It doesn't take an expert to notice that, in the last few months, a new musical family has built itself on the ruins of loud big beat-like fidget and overly distorted washing machine-electro. 
Inspired by the "less is more" ethics of minimal techno as much as the DIY/"sample-anything-as-long-as-it's-got-attitude" philosophy of hip-hop, this new unnamed form of groovy and refreshing house music is rising and Sound Pellegrino is proud to be at the forefront of such an exciting phenomenon.

In the wake of their acclaimed Dubsided hit EP "Spraycan", with Kitsune and Deadfish releases already buzzing and the whole dance music world wanting a piece of them in 2009, Finnish duo Renaissance Man deliver a massive EP for Sound Pellegrino which promises to catch the ear of an insanely wide spectrum of audiences, confirming their status of most exciting new house act of the year. 

It is quite hard to resist the catchiness of the tongue-in-cheek vocal sample in "What Is Guru", and even your mother will soon ask you to burn her a CD of "that Krishna song" you play all the time. But once the novelty's gone, the thing that makes "What Is Guru" an ultimate club hit is the impeccable and original production, serving a groove reminiscent of Akufen's early radio-chopping work. 
It's so good that Riva Starr, a fan of the early demo version of the original, and one of artists who helped define this new sound we keep writing about, made us the honor to provide an infectious percussive remix which will prove itself more than useful for DJs who aren't feeling the whole vocal/spiritual breakdown thing.
"Aloha" and its accompanying dub are equally as lethal on dancefloors, perpetuating the tradition of tribal, menacing post-Baltimore Sound Pellegrino riddims installed by Zombie Disco Squad's "Eurovision". 

We said we weren't gonna give it a name, but if "sparse house music with conceptual samples" is an army, then Renaissance Man are the most devoted soldiers who become generals in the middle of the movie. 

Renaissance Man - Aloha

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Looking 4 Something

SHISHI (Départ Remix)

Shishi feat Tamada & Nini Nutsubidze (DEPART REMIX)

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"Gully" by @SpankRock, produced by @Boysnoize and @Kid-Kamillion.
Artwork by Sean Maung.

Out May 20th on Boysnoize Records.

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Marking his second outing on Hot Creations, OMRI. (pronounced OMRI dot) is back with ‘Release The Pressure’, a potent two-tracker that reaffirms his status as one of the most exciting and unconventional rising voices in house music. Dropping in the heart of summer, the release delivers two distinctive cuts built for dancefloor impact, showcasing the sonic versatility that’s put him on the map. Now a familiar name within the international circuit, OMRI. has carved out a unique niche with a forward-thinking style that bridges heads-down psychedelia and peak-time sonics. His last appearance on Hot Creations came via 2024’s ‘Dance All Night’, while his more recent Crosstown Rebels outing ‘Nothing Wrong’ picked up Pete Tong’s Essential New Tune on BBC Radio 1, and this return delivers yet another marker of his growing global influence.

Featuring vocals from LA-based songwriter and poet Benni Ola, lead track ‘Release The Pressure’ is a pulsating, groove-driven heater made for full-throttle moments. Crisp percussion, hooky vocals, sharp synths, and low-end pressure come together in a track that simmers with controlled intensity. On the flip, ‘Sweat’ goes deeper and darker with Ola once again featuring - hypnotic, trippy yet playful, and perfectly unhinged yet locked in for the more off-kilter corners of the night.

“‘Release the Pressure’ is about letting go, giving in to the groove. And ‘Sweat’... well, the name says it all. Two tracks made for peak-time moments, proud to drop them on Hot Creations” - OMRI. With past releases on REALM, Nervous and more, OMRI.’s sonic world continues to expand at a rapid rate. His recent dates have seen him light up renowned venues from Miami’s Club Space to Hï Ibiza, adding to landmark sets at Burning Man and Mayan Warrior in Tulum. Alongside his own output, his label Collecting Dots is quickly establishing itself with a distinctive sound and vision, while hosting curated showcases around the world. Having already joined label boss Jamie Jones at UNVRS Ibiza earlier in the season, and with a second Paradise appearance to come in September, ‘Release The Pressure’ arrives as a significant release in the midst of his biggest summer yet.

OMRI. ‘Release The Pressure’ drops via Hot Creations on 11th July 2025.

Tracklist
1. Release The Pressure feat. Benni Ola
2. Sweat feat. Benni Ola

OMRI. - Sweat feat. Benni Ola

Lost In The Mellow Circus

Lost In The Mellow Circus (Extended Mix)

Warm up set for Vull

B.Freddie is a unique and talented Producer and DJ bought up on the english South west coast and moved to Mallorca, Spain as a teenager where he truly fell in love with electronic music. Although relatively new to the music scene he is making waves in both Mallorca and abroad with an innate ability to read and move a crowd.
His sound can be described as house music, with deep, ultra funky bass lines and euphoric melodies that fill rooms and electrify audiences with an irresistible energy. He’s Always adaptable, forward-thinking and continually seeks to push the limits and excite audiences, bringing an infectious rhythm to any dance floor.

Warm up set for Vull

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