Wh0 is back on Toolroom with another serious club weapon that’s on everybody’s radar right now. Following up ‘Can’t Stop’ and ‘Clap Your Hands’, Wh0 is bringing that signature energy straight back to the dancefloor with ‘Burnin’ Deep’. He’s on a serious run right now, picking up heavyweight club support from ANOTR, Carl Cox, Jayda G, Fatboy Slim and Dombresky, while consistently dropping records that connect across the dancefloor and streaming platforms. With multi-million streamers and a relentless release schedule behind him, his slick take on 00s funky house has become a serious signature. ‘Burnin’ Deep’ has been one of those IDs that’s already got people talking, the engagement is in the thousands with plenty of DJs chasing it down, it’s an exciting start for a heavily anticipated club smash.

One of dance music’s most recognisable names, Don Diablo, makes his Toolroom debut with ‘Girls Are Dancin’, marking an exciting new chapter in the sound of one of electronic music’s most renowned artists. With a career spanning more than two decades, Don has become a defining force in modern House music, building a global audience through a string of huge records, high-profile collaborations and remixes for the likes of Rihanna, Ed Sheeran, Justin Bieber, Coldplay and Dua Lipa. His HEXAGON label and radio show have further cemented his position as a major tastemaker, with HEXAGON celebrating its 10th anniversary in 2025 and HEXAGON Radio now reaching audiences across the world. After placing no lower than #15 in the DJ Mag Top 100 awards since 2016, it further highlights the Dutchman’s huge stature in dance music and the committed fanbase to match. ‘Girls Are Dancin’ sees Don explore a fresh direction and marks the start of a new chapter in his sound while maintaining his signature production quality. With Tristan Henry on vocals who’s recently worked with Cloonee, Prospa and MK to name a few, ‘Girls Are Dancin’ is very much the sound of now and becomes a landmark Toolroom debut featuring an artist with an established global fanbase, huge catalogue and a proven ability to continually evolve his sound.

Toolroom Tech House

Toolroom House

One of dance music’s most recognisable names, Don Diablo, makes his Toolroom debut with ‘Girls Are Dancin’, marking an exciting new chapter in the sound of one of electronic music’s most renowned artists. With a career spanning more than two decades, Don has become a defining force in modern House music, building a global audience through a string of huge records, high-profile collaborations and remixes for the likes of Rihanna, Ed Sheeran, Justin Bieber, Coldplay and Dua Lipa. His HEXAGON label and radio show have further cemented his position as a major tastemaker, with HEXAGON celebrating its 10th anniversary in 2025 and HEXAGON Radio now reaching audiences across the world. After placing no lower than #15 in the DJ Mag Top 100 awards since 2016, it further highlights the Dutchman’s huge stature in dance music and the committed fanbase to match. ‘Girls Are Dancin’ sees Don explore a fresh direction and marks the start of a new chapter in his sound while maintaining his signature production quality. With Tristan Henry on vocals who’s recently worked with Cloonee, Prospa and MK to name a few, ‘Girls Are Dancin’ is very much the sound of now and becomes a landmark Toolroom debut featuring an artist with an established global fanbase, huge catalogue and a proven ability to continually evolve his sound.

Originally released in 2009, DJ PP's ‘Miami Vice’ went on to become one of the defining underground House records of 2010. A firm fixture of that year’s WMC and Ibiza season, reaching the Top 3 on Beatport and later featuring amongst their Top 100 Charted Tracks of 2010 and all-time House Best Sellers. Heavyweight support followed with Pete Tong dropping ‘Miami Vice’ during his Essential Hot Mix on BBC Radio 1, while Chuckie featured the track in his 2010 Radio 1 Essential Mix. More than fifteen years on, its impact continues to resonate, remaining a favourite with a new generation of House DJs, with recent support from Anotr, Sam Divine on Defected Radio, and Sem Jacobs naming it among his all-time timeless tracks, recalling hearing Joris Voorn play it years after its original release. In its newest carnation, production powerhouse James Hurr and Mark Knight worked alongside its creator DJ PP. With new drive and distinct dancefloor energy, all without losing DJ PP’s signature production style.

Originally released in 2009, DJ PP's ‘Miami Vice’ went on to become one of the defining underground House records of 2010. A firm fixture of that year’s WMC and Ibiza season, reaching the Top 3 on Beatport and later featuring amongst their Top 100 Charted Tracks of 2010 and all-time House Best Sellers. Heavyweight support followed with Pete Tong dropping ‘Miami Vice’ during his Essential Hot Mix on BBC Radio 1, while Chuckie featured the track in his 2010 Radio 1 Essential Mix. More than fifteen years on, its impact continues to resonate, remaining a favourite with a new generation of House DJs, with recent support from Anotr, Sam Divine on Defected Radio, and Sem Jacobs naming it among his all-time timeless tracks, recalling hearing Joris Voorn play it years after its original release. In its newest carnation, production powerhouse James Hurr and Mark Knight worked alongside its creator DJ PP. With new drive and distinct dancefloor energy, all without losing DJ PP’s signature production style.

Rue Jay and Cash Only put their own UKG-infused spin on Weiss’ iconic house anthem “Feel My Needs”. Reworking the instantly recognisable vocal into a bass-heavy UKG/bassline weapon, the duo bring punchy drums, heavy low-end and a distinctly UK club feel to one of House music’s most recognisable records. A fresh, high-energy take built for the dancefloor.

As The White Isle comes emerges from hibernation for the summer, Toolroom celebrates the start of the new season with its annual Ibiza compilation. Featuring music from Armand Van Helden, Cristoph, Tony Romera, Crusy, ESSEL, CASSIMM, Danny Howard, Thomas Newson, Ronnie Spiteri, and of course Mark Knight plus many others – the compilation is made up of 50 tracks plus two House and Tech House mixes.

Toolroom House

Toolroom UK Garage / Bassline

Toolroom UK Garage / Bassline

Toolroom House

As The White Isle comes emerges from hibernation for the summer, Toolroom celebrates the start of the new season with its annual Ibiza compilation. Featuring music from Armand Van Helden, Cristoph, Tony Romera, Crusy, ESSEL, CASSIMM, Danny Howard, Thomas Newson, Ronnie Spiteri, and of course Mark Knight plus many others – the compilation is made up of 50 tracks plus two House and Tech House mixes.

Toolroom House

Toolroom's annual Miami album is here, as we celebrate this year's music conference – providing the best in House and Tech House. Showcasing the usual mix of established and up and coming artists including Ferreck Dawn, Ejeca, Low Steppa, CASSIMM, Malaa, Tony Romera, Crusy, ESSEL, Illyus Barrientos and label boss, Mark Knight. 50 full length tracks are accompanied by 2 DJ mixes to complete the package.

Toolroom's annual Miami album is here, as we celebrate this year's music conference – providing the best in House and Tech House. Showcasing the usual mix of established and up and coming artists including Ferreck Dawn, Ejeca, Low Steppa, CASSIMM, Malaa, Tony Romera, Crusy, ESSEL, Illyus Barrientos and label boss, Mark Knight. 50 full length tracks are accompanied by 2 DJ mixes to complete the package.

As The White Isle comes emerges from hibernation for the summer, Toolroom celebrates the start of the new season with its annual Ibiza compilation. Featuring music from Armand Van Helden, Cristoph, Tony Romera, Crusy, ESSEL, CASSIMM, Danny Howard, Thomas Newson, Ronnie Spiteri, and of course Mark Knight plus many others – the compilation is made up of 50 tracks plus two House and Tech House mixes.

Toolroom Tech House

Mojjo has been building a solid reputation in the international electronic scene, evidenced by his 150+ million streams with a catalogue of releases across labels such as Cloonee’s Hellbent Records, Nervous Records, Monstercat and Spinnin’ Records among others. Following collaborations with the likes of Dubdogz, ALOK and Bhaskar - the Brazilian regularly earns huge club support from top tier DJs such as Vintage Culture, MEDUZA, Diplo and David Guetta to name only a few; undoubtedly casting himself as one of the scene’s fastest rising talents and one to watch… No One Knows and SARRIA are no strangers to the international scene themselves having regularly released collaborations together, most recently on reputable Australian label Club Sweat. The Brazilian trio join forces here for ‘Cash On Cash’, providing us with an undeniably groovy track ready to rock dancefloors around the world.