When two musicians intensively work together for a period of time, at some point the whole becomes greater than the sum of its parts. If Paul Boex and Dave Miller hadn’t already reached that status under their Abstract Division moniker, they certainly have now, with the release of Midnight Ensemble, their first full length album.   

Those who have followed the duo since their early days of playing dj-sets together, know that it’s hard to define their style anywhere beyond techno or even electronic music, as it is ever evolving and always dependent on the time of the day or night. When listening to this album, the resemblance between their unpredictable selection behind the decks and the eclectic range of subgenres on this album is more obvious than ever before.  

Midnight Ensemble could be interpreted as an ode to nightlife; a reminiscence of all that happens between dusk and dawn, captured and compressed into about one hour of music. An hour in which they so delicately time their changing of styles and tempos, always reading the room and always being one step ahead of the crowd.

  This album is a reflection of that skill, starting its journey with soothing, mood-setting ambient, followed by timeless pieces of Detroit and dubtechno. A daring electro cuts providing a refreshing break from the four to the floor tradition, only to be followed by the stripped down sound the duo is so comfortable with.   

The final minutes consist of experimental breaks, one last banger to pull out the last bits of energy that is left and a beautiful outro, which concludes the all-nighter vibe. There are no open endings, it doesn’t make you want to stay in the dark forever. Rather it makes you want to close your eyes one last time before walking outside to see the sun come up again before going home, overwhelmed and satisfied.

Abstract Division - Midnight Ensemble

Midnight Ensemble

Mind Over Matter

Open Your Soul

A Surreal Odyssey

A Surreal Odyssey

Nightfall

Empty Floor

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SAMA returns with four intricately crafted techno rollers on his Maximalist_Minimalist imprint.

MXMN003

PREMIERE: SAMA - Gentle Reminder [MXMN003]

For the third release on DIG Curated, Marrønn steps in to present a trailblazer in Tbilisi’s underground sene – Irakli Bregvadze aka Uväll. He is known for groove-driven, high-energy techno, emerging from the heart of Georgia’s electronic music movement, where the mantra “We dance together, we fight together” symbolises a commitment to unity and resistance. His production style – a potent fusion of hypnotic rhythms and raw intensity – is designed for big-room club spaces, capturing dancers in an immersive experience throughout. Uväll’s magnetic sound lies in touching all elements while never failing to keep the minimalism as intriguing as it is mysterious. His undulating rhythms, draped with enigmatic synths, work seamlessly at both faster and slower tempos, keeping the tracks deeply catpivating.

With Northern Lights’ heavy pulsations that control and mold the listener, it becomes clear why Marrøn—who has been consistently curating the steamiest dancefloors—would choose to present Uväll’s music as a precious discovery. Both artists seem to be born under similar stars, living and breathing the social movement that techno is, standing up for freedom of expression and border-transcending values.

Renowned for his deep-rooted dedication to the underground techno community, Marrøn lends his endorsement and artistic appreciation to the release. As a co-founder of Eerste Communie, Marrøn has consistently championed forward-thinking sounds and community-driven dancefloor experiences, making him the utlimate advocate for DIG Curated’s mission. Always in competition with himself, Marrøn’s fast-paced yet highly rhythmic selections are driven by his roots in African groove combined with a powerful, yet hypnotizing and atmospheric techno sound.

A1 - Uväll - Northern Lights
A2 - Uväll - Reminiscence 
B1 - Uväll - Bleak
B2 - Uväll - Sleepwalker


A1 - Uväll - Northern Lights

A2 - Uväll - Reminiscence

PRESS:
Drifting beyond the edge of known space, I wake to find my crew gone and something ancient stirring in the dark. Silence has a shape... and it's waiting.

| Cosmic Xplorer & Pulso 
| Verax EP 
| RECT035

Recorded Things 
23.05.2025

1. Verax 1.1
2. Verax 1.2
3. Verax 1.3
4. Verax 1.4

Cosmic Xplorer & Pulso - Verax 1.3

Support here: https://rootsaudio.bandcamp.com/album/initial-object-ep

Shifting identities for several years, the Reduks' project embodies a deliberate departure. It delves into the depths of expression, driven by inner inspiration rather than external validation. Stripping down the entirety to just making music; trying to find complexity within simplicity. A journey into the raw beauty of underground music. Initial Object marks his first solo release, a clear reflection of what the Reduks project stands for.

Written & Produced by Reduks
Mastered by Charles Accarisi
Logo by Ben Winter
Artwork by roots.audio

DS Premiere: Reduks - Object [ROA-002]

Label co-founder MZR joins forces with Swedish artist Franz Jäger for a split release that embodies their shared minimalistic approach and distinct sonic identities. Franz Jäger delivers a groovy, functional tool track full of subtle textures and hypnotic rhythm, while MZR follows with a dreamy, emotive closer.

Available on 12" limited vinyl here:
https://www.decks.de/track/mzr_franz_jger-syxtltd006/co6-as

Digital Version:
https://syxt-official.bandcamp.com/album/syxtspc006

Tracks:

Franz Jäger - Evolve
MZR - Closer

SYXTLTD006

SYXTLTD006 - MZR & Franz Jäger

Ana Rs makes her debut on Float Records with Not Yet Born, But Heard, a four-track EP showcasing her distinct approach to techno. This EP serves as a reminder of the genre’s deeper, perhaps even forgotten, side. Each track unfolds like a journey, revealing new elements with every step forward. Expect smart rhythms, pulsating sounds, and immersive layers. 

Ana Rs - Not Yet Born, But Heard [FLOAT089] (previews)

Interakt - Advection EP
RELATIVITY0.4

A1. Convective
A2. Moho-uplift
B1. Advection
B2. Sphere-like Artifact

Interakt debuts on the label for the next release. 
4 abstract, precise, dancefloor-focused deep cuts.

W+P by Fernando Sanz and Teo Pellegrino
Mastered by Giuseppe Tillieci at Enisslab
Artwork by Micah 

RELATIVITY 2025

Interakt - Advection [RELATIVITY0.4]

Rythme.2 

“Rythme” is the French word for "rhythm" and my own podcast series.

It's time for the second episode, a bit more than 2-hours long with tracks I recently played and discovered and for the first time some of my own materials. It's a 3 decks recordings in one shot to make it more real, a summary of what I used to do while playing. 

Hope you gonna enjoy it !

Recorded at Elata HQ
Mastered by @essentiamusic @duplicityedinburgh
Artwork: Ylia


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Music from (A-Z):
Ackermann & Vinicius Honorio
Alberto Tolo
Altinbas
Ben Reymann
Bob Semp
Connor Wall
Daryn Steytler
Deranged
DJ HI
Duncan Macdonald
Flits
Franz Jäger
Fukumachi
GEISTFREI
Jay York
Juan Sanchez
Ketch
Ketch & Alessio Landini
Lacchesi
Line
LUAR
Marcal
Markus Suckut
mchvlsm
Michael Ius
Mmolotsi Mabua
Najel Monteiro
Obscur
Pierce
Primordial State
Rene Wise
Scheermann
Slone
Stephen Disario
Tom Peters
Toru Ikemoto
Tristan Blach
Uväll
Veiga
Vinicus Honorio
Ylia

Rythme.2

Written, mixed and produced by Konstantinos Sitaras
"Anatomia" written, mixed and produced by Konstantinos Sitaras & Artur Moreira
Mastered by João Rodrigues at Tema Mastering
Artwork by João Frederico
Released by NRBK, Portugal
Release Date Digital: 18th of July, 2025
Catalog Reference: NRBK009
Format: Digital

Release description:
AgainstMe signs Blinded By Success with two solo tracks shaped by control and momentum. Nørbak joins on the third, pushing the energy into darker, Birmingham-influenced territory.

Tracklist:
1.AgainstMe - Blinded by Success
2.AgainstMe - Ekptotos
3.AgainstMe & Nørbak - Anatomia



AgainstMe - Blinded by Success EP | NRBK009 | Previews

Dynamic Reflection reflects intelligent, dance floor oriented techno in its purest form.

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