On Class Room, Steinberg locks into a tight, rolling house groove, pairing crisp drums with a playful, infectious hook and the kind of rhythmic detail that has long defined his productions. Direct and effective, it's a cut designed to slot effortlessly into the heart of a set. Camino keeps the energy moving with a deeper, driving groove, combining punchy percussion, warm low-end and carefully placed melodic touches. Stripped back where it needs to be and full of character, it's another highly playable club track with Steinberg's unmistakable touch.

On Class Room, Steinberg locks into a tight, rolling house groove, pairing crisp drums with a playful, infectious hook and the kind of rhythmic detail that has long defined his productions. Direct and effective, it's a cut designed to slot effortlessly into the heart of a set. Camino keeps the energy moving with a deeper, driving groove, combining punchy percussion, warm low-end and carefully placed melodic touches. Stripped back where it needs to be and full of character, it's another highly playable club track with Steinberg's unmistakable touch.

Timeless, warm and effective house cuts from Berlin's Daniel Steinberg. 'It's a House Thing' is soulful, uplifting house with an infectious vocal hook. 'The Coup' is a jazz-influenced, piano-led instrumental with classic house strings.

Kristin Velvet returns to Arms & Legs with "We Don't Stop / Grand Prix," another heavyweight two-tracker from the Berlin-based Australian, capping off a standout year that has already seen releases on Hot Creations, Exit Strategy and Arms & Legs. "We Don't Stop" is a peak-time roller built around bold vocal chops, a bouncing bassline, and the infectious energy that has become synonymous with Kristin Velvet's sound. On the flip, "Grand Prix" shifts into hypnotic territory, gradually building tension with driving percussion and soaring, pitched-up synths that keep the floor locked from start to finish. "We Don't Stop / Grand Prix" is another confident statement from one of house music's most exciting artists - raw, energetic and made for the dancefloor.

On Class Room, Steinberg locks into a tight, rolling house groove, pairing crisp drums with a playful, infectious hook and the kind of rhythmic detail that has long defined his productions. Direct and effective, it's a cut designed to slot effortlessly into the heart of a set. Camino keeps the energy moving with a deeper, driving groove, combining punchy percussion, warm low-end and carefully placed melodic touches. Stripped back where it needs to be and full of character, it's another highly playable club track with Steinberg's unmistakable touch.

Arms & Legs Electro (Classic / Detroit / Modern)

Daniel Steinberg delivers another irresistible double-header with The Power of Grace / Alright - two expertly crafted cuts that showcase his unmistakable knack for timeless, dancefloor-driven house music. "The Power of Grace," is a feel-good disco-house stepper bursting with uplifting energy. Driven by a rolling bassline, infectious brass stabs, and an irresistibly grooving rhythm, the track builds effortlessly before opening into a euphoric breakdown that's tailor-made for hands-in-the-air moments. Equal parts soulful and peak-time ready, it's a record that radiates positivity. On the flip, "Alright" takes a more stripped-back approach, built around a hypnotic, chugging groove, the track is a masterclass in classic timeless house music. Together, these two cuts showcase Daniel Steinberg's instinct for creating records with lasting appeal. One delivers pure uplift, the other rolling hypnosis, but both are united by an unwavering commitment to quality, groove and musicality.

2026 is shaping up to be a defining year for Kristin Velvet. With recent and upcoming EPs on Exit Strategy and Hot Creations, momentum is firmly on her side. Yet even as new horizons open, Kristin remains deeply connected to Arms & Legs - the label she's called home and carefully built alongside Daniel Steinberg for the past 15 years. La Cosmic leads the release with an 80s-inspired, instrumental drive: shimmering synth lines, forward motion, and a sense of cosmic nostalgia tailored for late-night dancefloors. Sleek, confident, and effortlessly hypnotic, it locks into a timeless yet forward-facing groove. On the flip, Supersonic dives into avant-garde, sci-fi-tinged electro madness. Powerful, crisp beats collide with atmospheric synths, wonky basslines, and a raw futuristic edge - a track that feels both experimental and explosively functional. Together, La Cosmic / Supersonic captures Kristin Velvet at a creative peak: rooted, fearless, and unmistakably forward-thinking.