GIGSTA makes his debut on Dansu Discs with the Night Rider EP, a slick two-tracker from one of the scene's most promising emerging talents. Leading the charge, Night Rider, stripped-back but full of character, it strikes the perfect balance between underground attitude and peak-time impact. Backed by a second club-ready cut, the EP showcases GIGSTA's catalogue of bangers. With support continuing to build around his productions and DJ sets, Night Rider EP marks another big step forward for an artist firmly on the rise.

GIGSTA makes his debut on Dansu Discs with the Night Rider EP, a slick two-tracker from one of the scene's most promising emerging talents. Leading the charge, Night Rider, stripped-back but full of character, it strikes the perfect balance between underground attitude and peak-time impact. Backed by a second club-ready cut, the EP showcases GIGSTA's catalogue of bangers. With support continuing to build around his productions and DJ sets, Night Rider EP marks another big step forward for an artist firmly on the rise.

Dansu Discs UK Garage / Bassline

Alan Fitzpatrick lands on Dansu Discs with Steppin' In EP. A deep, groove-led release from one of UK electronic music's most respected names.\n\nKnown for his legendary status behind the decks and in the studio, Alan shifts into slicker, house-driven territory here, delivering rolling drums, weighty low-end and effortlessly cool energy throughout. Steppin' In is stripped-back but seriously effective, the kind of track that locks into the floor and never lets go.\n\nUnderground house with class, character and years of dancefloor knowledge behind it. A huge moment for Dansu.

Alan Fitzpatrick lands on Dansu Discs with Steppin' In EP. A deep, groove-led release from one of UK electronic music's most respected names.\n\nKnown for his legendary status behind the decks and in the studio, Alan shifts into slicker, house-driven territory here, delivering rolling drums, weighty low-end and effortlessly cool energy throughout. Steppin' In is stripped-back but seriously effective, the kind of track that locks into the floor and never lets go.\n\nUnderground house with class, character and years of dancefloor knowledge behind it. A huge moment for Dansu.

FM From B takes on remix duties for Jelsen & Fast Eddie's 'Get Up and Move It', stripping things back into a driving dub focused workout. Rolling drums, a weighty low end and subtle rhythmic details give the remix a tougher, more heads down feel, while Fast Eddie's iconic vocal cuts through the groove. A late night club tool that brings a deeper, more hypnotic edge to the original.

Renceau lands on Dansu Discs with I'm Addicted, a rolling club cut dripping in raw 90s house flavour.\n\nAlready gaining support from the likes of Josh Baker and Sidney Charles, the track pairs punchy drums, chunky basslines and hypnotic hooks with that unmistakable old-school swing. It's stripped-back, groove-heavy and built for proper dancefloor moments.\n\nI'm Addicted feels like one of those records that's been living in USB folders for months for good reason.