Spectrum (NL) Melodic House & Techno

Spectrum (NL) Indie Dance

Spectrum (NL) Techno (Peak Time / Driving)

SPECTRUM returns with the second instalment of its No Monochrome series, welcoming label debutants Jochem Hamerling, and Ae:ther & Vicius, alongside returning favourite Kaufmann for another forward- thinking collection of club material. Launched in 2024, the No Monochrome series debuted with standout contributions from Mitch de Klein, Rob Hes, Cyantist, and SHMN, setting the tone for a VA concept built around depth, energy, and individuality. Volume two continues that vision with three expansive cuts that each carve out their own distinct atmosphere. Kaufmann returns to the label following her acclaimed 'Space Sheriff' appearance with 'Fluppe'. Dark, hypnotic, and unpredictable, the track rides on a nasty synth hook, trippy vocal textures, and a pounding kick drum, delivering another immersive trip from the German producer. Ae:ther and Vicius combine forces on 'Roar' , a track that lives up to its name from the very first beat. Built around a deep, guttural synth line and wrapped in sweeping emotive strings, the record surges forward in powerful waves, rising and collapsing with seismic intensity. It's a dramatic and cinematic soundtrack designed for big-room moments and late-night tension alike. Closing the latest volume is longtime friend Jochem Hamerling with 'Moves Ya.' A rolling, acid tinged cut built around a snarling synth line, weighty low-end, and groove-led rhythm. Elevated by chords and a pounding kick drum, the track maintains a restless energy throughout, making it the perfect finale to another standout chapter in the No Monochrome series.

Esteemed DJ & Producer Joris Voorn sets aside his dance floor sensibilities for his latest body of work as he looks deeper into his production capabilities with 'Melatonin'. Drawing from his years of studio experience, the new album focuses on the Dutch producers influence from ambient and down-tempo soundscapes. Working with long term collaborators and musicians Bram Stadhouders (braem) and Michiel Borstlap, 'Melatonin' delivers a thought-provoking listening experience that will be released in conjunction with World Sleep Day; March 13th.

SPECTRUM returns with the second instalment of its No Monochrome series, welcoming label debutants Jochem Hamerling, and Ae:ther & Vicius, alongside returning favourite Kaufmann for another forward- thinking collection of club material. Launched in 2024, the No Monochrome series debuted with standout contributions from Mitch de Klein, Rob Hes, Cyantist, and SHMN, setting the tone for a VA concept built around depth, energy, and individuality. Volume two continues that vision with three expansive cuts that each carve out their own distinct atmosphere. Kaufmann returns to the label following her acclaimed 'Space Sheriff' appearance with 'Fluppe'. Dark, hypnotic, and unpredictable, the track rides on a nasty synth hook, trippy vocal textures, and a pounding kick drum, delivering another immersive trip from the German producer. Ae:ther and Vicius combine forces on 'Roar' , a track that lives up to its name from the very first beat. Built around a deep, guttural synth line and wrapped in sweeping emotive strings, the record surges forward in powerful waves, rising and collapsing with seismic intensity. It's a dramatic and cinematic soundtrack designed for big-room moments and late-night tension alike. Closing the latest volume is longtime friend Jochem Hamerling with 'Moves Ya.' A rolling, acid tinged cut built around a snarling synth line, weighty low-end, and groove-led rhythm. Elevated by chords and a pounding kick drum, the track maintains a restless energy throughout, making it the perfect finale to another standout chapter in the No Monochrome series.

Spectrum (NL) Melodic House & Techno

Italian producer Ivory arrives on SPECTRUM with 'Fantasy'. Known for his releases across Exit Strategy, TAU, Siamese, Sapiens and beyond, Ivory brings his instinctive understanding of the dancefloor to a new home, delivering something precise and purposeful. The EP is built on a simple but uncompromising philosophy: keep the floor moving, always. Structures are linear and intentional, powerful bass synths lock in deep, and rhythmic tension is held firm throughout... no hollow breakdowns, no moments of doubt. Just music engineered to make people dance. The title track, 'Fantasy,' thrives on rhythmic tension. Percussive layers intertwine and tighten, creating a sense of constant propulsion, while a commanding low-end pulse locks dancers into its hypnotic flow. On the flip, 'Keep Movin On' channels a tribal mood, driven by a scything bass synth groove that cuts deep and rides relentlessly. Rhythmic textures meet a sharper edge, resulting in a track that feels both primal and futuristic.

Spectrum (NL) Trance (Main Floor)

Spectrum (NL) Techno (Peak Time / Driving)