circuit. Now, with Chris Lake's seal of approval and a Canadian tour underway, Meera's upcoming release readies the young artist for a bold and lasting impression on the North American dance community. Inspired by formative experiences at clubs like De School and Berghain, Meera brings more than 15 years of studious immersion in club culture to her production. Distinguished by her tastefully intricate percussion and ethereal synthwork, Corpus sees the producer leaning deeper into peak-time energy, contextualizing the extensive touring she's done over the course of 2024. Sirkustelt imbues that same note with a feverish psychedelia, playfully pushing the boundaries of club-centric aesthetics. In addition to her summer residency at Ibiza's famed Hi, Meera spent 2024 on an international tour that featured stops across several famed international venues and festivals, including Tomorrowland, fabric, Fusion Festival, Watergate, Kater Blau, and many more. Meera continues to receive accolades from tastemakers like &ME, AMEME, Damian Lazarus, Emanuel Satie, and Black Coffee, among others, asserting that despite being a newcomer, she is confidently here to stay.

Black Book Records Bass House

Black Book Records DJ Tools / Acapellas

Part of a rising wave of young American producers pushing underground beats in their own direction, California's own Braydon Terzo joins the Black Book Records roster with an impressive two-track release. His records have quickly earned the attention of artists like Mau P, Cloonee, Chris Stussy, and Jamie Jones and we've been patiently waiting for the right release to bring him to the label. 'Get Ruff,' a track that has found its way into Sosa's Coachella set, where it became one of the most replayed moments from the performance on YouTube. The record has also received support from Adam Ten at EDC and Chris Lake during his Under the K Bridge shows in New York. Terzo is helping shape a new generation of artists bringing fresh energy to the genre.

Marco Lys returns to Black Book Records alongside Michael Ekow and Kevcody with 'Super Hot,' a funky house record that leans into the kind of stripped-back groove and control that's kept Marco a respected name in global house music for decades. The release also features remixes from STRIPES and Us Two, each bringing their own distinct take while preserving the elements that make the original so effective. Fresh off a wave of viral Reels momentum, STRIPES injects his signature bouncy groove and infectious energy into the record, while Us Two delivers a rolling reinterpretation built around hypnotic percussion, driving basslines and irresistible dancefloor momentum.\n\nThe Venice-born producer has built a reputation for balancing underground credibility with undeniable dancefloor impact, earning releases on labels including Defected Records, Hot Creations, Relief, Cajual, and more. His records continue to earn support from Honey Dijon, Seth Troxler, Carlita, Green Velvet, Marco Carola, ANOTR, Franky Rizardo, and Tennis, while his 2023 remix of 'Brighter Days' became one of the defining house records of the last few years, staying firmly in rotation across clubs and festivals well into 2025.\n\nMichael Ekow brings a melodic edge to the collaboration, blending indie and R&B influences through a songwriting style shaped by artists like Frank Ocean and Kendrick Lamar. Following a charting collaboration with Bob Sinclar, Ekow continues to build momentum across the dance space.

Marco Lys returns to Black Book Records alongside Michael Ekow and Kevcody with 'Super Hot,' a funky house record that leans into the kind of stripped-back groove and control that's kept Marco a respected name in global house music for decades. The release also features remixes from STRIPES and Us Two, each bringing their own distinct take while preserving the elements that make the original so effective. Fresh off a wave of viral Reels momentum, STRIPES injects his signature bouncy groove and infectious energy into the record, while Us Two delivers a rolling reinterpretation built around hypnotic percussion, driving basslines and irresistible dancefloor momentum.\n\nThe Venice-born producer has built a reputation for balancing underground credibility with undeniable dancefloor impact, earning releases on labels including Defected Records, Hot Creations, Relief, Cajual, and more. His records continue to earn support from Honey Dijon, Seth Troxler, Carlita, Green Velvet, Marco Carola, ANOTR, Franky Rizardo, and Tennis, while his 2023 remix of 'Brighter Days' became one of the defining house records of the last few years, staying firmly in rotation across clubs and festivals well into 2025.\n\nMichael Ekow brings a melodic edge to the collaboration, blending indie and R&B influences through a songwriting style shaped by artists like Frank Ocean and Kendrick Lamar. Following a charting collaboration with Bob Sinclar, Ekow continues to build momentum across the dance space.

'HighRoller' marks Detlef's return to Black Book Records, and it lands exactly where you'd expect from one of the industry's most reliable hitmakers. Detlef has been a fixture of the global tech house scene for years, with a catalog spread across the genre's most respected homes - Hot Creations and Solid Grooves among them. #1 Beatport hits like 'Swagon' and 'Deep Dip' put him on the map, but it's the consistency that's kept him there: records that show up in sets from Jamie Jones to Green Velvet, both of whom he's collaborated with extensively. His years at the heart of Paradise at DC-10 sealed his reputation as a main-room operator, and that pedigree carries across Insomniac, The Warehouse Project, Printworks, CRSSD, and Creamfields. With his own imprint ISSUES, he's added label head to the resume - a platform built around the same raw, club-first ethos that runs through everything he puts his name on. ‘HighRoller’ arrives as another sharp addition to a catalog that continues to hold weight across the global club circuit.

Black Book Records Tech House

For over two decades, Chris Lake and Tiga have helped shape electronic music from different angles. Chris Lake through his era-defining house productions from 'Operator' in 2016, Tiga through his genre-bending releases and tastemaker influence stemming from his classic 'You Gonna Want Me' in 2006. After years of crossing paths on the world's biggest dance floors, they finally unite on a collaboration that feels both unexpected and long overdue.\n\nLaced with Tiga's unmistakable vocals and Aatig's infectious call-and-response energy, Party Time is rapidly cementing itself as the ultimate party-starting anthem. Designed to ignite dance floors from the very first beat, the track captures the euphoric spirit of peak-time club culture and festival season alike.

For over two decades, Chris Lake and Tiga have helped shape electronic music from different angles. Chris Lake through his era-defining house productions from 'Operator' in 2016, Tiga through his genre-bending releases and tastemaker influence stemming from his classic 'You Gonna Want Me' in 2006. After years of crossing paths on the world's biggest dance floors, they finally unite on a collaboration that feels both unexpected and long overdue.\n\nLaced with Tiga's unmistakable vocals and Aatig's infectious call-and-response energy, Party Time is rapidly cementing itself as the ultimate party-starting anthem. Designed to ignite dance floors from the very first beat, the track captures the euphoric spirit of peak-time club culture and festival season alike.

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Black Book Records Tech House