PREMIERE ~ 2025

Ma Sha, Hodge "No One Moves Alone" [Kindergarten]

From their debut collaborative EP No One Moves Alone on Kindergarten Records, “Middle Ground” captures the duo’s fluid chemistry intertwining Bristol’s percussive intensity with New York’s experimental pulse. Out November 20.

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Premiere: Ma Sha x Hodge - Middle Ground

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PD002 takes flight in the form of a lost, deadeye jungle bird scavenging for his next trinket. It captures the raw energy and playful, feral sound that defines the Pelican Dub aesthetic: a blend of primal rhythms, hypnotic textures, and experimental intensity.

Pelican Dub 002 features three original tracks by DJ Merlín, alongside one co-production with Adam Pits:

Obsessed once again… Nearly lost my head rocking it like a madman.
These drums weren’t simply made. They were forged by a blacksmith with a big blade and a bad temper. It boasts a peculiar flow and a three verse arrangement. Not a mix tool! or is it?

PREMIERE: DJ Merlín - Obsession

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Harrison BDP stands as one of the true masters of that off-world deep house sound. Easily one of the most consistent producers of the past five years, so having the Welsh wizard launch the first 12” on Jupiter’s Depth is iconic. The EP delivers it all — from deep, trippy journeys to pacey dub-techno rollers. No question, another Discogs relic in the making — 300 press, so move quick.

“So What” finds Harrison BDP deep in his element. It’s immersion at its purest — a rolling house trip where fizzy sci-fi textures and dubbed-out chords dissolve into each other like smoke and signal. The sound design is hyper-detailed and hallucinatory, living somewhere between science fiction and dream. As the groove turns, a voice drifts through the haze, whispering a line from the void: be the space at the centre.

“Mushy Peas” follows, and the name might hint at playfulness, but don’t be fooled — this one’s the record’s most direct, peak-time driver.
Classic ’90s lead work meets his trademark dubbed-out touch — simple, heavy, and built to move a floor.

“Chizz for Brains” kicks off with a warped percussion loop that scrambles your brain before the drop even hints at arriving. Alien FX orbit the rhythm, giving it that off-world tension — like touching down on Jupiter mid-set. It’s cinematic, weird, and still locked into an unmistakable groove. A head-knocker through and through.

“Cherry” hits with intent — moody, stripped-back, and fierce. The bassline loops like muscle memory, pulling you into that space between dub techno’s depth and house’s drive. Pads hang in the air like something between horror and heaven, eerie but euphoric. It’s freaky in the best way — the kind of tension BDP turns into groove.

PREMIERE: Harrison BDP - Cherry

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For the first time, Endrik Schroeder and The Hacker have joined forces. Their unique sounds and styles have combined seamlessly to produce a 12” that draws on their own musical histories. The title track pulls the listener into a darkened sweaty basement, a space where neon lights leer and quivering speakers vibrate. Melting elements of new beat and rave revelry, the track is bawdy and bold. Robotic samples cut through siren blasts, clean snare rolls skidding in thick basslines and creamy breaks. Two remixes follow, both care of fellow French producer: Back From The Wave. First up is the “Breaky Remix”. Adhering to the club origins of the source material, this remake sends melodies ever higher as drums lift elated lines to the stern refrain of “Emergency”. The “Indie Remix” closes. The glowsticks are sheathed in this version, instead it is the soaring keys that are given the limelight with beats bolstered for extra bite. Three tracks set to delight and ignite dancefloors.

PREMIERE: Endrik Schroeder & The Hacker - The Emergency (Back From The Wave Indie Remix)

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Press play and the room tilts. your speakers become overflow channels, the kick a low-pressure front that pulls every molecule of air toward the dance-floor drain. Across four tracks Charlie Tennger treats house music like a hydraulic engineer treats riverbanks—reinforcing, redirecting, then quietly breaching them when you’re not looking.

There’s a science here—call it phase-transition groove: the moment the track seems to solidify, something opens and the whole structure liquefies again, running downhill toward the next bar, the next break, the next impossible blue-lit horizon. Demonstrating that a boundary is only a temporary viscosity, if you turn the volume high enough and even the room’s corners start to drip.

PREMIERE: Charlie Tennger - Go Get

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Ma Sha and Hodge announce their first joint EP ‘No One Moves Alone’, a four-track collaboration out November 20 on Kindergarten Records. Born from a spontaneous studio session in Montreal, the record captures the spark between two artists whose paths have long paralleled across Bristol and New York’s underground club scenes. The result is a high-energy fusion of Bristol’s percussive grit and New York’s experimental edge.

The pair first met in New York during a Kindergarten Records night at Nowadays, where Hodge played back-to-back with Darwin alongside the label’s residents. “It felt like the perfect lineup for the Kindergarten sound,” says Ma Sha. “That night had this wild, fluid energy that stuck with me.” They kept in touch, trading production ideas and studio tips, and a year later found themselves in Montreal, each performing their debut live sets at MUTEK 2025. The following day they reunited for a three-hour back-to-back at Piknic Électronik, where the chemistry was instant. The next morning they went straight into the studio, and by the end of that session, the foundation of the record was complete.

“Everything just clicked,” says Ma Sha. “We captured the energy of those few days, our first live sets and our first proper b2b. It felt like lightning in a bottle.” Hodge adds, “It came together so naturally. Ma Sha’s energy made the creativity flow instantly. We both just followed where the sound wanted to go.”

PREMIERE: Ma Sha x Hodge - Memory Split

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PREMIERE: Ma Sha x Hodge - Memory Split

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