Here’s Diynamic’s „Four To The Floor 28“, a selection of Solomun’s road tested secret weapons.
Opening track „All Over My Body“ by Ben Sterling feat. Superchumbo is a sensual Tech House gem with a hypnotic mantra sticking to you like body oil.
„Here Comes The Ride“ by Viv Castle feat. Kxne is an oddly satisfying audio commentary on all the sensations during music reception.
All you can do is dance.
Malive and Linkage come together on „Pictures“ and create a sensitive dance floor moment for closed eyes and introspection.
And closing off the FTTF28 is Gorgin with „Principal Agent“, a dreamy and melodic send-off into the night.

Ben Sterling - All Over My Body feat. Superchumbo

Tear The Club Up

Tear The Club Up (Zoo Brazil Remix)

Be Yo

Download & Stream : https://moonharbour.lnk.to/MHD251

Moon Harbour founder Matthias Tanzmann's faultless run of collaborations continues with a new hookup alongside The Deepshakerz. Their 'Lift Me Up' is a chunky tech house heater that grabs you by the hips. The body-moving groove is anchored by tribal drums, but there’s plenty of soul within: smoldering vocal hooks rise from the depths and bring a heartfelt human energy. It’s a dancefloor confessional that's real, raw and gritty. 




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Matthias Tanzmann, The Deepshakerz - Lift Me Up (Extended Version)

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Bluest Flame (Only Coco Edit)

Like That

Argentinian tech house technician Blank Sense is an artist on the rise. With releases on Insomniac and Repopulate Mars and DJ support from heavy-hitters like MK, Marco Carolo, Tiesto and Layton Giordani, he is one to watch. We've had this version of the New Order classic as a secret weapon for a while now, and the reactions have been outstanding. Now with a new vocal from Simon Ellis, we can share it with the world—nostalgia tech at its finest.

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Blank Sense - Blue Monday (Extended Mix) [Glasgow Underground]

Some Remixes of Hooked

Hooked (Ben Sterling Remix)

How Can I Lose

RVDIOVCTIVE welcomes Miami-based DJ and producer Doc Brown with a blistering new two-track EP titled Doesn’t Seem To Make Sense - released July 25.

Known for his deep catalog of slamming tech house and techno, Doc Brown delivers yet another potent statement of intent on this release. The title track, “Doesn’t Seem To Make Sense,” leans into darker territory with hypnotic vocal stabs, growling basslines, and industrial textures that create a controlled chaos tailor-made for peak-hour warehouse energy. It's minimal yet menacing, a rollercoaster of tension and drive.

On the flip, “Underground Kick” comes in two flavors: the original mix and a stripped-back version. The original is a thumping, high-octane groover with intricate percussion, gritty synths, and a no-nonsense low end designed to dominate club systems. The stripped mix pulls back some of the layers to spotlight the raw, unfiltered pulse of the rhythm. A DJ tool that oozes versatility.

With releases on top-tier labels like Farris Wheel, Rawthentic, SNOE, Safe Music, Box of Cats and now RVDIOVCTIVE, Doc Brown has carved out a signature sound built on dark grooves, surgical production, and a relentless commitment to the underground. He's shared stages with the likes of Mark Knight, Gene Farris, and Prok & Fitch, and regularly plays key events from Miami Music Week to EDC and Groove Cruise.

This EP is a snapshot of a producer in full command of his craft — purposeful, dynamic, and unshakably true to the underground.

More Doc Brown:
www.docbrowndj.com
facebook.com/docbrowndj
twitter.com/docbrowndj
instagram.com/docbrowndj

BEATPORT

Doc Brown // Doesn't Seem To Make Sense (Original Mix)

Beatport-charting artist rocking pool parties from Miami to Vegas & club dates worldwide.
BPM Festival. EDC. Groove Cruise.

For remix requests &amp; booking, please email: steve@grovehousellc.com

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