SoK044 – Valdovinos, Transformation - Every Time EP Club music is a simple equation: Groove + timing + that moment where the room collectively forgets what time it is. On SoK044, Argentinian artists Valdovinos  and Transformation (producer + singer) deliver an EP built for late night floors, dim lights, and systems that dont forgive weak ideas. The originals sit comfortably in the sweet spot between emotional and functional. A Time To Love opens the door with a warm, rolling groove, patient, restrained, and clearly aware that the dance floor doesnt need to be rushed. Every Time follows with more tension, more swing, and that subtle vocal presence that sneaks into your head somewhere between the second and third hour of the night. Then things get serious. Abuks remix of A Time To Love  is the moment the EP stops pretending its polite. Stripped back, intense, and relentlessly driving, this is the kind of track DJs keep for when the room is already locked a proper dancefloor weapon that doesnt ask for attention, it takes it. Antares (UK)  turns Every Time into a hypnotic, groovy tool with a slight tech-house lean. Less pressure, more roll — the kind of track that works its magic over time, looping people deeper into the floor without them realizing why they havent stopped moving. This EP isnt trying to reinvent club music. Its doing something far more dangerous: it works. Every time. Tracklist 1.⁠ ⁠Valdovinos, Transformation – A Time To Love 2.⁠ ⁠Valdovinos, Transformation – Every Time 3.⁠ ⁠Valdovinos, Transformation – A Time To Love (Abuk Remix) 4.⁠ ⁠Valdovinos, Transformation – Every Time (Antares (UK) Remix) Catalog: SoK044 Label: Sounds of Khemit

Each year, Sounds of Khemit opens a new chapter in its mythological journey. Following in the footsteps of Osiris and Medjed, we now call upon Khonsu—the ancient Egyptian god of the moon, time, and travel. Known as the Wanderer, Khonsu embodies movement and transformation. He governs the passage of time, the cycles of night and day, and the unseen energies that guide us through transition. As a lunar deity, he illuminates the darkness not with blinding force, but with subtle radiance—inviting exploration, introspection, and timeless rhythm. SoK042 – Khonsu reflects this spirit in sound: Tracks that capture the flow of time—slow builds, evolving narratives, hypnotic repetition. Music that feels like a journey under moonlight, moving between shadow and revelation. A compilation that travels across the vast landscape of deep house, melodic house, and indie dance, weaving together artists who channel movement, change, and inner light. Khonsu was also a protector of travelers, a guide through the unknown. In the same way, SoK042 becomes more than a compilation—its a sonic companion for wanderers of the night, for dancers in motion, for seekers of meaning through sound. With Khonsu as our host, we honor times endless cycles, the pulse of the cosmos, and the eternal dance between light and shadow.

Nhii & Shyam P – AWAKE incl. State(UK), Predex (TR), Sasta (Brooklyn) Remixes Some collaborations happen out of timing, others out of necessity. Nhii & Shyam P, however, keep coming back together because something in their creative wiring sparks every time they cross paths. They once again confirm that whatever this dynamic is, its still firing on all cylinders. Wide awake, apparently, and not slowing down. Sounds of Khemit opens a new chapter in its narrative—a chapter about the moment the soul remembers itself. Awake is the long-awaited forth collaboration between Nhii and Shyam P, merging deep rhythmic patterns with a vocal performance that speaks directly to the human threshold between dreaming and awakening. Awake is a track for anyone who wants to feel emotionally deep, slightly mystical, mildly dramatic, and vaguely optimistic—all without leaving the comfort of the club. REMIXES: State (UK) Remix: Coming in hot from the UK, State delivers a remix that feels like the sunrise moment DJs love announcing right before dropping yet another peak-time arpeggio. Uplifting, melodic, emotional—basically the complete opposite of the British weather. Predex (TR) Predex turns Awake into a late-night, no-nonsense groove for people who pretend they dont like vocals but secretly love repeating Im awake on the dance floor at 4:37 a.m. Sasta (Brooklyn) Brooklyn Sasta strips things down, darkens the edges, and brings a grittier club energy. Think: warehouse realism meets Im awake with a slightly raised eyebrow.