Australia’s Human Movement readies ‘Clutch!’ EP for HOMAGE this November. In recent years, Eora/Sydney-based Human Movement has been making waves, steadily picking up support from tastemakers such as Logic1000, Eris Drew, D. Tiffany, as well as heavy rotation across BBC Radio 1. Effortlessly flickering between leftfield atmospherics and unadulterated rave and breaks, Human Movement cements his party-starting sensibilities across the energetic ‘Clutch!’ EP for NYC staple HOMAGE. Leading the release is the much anticipated ‘Rude Boi’, which has been lighting up online ID forums. Combining squelching basslines, raved-up breaks, and piercing synth stabs, the track is a no-holds-barred slammer. Following is ‘Lody’s Hips’, with bouncing low end, piano licks, and electro-tinged drums forming a grooving backdrop for dusty vocal samples. On the flip, ‘Slim Lim’ charges ahead with a murky groove laden with slinky leads and hyped vocal chops. Closing out the release, the mysterious Ozzy remixes ‘Lody’s Hips’, flipping the original into a wonky concoction of melodic flair and woozy sound design to round out another all-star EP from HOMAGE. Since 2017, HOMAGE has remained a go-to imprint for upfront party sounds. Run by House Of Yes residents Ryan Clover & Fabi Jugo, the label has released music from Cinthie, Kettama, Ben Gomori, Teakup, and more. Human Movement ‘Clutch!’ drops on 19th November via HOMAGE. 
Tracklist: 
01 Rude Boi
02 Lody’s Hips
03 Slim Lim
04 Lody’s Hips (Ozzy remix)

Clutch!

Human Movement - Lody's Hips [Artaphine Premiere]

Fuzzy Logic / Still Flowing Water

Still Flowing Water

Always

A deep, dark dive into the electro infused late night moods of Pleasure Corp

Watching & Waiting EP

Pleasure Corp - Aquum

Aquum

B1 - Harba Lakking

I 'm going

Two summers ago, I first heard ‘Sunscreen’ in Job Jobse’s Dagen Van Diamant and that synth line, echoing the spirit of a dreamed up Ibiza from the early 2000s, looped endlessly in my ears.

Spray finally released two lovely vocal versions but sadly not the one I kept replaying. Here is ‘Diamond Mix’, a slower and instrumental unofficial version, felt closest to the sound I had in mind.

All the rights to Spray / Spriitzz

Spriitzz - Sunscreen (Diamond Mix)

Zafer Atabey returns to EXTIMA with Never Alone, a ferocious four-tracker that cements his reputation as a peak-time techno craftsman. Each track is built to ignite the dancefloor with unrelenting energy and precision.

The title track, Never Alone, opens with heavy kicks, dark synth progressions, and striking vocal shots — a high-octane, no-frills weapon for peak moments. Control follows with a more progressive edge, blending melodic layers and intricate vocal stabs over driving percussion.

On Come Back, Zafer leans into hypnotic grooves and euphoric breakdowns, creating a hands-in-the-air journey that slams back into relentless rhythm. Closing the release, Born To Fly is an empowering anthem — female vocals declaring "I was born to fly" soar over thunderous beats and shimmering synths, making it a true clubfloor killer.

With Never Alone, Zafer delivers four distinct yet equally explosive cuts, showcasing the raw, euphoric, and sophisticated sides of his sound — another standout addition to EXTIMA's catalogue.

Never Alone

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STEP01 - Step Ball Chain 
Roza Terenzi - Stylish Tantrum
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A1 Cosmology [6:21]
A2 Stylish Tantrum [7:19]

B1 Chosen Family Feud - Roza Terenzi & D.Tiffany [5:26]
B2 Illusions [5:40]
B3 Sxc Saloon - Roza Terenzi & Saoirse [5:59]

Popping The Cherry of 2020’s latest modern-contemporary record label; Step Ball Chain, is Roza Terenzi with “Stylish Tantrum”. Suggestive title to set the tone; the 5 track EP insisting sharp, sassy, high-tempered bombs with full bodied bounce. Unexpected tempo and timing variations, flared-up bpms, half time drum cuts and slicked modular flourishes, Terenzi’s signature cheek ramps up to an extra twisted club climate, atmospheric and evocative in texture as always. Featuring collaborations with D. Tiffany and Saoirse, the release covers extended dancefloor territory, assertive anthems delivering femme finesse, choreographed to perfection.

The A side fires up with an exuberant 4-by-4-2-the-floor routine, Cosmology. Vocal cuts from the queen Fiorella, billowing bells and dramatic synthetic sweeps to form fluidity over the tight bouncy low end. Whilst flirtatious melodic notions come and go, zip-lock percussion and commanding drumwork hold it down; squeaky steeze not-so-politely letting you know what’s to come. Deceivingly dubwise introductions soon furiously interrupted with Stylish Tantrum. Ricochet rhythms and bone breaking clap backs echo around your head, electrifying percussive fills and vocal spills snatching your attention before the everything glues together vicious harmony, baseline pulsating underneath a whiplash drum display - one for the dangerous deejays.

Chosen Family Feud opens the B side, a collab with seasoned associate @d-tiffany, showing off a bossy stomping brigade. Mumbling voices, waspy sirens and spooked out synth lines haunt the beginnings of the track, stripping back to a bassline breakdown before wailing vocals and clattered percussion take over, cymbals bursting. B2 is a moment to reflect, Illusions brings the energy down, low slung metallic backbeats thrown over encompassing, effortless pads and soaring resonance. The downtempo atmosphere crept up on by a double time d’n’b re-jig, softly gliding in over the growling sub, chopped breaks reflecting and falling. Closing out the record is another joint effort, recorded in Melbourne with @saoirsemusic ; Sxc saloon dashing back to the dancefloor, hot and deep. Throbbing bass married with slick galloping drums, sensuous fleeting whispers looping to draw you into hypnosis before a climactic tempo plummet intended to turn heads.

STEP01 is kicking its heels up, stomping, strutting and trailblazing for what’s to come.

Mixing by Katie Campbell & Thomas McAlister
Mastering by Alden Tyrell 
Cut by Marco Pellegrino at Analog Cut
Distributed by One Eye Witness
Artwork by True Tender

Roza Terenzi - Stylish Tantrum (STEP01)

IMOGEN returns to Sunil Sharpe’s Earwiggle imprint, this time with Ben Pest for their first full release together, ‘Volts’, out today. Over the four tracks, the pair showcase their diverse style as crossover the realms of raw techno and UK hardcore, channeling volcanic energy. ‘Shibooty’ is a perky take on Chi-town techno with cartoonish vocal sequences, humming bass and elevated funk levels. It’s a groover!

IMOGEN is a resident at NTS and fabric and has previously released on femme culture, HE.SHE.THEY, Lobster Theremin amongst others. Bristol-based artist Ben Pest has collaborated with Radioactive Man, made appearances on Off Me Nut, Riot Radio Records, and Asking For Trouble and released under the OverworX moniker. 

Buy here: https://earwiggle.bandcamp.com/

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Volts

Premiere: IMOGEN & Ben Pest - Shibooty

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