Guille Gironde and Jane'N step into the shadows with Can't Touch This EP, a two-track journey where subtle grooves drift through hazy atmospheres and rolling rhythms. Layers unfold slowly, tension builds beneath the surface, and every detail seems to move in its own time. Two deep, elusive cuts made for those moments when the night feels endless and the dancefloor becomes a world of its own. credits released August 11, 2026 Mastered by Andrey Djackonda Distributed by Pressology - www.pressology.net

Mind Repair EP arrives like a slow exhale after a long, overstimulated week — an EP built for the hours when the noise finally stops and the mind starts putting itself back together. Basic 96 works in patient, deliberate strokes here: warm low-end, hazy pads, and percussion that never rushes, as if each hit is placed exactly where it needs to be to let a thought settle. There's a therapeutic quality to the original — not clinical, but human — like static slowly resolving into signal. Direkt's remix leans into the EP's introspective core and sharpens it, adding a pulse that feels more restless, more nocturnal — the moment the mind starts wandering again, chasing half-formed ideas through the dark. Fedo takes the opposite path, stripping things back further, letting space and silence do the heavy lifting, turning repair into something closer to meditation. Alp Kargoren closes the circle with a version that's more physical, more dancefloor-facing — rebuilding the original's fragile textures into something you can move to, proof that healing and momentum aren't opposites. Together, the four versions trace a full arc — breakdown, drift, stillness, and rebuild — making Mind Repair EP less a single statement and more a small ritual in three parts. Mastered by RV Audio Distributed by Pressology - www.pressology.net