Groove Delight returns to Glasgow Underground with Ex Machina, her most distinctive release to date. Building on her journey from tech leaning indie dance into a fully formed modern indie dance sound, this track pushes further by drawing inspiration from electronic funk and boogie of the 1980s. Live feeling drums, razor sharp synth bass, and syncopated Moog style leads combine to create a record that feels both futuristic and deeply rooted in dance music history. Subtle vocal phrases hint at themes of technology and control, but the focus remains on groove, movement, and personality. This is indie dance with funk in its DNA. Genres: Indie Dance Key Use: Peak time indie dance sets For fans of: Maccabi House, Diynamic, modern indie dance with character

Glasgow Underground welcomes South Korean producers Sielo & Juntaro with Da Bass — a tough, peak-time indie dance record built for high-energy floors. Sielo first caught our attention with his synth-driven tech house output, while Juntaro is already well known for releases on Fishers Catch & Release and other leading US imprints. Together, the pair push into a heavier indie dance space inspired by artists like Max Styler. Thumping drums, razor-sharp synths, and a hip-hop-leaning vocal hook combine into a record designed for moments when the energy needs to lift fast and hard. Genres: Indie Dance Key Use: Peak-time, big-room crossover For fans of: Max Styler, Bonafique, Moontalk, DEFLEE