After many years of making music in completely different directions, the two brothers Paul and Eddi have finally joined forces, merging two musical approaches into something neither of them had explored before. Eddi's sound is rooted in driving techno, while Paul's moves between melodic house, breakbeats and electronica. Bringing these worlds together has resulted in two tracks that don't simply sit somewhere in between, but form something of their own. "Bronto" and "Chrigis Synth" are capturing and driving, yet melodic, emotional and slightly cinematic. There's a certain tension to them, familiar elements placed in unfamiliar surroundings, creating a sound that feels both spontaneous and carefully shaped. The Bronto EP is the result of two very different musical languages finally being spoken at the same time. And somewhere in that collision, something new emerged. Releaseday October 16th on Ibogatech

Thomas Klipps' journey into techno began behind the decks. Starting out as a DJ, he quickly developed an instinct for the energy, tension, and movement that define a great dancefloor moment. That instinct eventually led him from playing records to creating his own - opening the door to a new chapter as a producer. Based in Germany, Thomas has since carved out his own place within the techno landscape, releasing on respected labels including Phobos, Mothr, Music4Aliens, and many more. His productions reflect the same drive that shaped his DJ roots: focused, powerful, and built with the dancefloor in mind. In 2026, Thomas reached out to Ibogatech, setting the stage for what would become a natural meeting of sounds and ideas. Recognizing the potential for something special, Michael Banel saw an opportunity to collaborate and bring Thomas into the Ibogatech family. The result marks the beginning of a new chapter. Thomas Klipps' debut release on Ibogatech is set to arrive on October 12th, introducing his sound to the label and marking the start of what promises to be an exciting relation.

"For Lucy" is a very personal track about love, family, hardship, loss and how to create a lasting memory for a loved one through music, written in collaboration between the two Iranian techno artists Eitanova and Bobtech, who are best friends as well as long time collaborators.

For some time now, E-Clip and Riya have been quietly building something of their own - a new Psy-Techno project shaped by deep grooves, hypnotic atmospheres, and a shared instinct for pushing sound into unexpected places. The first signs of what was coming surfaced earlier this summer, when one of their standout collaborations appeared on "Synchrony," a compilation curated by Portuguese DJ Mary Croft. It was a first glimpse into the chemistry between the two artists - and there's more to come. Now, Ibogatech opens the next chapter with their new single, "My Life." Built on a hypnotic foundation, the track locks into a driving Psy-Techno rhythm, its relentless groove pulling you deeper with every beat. Floating above it all is Riya's haunting vocal - mysterious, emotional, and impossible to shake. "My Life" is a track designed for those moments when the groove takes over and the outside world fades away. This is only the beginning. Don't miss "My Life" - and keep your ears open, because E-Clip & Riya have more in store.

There are places on earth that feel less like landscapes and more like another world.\nTepuis are among them - immense, steep-sided, flat-topped mountains rising from the ancient landscape of the Guayana Highlands in South America. \nFor the Pemon people of Venezuela's Gran Sabana, these otherworldly formations are known as "houses of the gods".\n\nIt's from this landscape and mythology that Rad.Lez draws the inspiration for his new single, "Tepui". \nOriginally from Venezuela and now based in Germany, Rad.Lez brings together two worlds, the deep roots of his homeland and the energy of his life in Europe, creating a track that feels like a journey between places, cultures, and states of mind.\n\n"Tepui" arrives alongside two distinct interpretations of the original. Hasegawa and Wachter & Böhm each take the track into their own territory, adding new perspectives to the journey while preserving the spirit of the original.\n\nRad.Lez – Tepui
Including remixes by Hasegawa and Wachter & Böhm
Release date: October 2nd, 2026

Thomas Klipps' journey into techno began behind the decks. Starting out as a DJ, he quickly developed an instinct for the energy, tension, and movement that define a great dancefloor moment. That instinct eventually led him from playing records to creating his own - opening the door to a new chapter as a producer. Based in Germany, Thomas has since carved out his own place within the techno landscape, releasing on respected labels including Phobos, Mothr, Music4Aliens, and many more. His productions reflect the same drive that shaped his DJ roots: focused, powerful, and built with the dancefloor in mind. In 2026, Thomas reached out to Ibogatech, setting the stage for what would become a natural meeting of sounds and ideas. Recognizing the potential for something special, Michael Banel saw an opportunity to collaborate and bring Thomas into the Ibogatech family. The result marks the beginning of a new chapter. Thomas Klipps' debut release on Ibogatech is set to arrive on October 12th, introducing his sound to the label and marking the start of what promises to be an exciting relation.

After many years of making music in completely different directions, the two brothers Paul and Eddi have finally joined forces, merging two musical approaches into something neither of them had explored before. Eddi's sound is rooted in driving techno, while Paul's moves between melodic house, breakbeats and electronica. Bringing these worlds together has resulted in two tracks that don't simply sit somewhere in between, but form something of their own. "Bronto" and "Chrigis Synth" are capturing and driving, yet melodic, emotional and slightly cinematic. There's a certain tension to them, familiar elements placed in unfamiliar surroundings, creating a sound that feels both spontaneous and carefully shaped. The Bronto EP is the result of two very different musical languages finally being spoken at the same time. And somewhere in that collision, something new emerged. Releaseday October 16th on Ibogatech