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Swedish producer Jeppediinho returns with a new single built around hope, determination and the strength to move forward. “Just Believe” marks the first preview of his upcoming EP “Games of Life – Missing Stories”, continuing the story behind his acclaimed “Games of Life” project. Blending uplifting house rhythms, emotional vocals and a strong melodic identity, “Just Believe” captures the...
Brazil’s underground electronic scene continues to evolve at an impressive pace, and Adame DJ is proving to be one of its most forward-thinking voices. With “Músicas para Ouvir no After”, the Espírito Santo producer closes his ROLÊ trilogy through a 15-track statement that blurs the boundaries between baile funk, techno, trance, acid, and experimental club music. Rather than chasing...
Detroit’s rich electronic music heritage continues with the arrival of “Immortal”, the new various artists compilation from Soiree Records International. The respected independent label, founded by Derrick Thompson, also known as Drivetrain, once again highlights its dedication to underground house and techno while remaining firmly connected to the city’s unmistakable musical identity. Bringing together a carefully selected lineup of...
French DJ and producer Elegie presents “Inner Escape from Alcatraz”, a new audiovisual project filmed inside the legendary Alcatraz prison in San Francisco Bay. Set against one of the most iconic landmarks in the United States, the performance combines electronic music with the powerful history and symbolism of the former penitentiary. The artist has recorded what is described as...
Desdel Barro returns with “Greatest Hits, Vol. 1”, a record that deliberately blurs the line between nostalgia and reinvention. Released via OF MUD RECORDS, the project is less a traditional compilation and more an imagined archive of underground club culture — inspired by the bootleg CDs, burned compilations, and market-stall discoveries that once circulated through local scenes long before...
Rimbano and Snooko link up on “Chase The Devil”, featured on Hellbent Records’ “Welcome To Hell V” compilation, the label’s fifth annual VA. The release continues Hellbent’s 2026 shift toward a Latin-leaning tech house sound, where rhythm and attitude sit front and center rather than overworked arrangement tricks. The track is built for impact from the start: a raw...
“Introspect” arrives as the third major chapter on Soiree Records International, pairing Drivetrain and Rennie Foster across four tightly engineered tracks. The release brings together Drivetrain’s “The Clock” and “The Solution”, alongside Rennie Foster’s “Magnitude” and “Mystery School”, forming a focused snapshot of contemporary underground techno built on precision and restraint. Across the compilation, the emphasis stays on controlled...
Tobias Zaldua releases “LIPPER”, a record that resists passive listening and feels built to be experienced as a complete piece rather than a collection of disconnected tracks. The nine-track album moves through shifting moods and textures, pulling from indie pop, dark electronics, spoken word, and flashes of melodic drum & bass without settling into one fixed identity for too...
“Necessary Love” is an album conceived as a trajectory without interruptions or clear boundaries. Like a thought that shifts as it takes shape, the record moves between electronic pulses and silences charged with tension, transforming Dinkis’ electronics into a cinematic and deeply human language. Each track emerges from the same urgency, giving sound to fragility, the desire for connection,...
Dominique Jardin doesn’t push for attention. She just holds it. With “Don’t Call Me”, released on her own BON VOYAGE! label, she leans further into a space that feels entirely hers—controlled, stripped-back, and quietly intense. The track lives in that late-hour zone where the club stops feeling like a show and starts feeling internal—slower, heavier, more focused. It’s not...