Glasgow Underground Nu Disco / Disco

Glasgow Underground Nu Disco / Disco

Some collaborations only make sense because of history. Kevin McKay and Marc McCabe go back to the west coast of Scotland in the late 80s and early 90s. Sub Club nights, underground parties and a shared love of deep, hypnotic house music built around groove rather than spectacle. Over the years, the pair have quietly worked together on some cult favourites, from underground deep house through to reworks that became staples for DJs in the know. Take Me Home reconnects them in the place where a lot of that musical connection began. Written overlooking the River Clyde on Scotland's west coast, the record captures the atmosphere of its surroundings perfectly. Deep, organic and soulful, with rolling grooves, warm textures and hypnotic movement, this is music designed to pull people into the dancefloor without forcing the moment. For DJs playing the deeper side of melodic and organic house. Genre: Organic House Key use: Warm-up, deep club sets, open-air sessions

Vylow's last release, Do What I Do, found strong support from DJs across multiple scenes, spending over a month in Beatport's Bass House Top 100 despite sitting somewhere between indie dance, house and heavier club grooves. Which says a lot about the flexibility of his sound. Got Me Dreaming sharpens the focus. Still carrying the pumping drums, squelchy basslines and rapid-fire synth work that defined the previous release, this one leans more confidently into indie dance territory while keeping the same high-impact energy. Add in a hip hop-leaning vocal and a whole arsenal of club effects, and the result is another proper DJ weapon from a producer rapidly building his own lane. Genre: Indie Dance Key use: Peak-time, high-energy club sets

Some collaborations only make sense because of history. Kevin McKay and Marc McCabe go back to the west coast of Scotland in the late 80s and early 90s. Sub Club nights, underground parties and a shared love of deep, hypnotic house music built around groove rather than spectacle. Over the years, the pair have quietly worked together on some cult favourites, from underground deep house through to reworks that became staples for DJs in the know. Take Me Home reconnects them in the place where a lot of that musical connection began. Written overlooking the River Clyde on Scotland's west coast, the record captures the atmosphere of its surroundings perfectly. Deep, organic and soulful, with rolling grooves, warm textures and hypnotic movement, this is music designed to pull people into the dancefloor without forcing the moment. For DJs playing the deeper side of melodic and organic house. Genre: Organic House Key use: Warm-up, deep club sets, open-air sessions

One of the most exciting moments in A&R is hearing an artist stop relying on familiar samples and suddenly find their own voice. That's exactly what's happened with Ursoleo. With only two previous releases to his name, the Italian producer is still right at the beginning of his journey. But Sometimes I Fall feels like a major step forward. Built around warm piano chords, emotional strings and a beautifully understated vocal, the record sits perfectly in that organic, melodic space where atmosphere matters just as much as groove. The breakdown is the standout moment. Piano rhythms, orchestral textures and the simplicity of the lyric combine to create something genuinely moving without ever becoming overblown. A warm, elegant record built for Ibiza beach bars, open-air settings and early dancefloor moments. Genre: Organic House Key use: Warm-up sets, beach bars, sunset sessions

Glasgow Underground Organic House

Glasgow Underground Nu Disco / Disco

Its that time of year when anyone with a love of dance music shelters in Amsterdams hotels and bars and discusses the wonderful world of repetitive beats. Post-discussion, and usually post-consumption, they scrap their way into whatever club they can to enjoy said repetitive beats. This compilation gives you the best of our releases from the past year so that you can enjoy some prime Glasgow Underground at a very reasonable price. With the added bonus that, if youre at ADE, and the discussion turns to Scotlands foremost house imprint, youll know what youre talking about.

Glasgow Underground Organic House

Its that time of year when anyone with a love of dance music shelters in Amsterdams hotels and bars and discusses the wonderful world of repetitive beats. Post-discussion, and usually post-consumption, they scrap their way into whatever club they can to enjoy said repetitive beats. This compilation gives you the best of our releases from the past year so that you can enjoy some prime Glasgow Underground at a very reasonable price. With the added bonus that, if youre at ADE, and the discussion turns to Scotlands foremost house imprint, youll know what youre talking about.

Glasgow Underground Nu Disco / Disco

Steve Reason brings a different kind of vocal to the table. A DJ, saxophonist and vocalist based in Miami, his delivery sits somewhere between French and Creole, giving Venez a tone that feels both familiar and hard to place. Mallin builds around it with restraint. Delicate drums, a deep, rolling bassline and warm chord work create a groove that moves without ever pushing too hard. A subtle pluck and synth hook on the drop add just enough lift while keeping the record firmly in that early-set, mood-setting space. It's the kind of track that works when the room is filling, the energy is building and everything still feels open. For DJs who understand that the first hour matters. Genre: Organic House Key use: Warm-up, early set, mood environments

Steve Reason brings a different kind of vocal to the table. A DJ, saxophonist and vocalist based in Miami, his delivery sits somewhere between French and Creole, giving Venez a tone that feels both familiar and hard to place. Mallin builds around it with restraint. Delicate drums, a deep, rolling bassline and warm chord work create a groove that moves without ever pushing too hard. A subtle pluck and synth hook on the drop add just enough lift while keeping the record firmly in that early-set, mood-setting space. It's the kind of track that works when the room is filling, the energy is building and everything still feels open. For DJs who understand that the first hour matters. Genre: Organic House Key use: Warm-up, early set, mood environments

Glasgow Underground Nu Disco / Disco

Glasgow Underground Nu Disco / Disco

Its that time of year when anyone with a love of dance music shelters in Amsterdams hotels and bars and discusses the wonderful world of repetitive beats. Post-discussion, and usually post-consumption, they scrap their way into whatever club they can to enjoy said repetitive beats. This compilation gives you the best of our releases from the past year so that you can enjoy some prime Glasgow Underground at a very reasonable price. With the added bonus that, if youre at ADE, and the discussion turns to Scotlands foremost house imprint, youll know what youre talking about.

Brazil's VYLOW is part of a new wave of producers moving between tech house, indie dance and melodic territory. Closely linked to artists like Dubdogz, he's been building his sound across labels like Trace Amounts and Low Ceiling. What stands out immediately is the creativity. Ideas, hooks, textures. Sometimes too many. The breakthrough with Do What I Do came through refinement. Stripping the record back to its essentials revealed what really matters. A heavy, rolling bassline, sharp drum programming and a hooky vocal that locks in instantly. The result is direct, effective and built for the dancefloor. A proper club record with personality. Genre: Indie Dance / Tech House crossover Key use: Peak-time, high-energy sets

Its that time of year when anyone with a love of dance music shelters in Amsterdams hotels and bars and discusses the wonderful world of repetitive beats. Post-discussion, and usually post-consumption, they scrap their way into whatever club they can to enjoy said repetitive beats. This compilation gives you the best of our releases from the past year so that you can enjoy some prime Glasgow Underground at a very reasonable price. With the added bonus that, if youre at ADE, and the discussion turns to Scotlands foremost house imprint, youll know what youre talking about.

JOHANNSON's evolution continues with a refined organic house cut built around strong chord writing and emotional lift. On "Do It All For You", JOHANNSON and Kevin McKay have joined forces to create a production that delivers delicate drums, warm harmonic movement and a breakdown melody that genuinely carries the room. This is the point in a set when the floor is ready to move but doesn't need to be forced. Together, they have created something for DJs who value composition as much as groove.