Mauro Masi returns to Amulanga with Vortex, a four-track EP that sits at the intersection of organic and deep progressive house. Built around a deep, pulsing sub-bassline, crisp shaker-driven percussion, and a syncopated delay-drenched plucked synth motif, Vortex trades dramatic drops for hypnotic tension — layering warm analog pads and atmospheric sweeps into a focused, late-night state of flow. One track features a collaboration with Mike Kohl, adding a second creative voice without breaking the EP's cohesion. For DJs, this is considered transitional material — built for deep warm-up sets or late-night pivots in the organic and melodic progressive lane.\n\nwww.amulanga.com

Taleman & Devaloka deliver the Dark Side EP on Amulanga — organic, progressive house with tech house roots, built for late-night DJs and underground dancefloors. Rolling sub-bass, tight hand percussion, dry vocal chops, and filter-modulated synth motifs form the EP's core identity. Energy builds through deliberate accumulation rather than sudden drops — breakdowns strip back to raw chords and vocal loops before the groove returns clean. Features a collaboration with Ventt. Built for deep warm-up sets and seamless late-night transitions.

Amulanga Records presents AML084 — a four-track organic house EP from Domingo+ & Loveclub that moves between mystery and groove in equal measure. Deep, hypnotic, and sun-soaked, the release draws you into a world that feels both meditative and alive — the kind of music that makes you wonder where it's going while keeping your body moving the whole time. Phillosopher's remix adds another dimension, taking the EP somewhere darker and more searching without losing that irresistible groove.\n\nBuilt for the long hours — versatile enough for sunrise and sunset sets alike.