Recovery Collective

Melbournes techno scene comes together with the Solstice EP — four tracks from Common Tribe and Ish Anja, plus a remix from Lost Memories, blending solid dancefloor energy, hypnotic flow, and distinctive vocal work. Common Tribe, made up of Peter & David, have built their sound around a flexible approach to techno, shifting between darker, driving cuts and brighter, melodic moments, always focused on movement and connection on the dancefloor. Ish Anja brings her own style — emotive melodies, heavy kicks, and vocals that add character and depth. A consistent presence in Melbournes clubs, she has supported artists such as Claudio PRC, Christian Smith, Tensal, Eric Powell, and Township Rebellion, refining her sound both as a DJ and producer. The EP opens with Solstice, an abstract, broken-beat introduction that evolves into a rolling, peak-time techno cut with uplifting tension. Backwards follows with a moodier, hypnotic groove that builds with patience and detail. Fraction adds a brighter, melodic edge, perfect for late-night sets, before Lost Memories closes the release with a high-energy rework built for maximum impact. Solstice captures four Melbourne-based artists combining their strengths with detailed production, strong grooves and tracks designed to connect with the crowd.

Recovery Collective

RC156 introduces Brazilian producer Anomali to Recovery Collective with his debut single, 'Dancing Slow'. Arriving as a statement of intent from an artist who has been quietly building a reputation across the international circuit, carving out a signature sound and lane of his own. \n\nAnomali blends Indie Dance and melodic techno through hypnotic grooves, dark atmospheres and cinematic soundscapes. As founder of ÉBANA Records, he has also carved out his own platform for the sounds he believes in, a mark of an artist building something beyond his own output.\n\n'Dancing Slow' captures exactly what Anomali does best. Rolling and hypnotic, built on a groove that pulls you in and keeps you moving with dark atmosphere and cinematic depth.\n\nA strong first showing from an artist with plenty more to say, and another new voice joining the Recovery Collective family.