Small Pyramids is LA’s Zach Hunsaker. Heavily influenced by nu-disco, early house music and edit culture, Zach began cutting up old disco, funk and r&b tracks for his DJ gigs in Los Angeles as Small Pyramids. Making the move from producing edits to sampling for original tracks was a natural progression and crucial step to developing a unique style. As a result of remixing acts like NightWaves and Arohan, Small Pyramids gained blog exposure on sites like Disco Workout, Tracasseur, In the Deep End and Disco Delicious. The first Small Pyramids EP, “Another Way to Feel” was released late in 2010 to great critical acclaim and shortly thereafter Zach signed to Glasgow Underground.

His first single, the foot-stomping disco of “I Want Blood” came out on a limited 12” in November 2011 and made it straight into DJ Magazine’s Tunes of the Year. Zach followed that up with a contribution to GU’s “Spring/Summer Collection 2012. “The Music” is a slice of prime time hands-in-the-air goodness complete with elated vocals and butt-wiggling bass. Diverse DJs began picking up on Zach’s sound with Rub’n’Tug, Laurent Garnier, Grum, PBR Streetgang and Harri from the Sub Club all play-listing his tracks. 

As well as his original material Zach remixed Mary Epworth, Sam Sparro and local hero Goldroom and found blogs like Golden Scissors and La.Ga.Sta full of love for his sun-kissed sounds.

2013 saw Zach featuring on GU’s “Summer of Love” compilation. “Don’t Do It To Me” is his city’s take on the garage revival. Out went the M1 organ sound of Ejeca et al and in came touches of Todd Edwards and MJ Cole all wrapped up in a blissed-out Small Pyramids groove. Meggy loved it, Gilles Peterson described it as “killer” and Agoria said it was simply “a bomb”. 
The album “Slow It Down” takes in these three and adds 7 more slow burning, unforgettable jams. There’s the title track with its looping, lazy vocals and glittering synths, the joyous heavy thump of “Look No Further”, the raw cut-up funk of “Lil’ Bit” and the hypnotic piano love song “I’m Gonna Beg You”. And that’s before Zach takes you to the heart of his dance-floor with the three singles. 
Add to that the mid-tempo R’n’B pilfering of “Make It Smoother” and two near-perfect chill-out tracks “Stranded” & “Warmer” and you have the kind of album that sounds as good in the sunrise café’s of Ibiza as it does in the basement clubs of London’s East End and the pool-side parties of Zach’s own LA.

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Alright, heads up! Sammy Alexander is back in the mix with a track that’s all about commanding the dancefloor. 'Move Your Body' is crafted to ignite those late-night sessions (proper club ammo, trust).

In the tech house scene, Sammy is a straight-up legend, always pushing the genre's limits like a true innovator. Ezy St. Records is the go-to for anyone craving that raw, underground vibe (you know the score).

'Move Your Body' is a total banger with deep grooves, relentless basslines, and rhythms that'll have you hypnotized. This track is pure dancefloor dynamite, made to keep the energy sky-high (reload!).

Picture this: nights at iconic spots like Berghain in Berlin. The low ceiling, the pounding bass, it's all about losing yourself in the collective groove, sweat dripping, and bodies moving as one.

The Banana Thang EP drops on Ezy St. Records on October 31st, 2025 (Halloween treat, anyone?).

This premiere is a must for any true dance music head. 

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Mat.Joe is back on his imprint LA BAMBA!
His brand-new tune “Once Again” goes right back to where it all started in 2012. A deep house jam with a catchy R&B vocal, stomping funky bassline, raw drums and emotional pads.

Let’s do this – ONCE AGAIN!

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Glasgow Underground’s next release sees Kevin McKay team up with Swedish producer Serwus on I Just Can’t Get Enough — a deep, rolling club track designed for those perfect peak-time moments.

Kevin took the best ideas from Serwus’ demo and rebuilt them in his Scottish seaside studio, creating a hypnotic groove that moves like a wave — constant energy, subtle changes, and emotion at its core.

The dual vocals — “you make me lose my mind” and “I just can’t get enough” — capture the feeling every DJ knows: that rush of connection when the dance floor is at its peak.

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Alright, heads, get ready to have your minds blown by Soulemi and Santos Suarez with their latest banger, 'Love For My Brothers'. This track is pure dynamite for your peak-time arsenal. (Proper club ammo, trust.)

You might know Soulemi as Maroy, and he's teaming up with Santos Suarez to this beast of a tune. It's all happening under the Phoenix Music banner, where Andy Reid is the big boss making sure we get nothing but top-tier house magic.

Now, let me tell you, 'Love For My Brothers' is all about that relentless bassline that just grabs the room by the horns. It's got those precise vocal chops and some intricate synth work that’s engineered to own the dance floor. (Reload and let it rip!)

Feel the intensity of this release at your go-to underground spots. You know, the kind of place where the walls sweat and the crowd moves as one. (Vibe central.)

Mark your calendars, because this weapon is set to drop globally on November 7th via Phoenix Music. You won't want to miss it. This premiere is primed to ignite the scene with its raw energy. (Boom!)

Don't sleep on it, pre-order or pre-save now to make sure you're front and center for this sonic experience. Be the first to drop it in your set and watch the dance floor go wild. (Heads will thank you.)

So, what are you waiting for? Get yourself sorted and ready to ride the wave of this absolute monster of a track. It's a certified dance floor destroyer, and you’ll want to be part of the action.

Soulemi, Maroy, Santos Suarez - Love For My Brothers [Phoenix Music]

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Berlin’s Tal Fussman returns to Rekids with the ‘Walking on Mars’ EP, releasing 7th November 2025. It follows the Survival Tactics boss’ recent album on Binh’s Time Passages, as well as his ‘Definition’ (2024) and ‘I Feel’ (2025) EPs on Rekids, with Fussman’s fresh spin on classic House and Techno winning support from the likes of Raresh, Cromby, DVS1, Saoirse, Carista, Honey Dijon, and many more.

The ‘Walking on Mars’ EP opens with ‘Crystallized’, a cavernous cut exclusive to 12”, where Tal Fussman pares back his signature percussive style in favor of a rolling groove set against a deep, atmospheric backdrop. ‘Who’s Who?’ follows, its wild sequences and skewed drumlines colliding in restless motion, before giving way to ‘Sea of Blue’, a pure rhythmic trip infused with dub textures and a hypnotic, evocative vocal sample.

The title track, ‘Walking on Mars’, drives forward on hard-hitting drums that gradually unfold into a soulful house melody, setting the stage for ‘Knowledge_Machine’, a razor-sharp electro finale of snaking synths and an apt robotic vocal. Fussman’s versatility shines throughout, with the EP already winning support from Antal, Rene Wise, Marcel Dettmann, and Fred P.

Founded in 2006, Radio Slave’s Rekids has since launched the Techno-focused Rekids Special Projects in 2017 and its latest sublabel, REK’D, in 2024. With Matt Edwards as the sole A&R, Rekids has been instrumental in developing emerging artists and remains a trusted home for House and adjacent sounds, recently featuring names such as Hilit Kolet, Frankey & Sandrino, Mathias Kaden, Huxley, and many more.

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Glasgow Underground was set up in 1997 by Kevin McKay. He began the label releasing his own music and collaborations with friends and other Glasgow-based artists (Omid 16b, Studio Blue, DJ Q, Harri). Through his DJing and work for various music magazines (Muzik, Jockey Slut, Mixmag Update) he met some of his favourite producers of the time (Romanthony, Mateo & Matos, Idjut Boys...) and convinced some of them to join him releasing on GU. In the early 2000s, Kevin met Mylo and set up the Breastfed record label. The global success of "Destroy Rock & Roll" meant Glasgow Underground was put on hold. After leaving the Breastfed label in 2011, Kevin re-started Glasgow Underground and since then the label has gone on to re-invigorate Romanthony's catalogue with remixes from the likes of Dixon, MCDE, Gerd, Andres, Oliver Dollar, Ejeca, Audiojack, Claptone, Christian Nielsen, Supernova, Jimmy Edgar and Waifs & Strays. The label has also introduced producers like Daniel Trim, Brett Gould, Mia Dora and Illyus & Barrientos as well has releasing established & rising stars such as Metodi Hristov, Stefano Ritteri and Sabb.