A powerful and immersive track where dark basslines and fractured percussion blend with futuristic synthetic layers. This piece evokes a crumbling city illuminated by flickering neon lights, remnants of a glorious past.

Wild Earl presents his groundbreaking new album titled "2070 Arabian Motor Man Playing Dangerous Distortion Game But Jumping And Enjoying Another Abstract Sunset Away At Ameder With Music". This ambitious project takes listeners on a journey through a futuristic, surreal, and emotionally charged soundscape.

Set in the year 2070, the album explores a dystopian world where humanity faces the consequences of its technological obsessions. Tracks like Arabian and Motor evoke the relentless hum of machines and the mystique of desert landscapes, while Man reflects on the human condition in an increasingly artificial world.

The energy shifts with Playing and Dangerous, capturing the thrill of risk and the tension of living on the edge, before plunging into the chaos of Distortion, where reality begins to warp. Game then pulls listeners into a labyrinth of choices, where every move carries weight.

The album’s emotional core lies in moments of introspection, like But, a pause between hope and uncertainty, and Jumping, a bold leap into the unknown. Tracks like And and Enjoying weave together fleeting moments of connection and joy amidst the chaos.

As the journey continues, Another opens the door to alternate realities, while Abstract and Sunset paint vivid, surreal landscapes of endings and new beginnings. Away offers a sense of escape, leading to At, the point of convergence where everything comes together.

The enigmatic Ameder stands as a symbolic destination, shrouded in mystery, while With and Music remind us of the universal bonds that transcend time and space.

Wild Earl’s "2070 Arabian Motor Man Playing Dangerous Distortion Game But Jumping And Enjoying Another Abstract Sunset Away At Ameder With Music" is a sonic adventure that challenges, inspires, and captivates, leaving listeners eager to explore its depths again and again.

2070 Arabian Motor Man Playing Dangerous Distortion Game But Jumping And Enjoying Another Abstract Sunset Away At Ameder With Music

MOTOR

Yamalki
A mind-expanding fusion of Malhoun poetry and warped electronic sound design. Chopped-up samples, hypnotic rhythms, and Hadri’s fearless manipulation of sound create a hallucinatory sonic experience.

pSYKOK is a groundbreaking DJ duo from southern Morocco, blending trap, dark trap, trip-hop, dark techno, electronica, and drum & bass, all infused with a deep psychedelic essence.
At the decks, Salah Hadri is one of North Africa’s most daring DJs—a fearless innovator who takes risks and pushes sonic boundaries. His sets are unpredictable, hypnotic, and electrifying.
Beside him, Mahmoud Hamdi, a multi-instrumentalist and trumpet virtuoso, brings an organic, melodic touch to their electronic soundscapes. Sometimes, Hamdi plays live alongside Hadri, creating immersive, real-time fusion sets where traditional and modern sounds collide.
Their music reshapes Arab, North African, and African sounds, transforming them into dark, psychedelic electronic journeys unlike anything heard before.



Yamalki

A pulsating opening. Metallic synths bleed into crushed drums, like a warning from a forgotten AI. This is the ignition: industrial, hypnotic, and burning like neon blood.


A stripped-down ballad about performing the most private self in public. A song about exposure, tenderness, and quiet resistance. “I sing so they won’t hear me too clearly.”

Sous la Douche, Devant le Monde

A dream-garden of sound, where poetry blossoms from silence. Both childlike and cosmic  a French soul lullaby for the end of time.

Dans le jardin des rêves

Lotus Pastel reimagines “Aqisa Grillée” with her signature ethereal flair and a mesmerizing beat structure. Blending playful darkness with razor-sharp rhythm, she brings a whole new life to Anissa Boualem’s whimsical tale.
Her voice floats between mischief and melancholy, perfectly synced with a hypnotic groove that feels both ancient and futuristic. A surreal journey where storytelling meets electronic precision this cover is not just a reinterpretation, it’s a reinvention.

Aqisa Grillée (Anissa Boualem Cover)

Artist: Baby Blue Gleam Genre: Deep House / Electro Ritual


“Aqisa” gets a dancefloor resurrection by Baby Blue Gleam, who turns the cursed legend into a pulsating deep house anthem.
Built on a slow-burning bassline, tribal percussion, and a looping vocal sample whispering "Aqisa... Aqisa...", the track captures the sensation of being chased by a ghost through smoke and strobe lights.
It’s seductive, tense, and spiritual like dancing at the edge of a cliff. Aqisa has entered the club, and she’s not leaving alone.


Aqisa

Nabil C. delivers. A smooth Neo-soul / RnB take on Could it Be. A warm, intimate version that never made it to the official releases, hidden until now through rare_version.

Could It Be (Neo-soul Version)

Afro Drill Pulse

Fresh Air

An Afternoon in the Park (Dreamwalk Edition)

A walk that became music.
Fragments of conversation, footsteps on gravel, a breathing fountain and later a keyboard tracing a line through all of it.

This was recorded in the botanical garden:
a real afternoon, captured with no camera, no script, no pose. Only sound, light, voices and silence.
Now it returns in a new form:
an electronic daydream where nature, friends, chance and synths flow into one another.

Field recording meets EDM.
Spoken word meets soft neon.

A moment that wasn’t planned - only lived.
Maybe it’s best heard with the skin.

— KAT 🌿✨🎧

Yamalki

90dB Project