Once upon a time in the small town of Didschn, there lived a man named Jason. Jason was an ordinary guy with an extraordinary hobby – he loved dancing on Lego. 

Every night, as the town slept, Jason would transform his living room into a makeshift dance floor, covering the floor with an array of colorful Lego bricks. With headphones on, he'd dance gracefully, navigating the sharp edges and uneven surfaces with an uncanny ease. 

The town regarded Jason as the "eccentric dancer" and rumours spread about the mysterious allure of his Lego dance. Some believed he had uncovered a secret power, while others dismissed it as a quirky obsession. 

One fateful night, as Jason twirled and spun on his Lego dance floor, something magical happened. The room shimmered, and the Lego bricks seemed to dance with him, forming intricate patterns in the air. Jason found himself in a surreal dreamscape, surrounded by floating Lego creations. 

A mysterious figure appeared before him, whispering, "Dance, and you'll unlock the secrets of the universe." 

Jason hesitated but succumbed to the rhythm. As he danced, he felt a connection to something beyond reality, a realm where imagination and possibilities intertwined. 

The next day, unable to resist the urge, Jason took his Lego dance to the streets. Passersby stared in confusion as he gracefully danced on Lego scattered on the sidewalks. His friend warned him, "Jason, you've got to stop this Lego thing. It's getting weird." 

Undeterred, Jason climbed to the rooftop of his building. With Lego bricks in hand, he arranged them in a mesmerizing pattern and began dancing under the open sky. 

At that moment, the world blurred around him, and Jason found himself in the dimension of endless possibilities. The mysterious figure reappeared, guiding him through the dance of the unknown. 

As the dance concluded, Jason woke up on his living room floor, Lego bricks scattered around him. Was it a dream, or had he truly danced into the unknown? 

The town of Didschn remained divided about Jason's peculiar hobby, but one thing was certain – the man who danced on Lego had glimpsed a world beyond, where imagination and reality intertwined in the most unexpected way. 

And so, in the small town of Didschn, the legend of "Dancing On Lego" became a tale whispered among the curious, forever blurring the line between reality and the magic that resides in the dance of the unknown.

Rom Pom Pom

Rom Pom Pom [Didschn]

V/A - Back2back Vol.4 

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Dan Barrow - Reverse Severance (Original Mix)

The Spanish sound artist Jose Moles Martinez, aka Upercent, has demonstrated with various releases on labels such as Watergate, TAU and Kompakt that he can continually reinvent himself musically with innovative and fresh beats.

Now it’s time to release tracks on Marc Romboy’s Systematic Imprint and “Bufa” and “Uma viagem clara” are two more impressive tunes that do not follow any trends or fashions; instead he does his own thing as always and convinces us once again with his distinctive style.

Bufa / Uma Viagem Clara

Upercent - Uma Viagem Clara

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Out Of Here

Oliver Marshak - Out Of Here (Haze-M Extended Remix)

Deep melodic track with organic elements and a melancholic vocal.

Mind

Machines

Machines (Gespona Remix)

Alive And Tripping

Don't Look Back

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Falling For More

Yet More & Selim Sivade - Falling For More

Step into the emotional landscapes of Saudade’s new EP Expensive Noise, a multi-textured journey where analog machines speak louder than words. Each track captures a different state of mind, blending depth and groove with raw, honest sound design. The EP opens with “Expensive Noise” — direct, grounded, and hypnotic. No detours, no hesitation — just raw analog power locking into a loop with magnetic tension. The groove builds steadily, shifting your state of mind as the rhythm takes hold. “Anyway” brings a dreamy, bittersweet touch. Exclusive to vinyl, this extended version unfolds like a teenage memory you never shared — warm, nostalgic, somewhere between electro and pop, glowing softly from within. “Colored Life” dives into detailed minimal deep house territory. Rounded and generous, its sound design sculpts soft clouds of melodies against crisp, syncopated snares — floating between dream and presence, like a cushion made of rhythm and light. “Porte de la Villette 45” echoes the EP’s birthplace — a raw area near the Parisian périphérique, where engines roar, people hustle, and concrete weighs heavy. Yet within this urban friction stands Studio Villette 45 — a funky, soulful shelter where the machines find their groove. The record closes on “Cœur” (heart in French) — a stripped-down, heartfelt outro. Just a Prophet 5 pad, no tricks. A moment of vulnerability, stillness, and truth — as if the music had finally dropped its armor. Between analog heat and emotional honesty, Expensive Noise is Saudade at his most sincere — building bridges between power and softness, body and soul, sound and silence.

A1 Expensive Noise (Club Mix)
A2 Anyway (Extended Mix)
B1 Porte De La Vilette 45
B2 Colored Life (Technicolor Mix)
B3 Coeur

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