Early Reflex proudly presents 63N3RD [EYX021] introducing a bold new voice in experimental club music and the debut from biased, producer and DJ based between Milan and New York City.

63N3RD is a deeply personal project, written over a year while living in NYC, the EP draws from 16 years of clubbing experiences and biased's love for mixing and playing diverse sounds. It blends the unconventional with the danceable, capturing what he describes as "something you might not expect to sound good together, but somehow it does”.

The opener ‘K:umbia’ is a bold reinterpretation of cumbia rhythms, layered with experimental electronic textures and basslines that nod to his eclectic influences. ‘Winded’, follows next, with its pulsating off-kilter percussion and atmospheric undertones, capturing the restless energy of modern urban nightlife. The journey continues with ‘Riddimsburg’, an intricate blend of syncopated beats and sub-heavy grooves that weave unexpected elements into a compelling rhythmic tapestry. The EP closing track ‘Sottoterra’ brings a brooding yet dynamic track inspired by underground aesthetics, marrying dark ambiance with a forward-driving pulse

biased said:
“I'm not a sound engineer. I just spent the last 16 years of my life clubbing and finally found a way to sum up a bit what these years have sounded into my ears. I wrote this EP over 18 months while living in NYC. It is deeply influenced by this experience as it is by all of the past music/club-related ones. It summarizes pretty much what I listen to and what I really like to mix and play. While working on this EP, I aimed for something a bit unconventional but still danceable—something you might not expect to sound good together, but somehow it does.”

‘63N3RD’ is available across all platforms on Friday 28th March 2025.
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biased, also an active member of Balleremo, a collective known for championing alternative club culture in Italy, merges his expertise in music curation and event promotion with a profound passion for innovative beats. The collective is renowned for hosting cutting-edge events powered by immersive sound systems and visual art, aiming to redefine Italy's electronic music scene. 
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released March 28, 2025

© & ℗ 2025 Early Reflex. All rights reserved.

All tracks produced by Biased § Mixed by Will Robinson § Mastering by Andrea Prato § Artwork by Simone Bertini.

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BIASED | 63N3RD [EYX021]

Following the launch of the Eyes series, Early Reflex welcomes back Ikävä Pii for “Eyes II”, the second entry in this exploratory two-tracker format. 

Possibly the darkest tracks Ikävä Pii has produced to date, ‘False Binaries Fight for Primacy’ and ‘Permaweird’ are two detailed and twisted club tunes, encapsulating the perennial state of frustrated urgency of our times. 
Uneasy feelings are conveyed in both tracks, and refracted through the artist’s signature playful approach.
False Binaries Fight for Primacy is driven by the eerie ambiguity of its major/minor harmony, and a relentless rhythmic section that nods to post-punk as much as the track’s distorted, shouty vocals. The unsettling main theme of Permaweird is hinged on an alteration of the Locrian mode (often deemed the “weirdest” mode), and its timbre, albeit recalling familiar patches from the Process Fatigue era, here paints a much darker picture. 
Topical and heartfelt, these tracks update Ikävä Pii’s sound with an uncanny mutation, material for a standout moment in a club set. Already secret weapons in Ikävä Pii’s live show for nearly a year, they’ve left heads spinning on dancefloors in UK, Europe and beyond, and now find their proper home on Early Reflex.

Ikävä Pii said:
“What’s the purpose of club music in a climate where alienation is the norm and outdated narratives are collapsing?
We live in the permaweird: reality gets increasingly absurd, and yet we adapt to it every day.
Nothing to fight for: digital vs physical, liberal left vs authoritarian right, old vs young - just false binaries. There must be another way. 
In the meantime, activate punk mode, shout in the mic, use stranger scales. 
The only real binary is rich vs non-rich (and that’s what clubs should be about).
Thanks Venkatesh Rao and David Rudnick for the inspiration.”

‘Eyes II’ is available on all platforms starting from Friday 2nd May 2025.

© & ℗ 2025 Early Reflex. All rights reserved.

All tracks produced and mixed by Ikävä Pii at Niche Studio, London § Mastering at CB5 Studios § Artwork by Alessandro Scanu.

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IKÄVÄ PII | Eyes II [EYES002]

Celebrating 5 Years of Boundary-Pushing Club Music
As Early Reflex turns five, the label marks this milestone with a landmark 30th release: a global-minded, rhythm-forward compilation that captures the spirit and evolution of the imprint since its inception. This 12-track release features a cross-section of cutting-edge producers shaping the contours of contemporary club music.

From Seoul to Valencia, New York to Milan, Taipei to London—this collection brings together a constellation of artists whose sonic identities reflect the genre-defying ethos of Early Reflex. Propulsive yet detailed, physical yet intricate, the compilation traverses bass-heavy terrains, syncopated percussive structures, and otherworldly textures, acting as both a retrospective and a projection of what’s next.

Whether you're locked into headphones or immersed in a full club system, these tracks carry the uncompromising, future-facing energy that defines Early Reflex.

The compilation begins with Arexibo’s “Overoptimistic”, an eerie and shimmering ambient opener that layers vibrant tones into a rich, cinematic prelude—ideal for both dancefloor openings and solitary headphone rituals. Pépe’s “Tobeigeseek” follows, delivering a disjointed yet hypnotic club track born from a nonlinear, chance-embracing process. Filled with cuts, glitches, and wormhole dynamics, it’s a piece that thrives in unpredictability.

Next comes Martini’s “Fixative”, a delirious and divine expression of feminine power, where messy textures and flamboyant rhythm shape a fabulous and empowered aesthetic. Label head Alec Pace contributes “Dal Segno”, a no-nonsense tool designed with minimal techno precision and twisted bass mutations, epitomizing the Early Reflex signature sound.

Natsumi Hirota strips things back with “e. _________”, a vibrant yet simple rhythmic construction that radiates clarity and groove in equal measure. Up next, Sonia Calico’s “Temporal Drift” blurs genres and geographies, fusing Electro Funk and Budots-inspired energy into a morphing, 808-fueled banger that captures the dizzying sensation of time slipping away.

At the heart of the compilation is Sobolik’s “Distraction”, which bursts with color, polyrhythms, and genre-defying flair. Drawing from both UK and North American club traditions, it's a dazzling example of hybrid dance music in full bloom. Biased brings raw percussive energy on “Circuit Bug”, where South American grooves collide with jungle rhythms, layered with a rubbery, elastic sonic backdrop.

Ikävä Pii dives into storytelling with “Marlboro City Puglia Circa 1999”, an exhilarating soundtrack to an imagined '90s car chase through Southern Italy. Its propulsive breaks and cinematic tension echo a lost era of contraband and rebellion. Emily Jeanne’s “Sunyata” takes a spiritual turn, channeling a brief encounter with the infinite into a lush ambient-techno sculpture of ephemeral beauty and depth.

Aeery flips expectations on “Bersek Riddim”, merging dancehall structure with cybernetic intensity, spiraling into tension and release while referencing the chaotic surge of mecha anime energy. Finally, the compilation closes with “Neon Fever”, a collaborative burner from Alec Pace & Capiuz. It’s a relentless, dancehall-influenced finale loaded with heavy subs, propulsive drive, and raw percussive weight—a powerful conclusion to five years of sonic exploration.

Neon Reflections is available across all platforms on Friday 13th June 2025.

© & ℗ 2025 Early Reflex. All rights reserved.
All tracks produced and mixed by the respective artists § Mastered at CB5 Studios § Artwork by Alessandro Scanu.

V.A. | Neon Reflections - 5 Years of Early Reflex [EYVA001]

Early Reflex continues its Eyes series with a powerful return from Brooklyn-based producer Sobolik, whose distinctive and emotionally resonant club music first landed on the imprint with their debut EP Call in 2021. Now, with Eyes III, Sobolik re-emerges to offer two deeply introspective tracks shaped during a period of internal reckoning and artistic transformation.

Opening track “Sandbox” is a hypnotic roller driven by a constant mantric bass and led by ethereal, airy synths. The piece flows with emotional clarity, balancing softness and propulsion in equal measure—an entrancing meditation through rhythm and texture.
On the flip, “Turning Back” explores a darker, more angular energy. Grime-inflected and rhythmically jagged, it’s a downtempo club tool laced with syncopated beats and warped basslines. The track moves with restrained intensity, echoing internal shifts and the slow untangling of anxious loops.

With Eyes III, Sobolik expands on their singular voice within experimental club music, continuing Early Reflex’s commitment to foregrounding emotionally charged, forward-thinking sonic work.

Sobolik said:
"These are two tracks I shaped during a period of heavy emotional withdrawal," Sobolik shares. "A time when I needed to hold myself gently and cultivate a calm outlook of personal growth, beginning to shed old patterns and the anxiety surrounding them. Originating from my growing
curiosity for halftime rhythms, instrumental improv, and more exploratory compositional gestures, the music explores how textures and rhythms in a modern club music framework can breathe, undulate, interlace, and slide between stable and unstable states." 
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releases August 1, 2025

© & ℗ 2025 Early Reflex. All rights reserved.

All tracks produced and mixed by Sobolik §
Mastering by Andrea Prato §
Artwork by Alessandro Scanu.

SOBOLIK | Eyes III [EYES003]

The imprint from Turin celebrates its second birthday with Flex003, a compilation featuring ten tools from new, up-and-coming and established artists from around the globe.

Ranging from 90 to 160+ BPM, the release encompasses multiple aspects of experimental club music such as dancehall, drum’n’bass, leftfield techno and broken beats sounds.

The compilation kicks off with a bass post-club experiment of ‘Gain XP’ from Bladeblanc, which leads to the combination of broken beats and atmospherical sound design of ‘Wonder’ from AYLN. Follows ’East Wing Oslo House’, the new techno-adjacent-mutant-club contribution from Ikävä Pii, and ‘Scamming’ from Lighght with its psychedelic vocals and pitch-shifting percussions. To close off the first side of the album we find the leftfield techno of Alec Pace’s ‘Ghost Money’ with its syncopated bass and mysterious vocals. Opening the second half the compilation is Honeydrip with her new work ‘Wake the Phone’, characterised by a bouncing beat and a 90's feel, followed by ‘Sentimento’, the quirky and hypnotic interlude signed by BLCKEBY. Hassan Abou Alam then brings the listener into a distant world with his glitchy robotic tool titled ‘Freeze’. The BPM then shifts up for an explosive ending where club-driven percussive rhythmics blends with d’n’b excursions in ‘Day After the Last Day’ from Diessa and ‘Rek’ from NORA DRUM.

Flex003 is available on all platforms starting from Friday 3rd June 2022.

© & ℗ 2021 Early Reflex. All rights reserved.
All tracks produced and mixed by the respective artists § Mastering by Andrea Prato § Drawings by Giuseppe Cavuoto § Artwork by Alessandro Scanu & Giuseppe Cavuoto.

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Ophélie - Sulky Slug

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Following their outstanding appearance on Kindergarten Records VA Fluo III, Brooklyn-based DJ and producer Martini debuts on Early Reflex with their first EP titled ‘Last Laugh’.

Touching sonic landscapes adjacent to Leftfield Techno, Dubstep and Electro, Martini explores in their 4-tracker the power to impact on both body and mind through their immersive sound achieved by a precise manipulation of timbre and rhythm from the American producer.

Title track ‘Last Laugh’ opens the journey into Martini’s world with syncopated beats and its punch kick surrounded by warped effects and a texture of arpeggiated synthesisers.
Mood and BPMs shift into electro-mode in’If I Don’t Laugh I’ll Cry’ a heavy distorted synth signals to the listeners that an explosive beat is about to drop.
The dance keeps going on and on with ‘Chaste’ which follows next, a wormhole of incessant kick-drums, pitch-shifting effects and punchy-basses.
The atmospherical state of‘Serendipity’ close the sonic journey into Martini’s world, where mind-twisting pads and undistinguishable vocals pre-announce the landing on an extraterrestrial dub-heavy “sonosphere”.

Martini said:
“This EP represents my deep interest in expressing convoluted emotions and narratives through the precise manipulation of timbre and rhythm. I’m fascinated by the power sound has over your mind and body despite the level of abstraction it can exhibit, which I try to exploit by carefully crafting each sound.”

‘Last Laugh’ is available across all platforms on Friday 16th of February 2024.

© & ℗ 2024 Early Reflex. All rights reserved.

All tracks produced and mixed by Martini § Mastering by Andrea Prato § Artwork by Marnie Pagter.

EYX016 Last Laugh

Last Laugh

Martini - Chaste

EYX017 Percolate

EYX017

Yraki - Percolate

EYX017 welcomes to the imprint Italy-born London-based artist and electronic producer Yraki with an abrasive yet introspective post-club three-tracker titled ‘Percolate’.

Diverging from his past works, such as ‘Argento EP’, which traverse idiosyncratic sound design and dreamlike soundscapes, in ‘Percolate’ the Italian producer dives into dance-floor oriented territories and delivers a set of club-ready weapons, yet remaining true to his nature.

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[EYX017] Yraki - 'Percolate' EP (Preview Clips)

Turin-based imprint Early Reflex, helmed DJ and Producer Alec Pace, proudly announces the release of "Flex005" to commemorate its fourth anniversary.

Music from:
@alecpace @tu_music @circular_square @ninjaexoticmachine @no_sir @seta_loto @sharu @smallcrab @tooth-rust @young_muscle @ziyiz @zulimusic

This milestone series continues Early Reflex's mission to propel leftfield techno and experimental club music into uncharted territory, showcasing both established icons and rising talents from around the globe.
Since its inception, Early Reflex has been a beacon of innovation in the electronic music scene, consistently pushing boundaries and challenging conventions. "Flex005" is no exception, offering an immersive journey through 13 tracks that redefine the sonic landscape.

The tracks featured on Flex005 span a wide range of styles and influences, each offering a unique perspective on the intersection of techno and experimental soundscapes.This highly anticipated release features a diverse array of tracks from both established icons and emerging talents, each offering a unique perspective on the intersection of electronic music and artistic innovation.

Flex005 is available across all platforms on Friday 21st June 2024.

© & ℗ 2024 Early Reflex. All rights reserved.
All tracks produced and mixed by the respective artists § Mastering by Andrea Prato §
Artwork by Al White (@Crud55).

Slimy Fingers

Tooth Rust - Slimy Fingers

Better Off

Young Muscle - Better Off

Pressure

Sha Ru - Pressure

Fingernail

Alec Pace - Fingernail

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With EYX019 Early Reflex is thrilled to announce the upcoming release of "Sync Rite," the latest EP from visionary electronic music artist Ziyiz. "Sync Rite" features three groundbreaking tracks that continue Ziyiz's exploration of sound and surreal world-building.

Ziyiz, known for their cutting-edge sonics and captivating live performances, has previously released music through labels such as Kindergarten, Failed Units, and Line:156. With "Sync Rite," Ziyiz continues to push theenvelope, delivering a collection of tracks that challenge the conventions of electronic music.

The concept behind "Sync Rite" was inspired by a unique ritual observed by Ziyiz, where malfunctioning robots consumed a material known as Syndrenal to enhance synchronization and efficiency. This theme of synchronization and transformation is woven throughout the EP, offering listeners a sonic experience that is both otherworldly and deeply immersive.

The journey begins with Ashen Magnets, a tribal-infused synth dance track is a rhythmic journey that combines pulsating beats with haunting melodies, creating a hypnotic atmosphere that transports listeners to a different dimension.
Fired Water Twitches follows next, an electro-driven masterpiece which showcases Ziyiz's ability to blend robotic rhythms with electrifying synth lines, resulting in a high-energy dancefloor anthem.
The EP closes with Syndrenal a futuristic, hyper-fueled jersey club track, which pushes the boundaries of genre with its rapid-fire beats and innovative soundscapes.

Ziyiz said:
“██, located inside a cave within the ███████ forest. The ██ guides malfunctioning robots through a synchronization rite involving a liquid material, Syndrenal. Maintaining a distance is advised, due to the heat produced during the rite. Syndrenal is synthesized inside a crystalline cauldron sat atop spinning Ashen
Magnets, which appears to generate huge quantities of hot blue energy. The ██ body seems composed of a heat resistant metallic alloy, even so their lower torso has become molten and fused to the ground, presumably due to the long exposure of heat created by the Ashen Magnets. Their many limbs engage in constant movement, gathering materials from around the cave, which they place within the crystalline cauldron where Fired Water Twitches. Ziyiz observed the Sync Rite, documenting malfunctioning robots gathering around the entity. Once consumption of the Syndrenal has taken place they demonstrate synchronized movements and evident improved operational efficiency. The process appears to Sync and align malfunctioning robots, correcting errors in their programming.
The audio files presented were obtained via data transfer from post-Syndrenal Sync Rite robots.”

‘Sync Rite’ is available across all platforms on Friday 4th of October 2024.

© & ℗ 2024 Early Reflex. All rights reserved.
All tracks produced and mixed by Ziyiz §
Mastering by Andrea Prato §
Artwork by Alessandro Scanu

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Radial Burn

No Sir - Radial Burn

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For EYX020 New York City-based artist No Sir returns with a three-tracker titled Radial Burn, set to be released on November 22, 2024, via Turin's forward-thinking label Early Reflex. Known for pushing the boundaries of rhythmic and atmospheric experimentation, No Sir delivers a project that deepens their exploration of the tension between double and half-time beats, layering sinuous percussion with moments of intense noise and breath.
In Radial Burn, No Sir seeks to explore how subtle shifts in rhythmic stress can alter the listener's physical response to the music. Through intricate, often elusive patterns, the EP finds unique spaces within the beat, producing a heady blend of club energy and introspective sound design.
The title track “Radial Burn” sets the tone for the EP with relentless, driving percussion that continually shifts between double and half-time, pulling the listener into a dynamic, almost vertiginous space. The push-pull effect of rhythmic stress brings both tension and release, with each percussive layer adding depth to the track's intensity.
“Soft Tissue” follows next like a sonic exploration of fragility and pressure. Fusing erratic, snapping rhythms with expansive atmospheric textures, this track finds moments of air within the chaos. It evokes a tactile, bodily experience—like sound massaging against skin, sometimes delicately, sometimes forcefully.
Closing the EP, “Layer 03” draws from Drum 'n Bass, UK Garage, and Dubstep, blending heavy basslines and syncopated beats with a modern edge. It weaves together intricate grooves and deep bass, offering a fresh take on bass-infused and underground sounds.

No Sir said:
“In working on this EP, I was drawn to the push and pull between double and half-time, finding pockets of air and atmosphere amidst layers of sinuous percussion and noise. By shifting the stress of the beat within each track, I aimed to explore how subtle changes in rhythmic emphasis can impact the human body.”

‘Radial Burn’ is available across all platforms on Friday 22nd of November 2024.

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2025 marks the return on Early Reflex of Turin-based producer and label-head Alec Pace inaugurating an exciting new series, EYES, with the release of ‘Eyes I’, a two-tracker set to drop on February 14, 2025.

The EYES series is a fresh venture for Early Reflex which aims to offer peak-time dance-floor tools in a streamlined two-tracker format and establish itself as a go-to destination for DJs seeking impactful yet innovative club tracks. Each release will also feature original hand drawn artworks, emphasising both auditory and visual creativity.
‘Eyes I’ the first two-tracker of the series specifically showcases Alec Pace’s knack for crafting powerful, high-energy music.
The opener “Apex" is a no-nonsense four-on-the-floor techno roller, propelled by dazzling synthesisers and a relentless rhythm designed to captivate the dance-floor. The track evolves dynamically, shifting focus to its bold, textural centrepiece
The following track “Nadir" in contrast ventures into more unconventional territory. Built on off-kilter beats and anchored by a commanding lead synthesiser. Its hypnotic layers and driving energy make it a quintessential peak-time weapon.

Speaking about the series, Alec Pace explained:
“With the Eyes series, we want to strip things back to the essentials while keeping a playful and visually engaging aesthetic. Each release is about creating impactful tools that DJs can use to elevate their sets, paired with artwork that inspires curiosity and interaction.”

‘Eyes I’ is available across all platforms on Friday 14th February 2025.

© & ℗ 2025 Early Reflex. All rights reserved.

All tracks produced and mixed by Alec Pace § Mastering at CB5 Studios §
Artwork by Alessandro Scanu.

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Early Reflex proudly presents 63N3RD [EYX021] introducing a bold new voice in experimental club music and the debut from biased, producer and DJ based between Milan and New York City.

63N3RD is a deeply personal project, written over a year while living in NYC, the EP draws from 16 years of clubbing experiences and biased's love for mixing and playing diverse sounds. It blends the unconventional with the danceable, capturing what he describes as "something you might not expect to sound good together, but somehow it does”.

The opener ‘K:umbia’ is a bold reinterpretation of cumbia rhythms, layered with experimental electronic textures and basslines that nod to his eclectic influences. ‘Winded’, follows next, with its pulsating off-kilter percussion and atmospheric undertones, capturing the restless energy of modern urban nightlife. The journey continues with ‘Riddimsburg’, an intricate blend of syncopated beats and sub-heavy grooves that weave unexpected elements into a compelling rhythmic tapestry. The EP closing track ‘Sottoterra’ brings a brooding yet dynamic track inspired by underground aesthetics, marrying dark ambiance with a forward-driving pulse

biased said:
“I'm not a sound engineer. I just spent the last 16 years of my life clubbing and finally found a way to sum up a bit what these years have sounded into my ears. I wrote this EP over 18 months while living in NYC. It is deeply influenced by this experience as it is by all of the past music/club-related ones. It summarizes pretty much what I listen to and what I really like to mix and play. While working on this EP, I aimed for something a bit unconventional but still danceable—something you might not expect to sound good together, but somehow it does.”

‘63N3RD’ is available across all platforms on Friday 28th March 2025.
-
biased, also an active member of Balleremo, a collective known for championing alternative club culture in Italy, merges his expertise in music curation and event promotion with a profound passion for innovative beats. The collective is renowned for hosting cutting-edge events powered by immersive sound systems and visual art, aiming to redefine Italy's electronic music scene.

EYX021 - 63N3RD

Sottoterra

biased - Sottoterra

Riddimsburg

biased - Riddimsburg

Between Milan and New York, biased signed a first EP on the Early Reflex label, synthesising his club experiments.

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Early Reflex proudly presents 63N3RD [EYX021] introducing a bold new voice in experimental club music and the debut from biased, producer and DJ based between Milan and New York City.

63N3RD is a deeply personal project, written over a year while living in NYC, the EP draws from 16 years of clubbing experiences and biased's love for mixing and playing diverse sounds. It blends the unconventional with the danceable, capturing what he describes as "something you might not expect to sound good together, but somehow it does”.

The opener ‘K:umbia’ is a bold reinterpretation of cumbia rhythms, layered with experimental electronic textures and basslines that nod to his eclectic influences.

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False Binaries Fight for Primacy

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Permaweird

Ikävä Pii - Permaweird

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Pépe - Tobeigeseek

Dal Segno

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Distraction

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Berserk Riddim

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Temporal Drift

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Marlboro City Puglia Circa 1999

Ikävä Pii - Marlboro City Puglia Circa 1999

e. _________

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Neon Fever

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@earlyreflex toasts five years of experimental sonics with a globally-minded new V/A compilation, ‘Neon Reflections’

‘Neon Reflections’ is out Friday, 13th July — have an exclusive first listen to @arexibo’s ‘Overoptimistic’

More info: https://djmag.com/listen/premiere-arexibo-overoptimistic


Overoptimistic

Premiere: Arexibo ‘Overoptimistic’

Early Reflex continues its Eyes series with a powerful return from Brooklyn-based producer
Sobolik, whose distinctive and emotionally resonant club music first landed on the imprint with
Opening track “Sandbox” is a hypnotic roller driven by a constant mantric bass and led by
ethereal, airy synths. The piece flows with emotional clarity, balancing softness and propulsion in
equal measure—an entrancing meditation through rhythm and texture.
On the flip, “Turning Back” explores a darker, more angular energy. Grime-inflected and
basslines. The track moves with restrained intensity, echoing internal shifts and the slow
untangling of anxious loops.
With Eyes III, Sobolik expands on their singular voice within experimental club music, continuing
Early Reflex’s commitment to foregrounding emotionally charged, forward-thinking sonic work.

‘Eyes III’ is available on all platforms starting from Friday 1st August 2025.

Eyes III

Sobolik - Sandbox

Sobolik - Turning Back

London-based Indian producer Noni-Mouse debuts on Early Reflex with Eyes IV, the latest installment in the label’s Eyes two-tracker series. Following a series of acclaimed genre-fluid releases, Noni-Mouse arrives on the label with her heaviest record yet: a pair of raw, shadowy club cuts that double down on percussive pressure and weighty basslines.With a background that spans 2-step, hardcore, and experimental club music, Noni-Mouse has become known for her sticky top lines, restless rhythmic sense, and tactile grooves. On Eyes IV, she dives into a darker, more physical register—retaining her unmistakable bounce while testing the limits of a more abrasive, stripped-back sound.Opening track “Bracket” lays down lurching breakbeat mechanics and squashed bass beneath flickers of manipulated vocal and synth debris—skipping along the edge of chaos with precision and swing. “Model” stretches out the mood with tense pacing and syncopated drum work, where melodic fragments smear across a pulsing low-end and flickering hi-hats, creating a hypnotic pull built for strobe-lit floors.Eyes IV is a statement of intent from one of the most forward-thinking voices in the contemporary underground—a sharp-edged, club-ready exploration of rhythm and tone from an artist who continues to surprise.

Noni-Mouse said: "With this release, I was attempting to test this ‘gritty, percussive’ sound that is currently heard across clubs and festivals, by crafting those grooves with breaks, while preserving that signature 'bounce'. The textural melodies are my favourite, as they end up adding another layer of percussion to the arrangement, creating this compelling groove that hits the spot"‘Eyes IV’ is available on all platforms starting from Friday 12th September 2025.

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