My remix of Calvin Harris & Clementine Douglas' "Blessings"! Been loving this track for months and super excited to finally put it out - happy end of summer!!

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Calvin Harris, Clementine Douglas - Blessings (MILES Remix)

Echofront is an album that lives in the tension between shadow and radiance, between the ruins of memory and the pulse of the present. The songs unfold as fragments - half-dreamt images of stone, glass, fire, rivers, and neon - stitched into the rhythm of melodic techno. These lyrics trace the outlines of spaces where silence gathers force: cathedrals crumbling under rain, tunnels painted with defiance, rivers carrying ancestral masks, and cities burning into light. Each track is an echo carried forward, a resonance that reveals both fragility and persistence, where every fracture or stain also hints at renewal. The music embraces this ambiguity, weaving deep beats with textures that shimmer, fracture, and reform, as if sound itself were both memory and prophecy.

At the heart of the album is the idea of the echo not as repetition, but as transformation. Echoes blur time, bending it into seams where identity slips, boundaries dissolve, and breath becomes dream. Echofront steps into those seams, letting voices fade and return in altered forms, letting rhythms erode and rebuild, letting light refract into the darkness. The music is neither nostalgic nor utopian, but rather a navigation of thresholds - of endings that carry within them the charge of beginnings, of masks that reveal by concealing, of serpents that coil both danger and desire. In this way, the album moves like a front advancing across shifting terrain: charged with energy, haunted by silence, and always carrying the possibility of becoming something new.

climbing

Reversed
Emission without intake

Singularity output
Entropy inversion
Temporal reversa

All trajectories move outward
No horizon can be crossed
Every signal points away

Radiation streams,
Repulsive gravity, 
symmetry release
Unstoppable outburst
cosmic energy

Equations of relativity
Solutions of Einstein
Matter expelled 

Outflow only
Geodesics break apart
Past and future disconnected

Radiation streams, 
acceleration free
Repulsive gravity, 
symmetry release
Unstoppable outburst, 
cosmic energy

Beyond causality, 
beyond return
Pure divergence, 
spacetime burns

Radiation streams, 
acceleration free
Repulsive gravity, 
symmetry release
Unstoppable outburst, 
cosmic energy

Radiation streams

Like You Used To

Like You Used To (Radio Edit)

Say! Say!

Falling Alone

Falling Alone (Extended Mix)

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Futuristic Polar Bears' energetic single "Faith" from May this year has received a festival-oriented mix from Jerry Davila and DJ Pelos. The Mexican producers and DJs co-wrote the original track, which has been played on BBC Radio 1 and supported by heavyweights such as Hardwell, Afrojack, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Fedde Le Grand, Sam Feldt and many more. The new version has a decidedly more club-ready sound, with big-room influences in the soaring melodies and bouncy drop that complement the track's inspiring vocals. Jerry Davila and DJ Pelos' interpretation is here for everyone who won't be making it to a festival stage this summer. Jerry Davila may have been behind the scenes on "Faith," but he boasts a music career that spans almost 3 decades and includes major festivals such as EDC, Tomorrowland, Medusa Festival, Daydream Festival, and many more. There's no one better to bring that vibe to the table!

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Faith

Faith (Jerry Davila & DJ Pelos Festival Mix)

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Dear Love

Dear Love (feat. Matluck)

Keep Me

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Israeli duo Teamworx returns to Protocol Recordings with a groovy progressive gem titled "Can't Get Enough," featuring vocals by Sarah De Warren. After their latest heavy-hitting track "Techno," which received an edit by Nicky Romero himself, the veterans switch up their style with ethereal melodies and softly undulating basslines that melt into a deep and groovy breakdown. De Warren's breathy vocal performance with lyrics like "I can't seem to get enough, it's all that I've been thinking of" make for a sensual but dancefloor-friendly vibe that will carry you long into the night. De Warren recently worked with Trilane & YARO on "Way Out," on Protocol Recordings, which was widely supported by industry's tastemakers, incl. BBC Radio 1. Teamworx have previously released "Just Like That" and "We Are Lost," among others, this year on the imprint.

Release Date: Aug 21

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Sarah De Warren
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Keep Me

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