We all knew this moment would come eventually and Molecular has brought the goods. He lands on Symmetry for his debut, and it fits like a glove. One of the most in-demand names in the scene right now, he's been on a serious run - consistently delivering for the dance and building a strong catalogue across some of the label's most respected peers. Rukus is the hip-hop influenced cut everyone's been waiting for. A long-awaited dub that's been doing damage. On the flip, Sneak Through takes a more understated approach. Stripped-back and controlled, but no less eective - the kind of track that sneaks through and lets the weight do the talking. Two sides of the same coin, and a very strong debut from an artist in form.

We all knew this moment would come eventually and Molecular has brought the goods. He lands on Symmetry for his debut, and it fits like a glove. One of the most in-demand names in the scene right now, he's been on a serious run - consistently delivering for the dance and building a strong catalogue across some of the label's most respected peers. Rukus is the hip-hop influenced cut everyone's been waiting for. A long-awaited dub that's been doing damage. On the flip, Sneak Through takes a more understated approach. Stripped-back and controlled, but no less eective - the kind of track that sneaks through and lets the weight do the talking. Two sides of the same coin, and a very strong debut from an artist in form.

Symmetry welcomes a serious link-up as Amoss & Minor Form join forces for The Set EP. With releases spanning heavyweight imprints like CIA, Flexout Audio, V Recordings and Sofa Sound, both producers have carved out reputations for precision, depth, and tight production. When you see these two names on a track together, you know it's going to be quality. The Set EP delivers three dark, moody rollers. Stripped-back, groovy, and locked tight from start to finish. No hype needed. Just refined production and undeniable weight from two artists stepping onto the imprint the right way. Proper hurters for The Set.

Symmetry welcomes Business As Usual - a powerhouse union consisting of DLR, Molecular & Genic - with a blistering two‑track debut. Built on seismic bass weight and raw, funk‑fuelled grit, these heavy-hitters have been tearing up dance floors in Breaks recent sets. Arias vocal elevates Take Control to an ethereal level, sealing the duo of tracks as essential summer cuts.