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Inner City feat. Steffanie Christi'an - Dance (Maruwa Remix)

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Following their first ‘DJ TOYS’ compilation, that was celebrated by DJ Mag, played at Berghain several times and drew support from DJs like Âme, Avalon Emerson, Barker, Baumecker and Ben Sims, queer feminist party collective and record label TOYS Berlin are back with their second ‘DJ TOYS’ installment. Representing the boundary-pushing sound spectrum of the TOYS universe, up-and-coming producers DAEDE, Eklekta, ASA 808, Jon Selbo, Jakob Mäder and OSO are transcending UK bass/garage, Trance and House in five forward-thinking underground gems.

This fast-paced, synth-driven track is a strong blend of energy and emotion. Troubleshoot Recordings co-founder Jon Selbo weaves together intricate layers of synthesized chords, driving baselines with ethereal vocal snippets that elevate the track, whilst adding layers of depth. With a tempo that relentlessly propels the listener forward, this song captures the essence of a night that refuses to end, embodying the euphoric highs and introspective lows of the club experience.

PREMIERE: Jon Selbo  - Keep Ur Luv

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France’s Olympe4000 joins forces with DJ Physical this June to release their new ‘Hack Me I’m Famous’ EP, perfectly blending together their individual high octane styles across five original cuts.

In recent years French producer and DJ Olympe4000 has been steadily etching her mark on the contemporary electronic music scene through her residency radio show on Rinse France, festival appearances and output on her Adrenaline Quality imprint. Here she returns to her own label once again, this time round though, collaborating with DJ Physical, notably known for releases on Shall Not Fade’s Lost Palms sub-label, 1Ø PILLS MATE, Molekül and Life In Patterns among others.

Opening the EP is ‘Sex Symbol Sex Target’, perfectly setting the tone for the EP through a combination of ethereal pads, swinging breaks, murky acid bass and crisp, saturated percussion. Title-track ‘Hack Me I’m Famous’ follows, laying down stuttering trance like melodies and airy atmospherics atop a bouncy bass groove and bumpy drums. ‘Name Drop Me’ is up next, shifting gear back to a frenzied acid lines at its core alongside sporadic amen breaks, cinematic strings and a sturdy rhythm section.

‘Free Access To Nothing’ then sees the duo veer into deeper realms with delicate synth textures and twitchy arpeggios floating atop choppy bass stabs and heavily swung percussion. ‘Out Of The Race’ then rounds out the release, fully embracing a jungled tinged aesthetic this time courtesy of roots reggae vocal lines, heavy doses of sub bass and the genre’s iconic shuffled drum breaks.

Olympe4000 & DJ Physical - Hack Me I’m Famous EP

PREMIERE: Olympe4000 & DJ Physical - Free Access To Nothing

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@tinkerhell_cv presents five new intense dancefloor drops with 'Gatekeeper', her latest EP on SPFDJ’s @intrepidskin imprint.

Title track ‘Gatekeeper’ dives straight into a swirl of pounding kick drums, quickly brewing a storm of low-frequency acid bass and tweaky leads.

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From the heart of Glasgow to the world's most iconic stages, La La has solidified her position as a luminary in the electronic dance music scene. On 31st May, she proudly releases the full ‘Give Yourself a Try: The Remixes, a collection that not only reimagines her debut mixtape but also showcases the strength and unity of the dance music community she has cultivated over the years. The release comes via her own imprint Brand New Records to empower Scottish artists, which La La founded alongside sister-label Sound As – an outlet for releases coming from beyond Scotland.

Pleasure Corp (Dufraine and Shawn Cartier) conclude with an acid trip layered with staccato synths and a bass-heavy, electro-infused assault.

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France’s Olympe4000 joins forces with DJ Physical this June to release their new ‘Hack Me I’m Famous’ EP, perfectly blending together their individual high octane styles across five original cuts.
In recent years French producer and DJ Olympe4000 has been steadily etching her mark on the contemporary electronic music scene through her residency radio show on Rinse France, festival appearances and output on her Adrenaline Quality imprint. Here she returns to her own label once again, this time round though, collaborating with DJ Physical, notably known for releases on Shall Not Fade’s Lost Palms sub-label, 1Ø PILLS MATE, Molekül and Life In Patterns among others.
Opening the EP is ‘Sex Symbol Sex Target’, perfectly setting the tone for the EP through a combination of ethereal pads, swinging breaks, murky acid bass and crisp, saturated percussion. Title-track ‘Hack Me I’m Famous’ follows, laying down stuttering trance like melodies and airy atmospherics atop a bouncy bass groove and bumpy drums. ‘Name Drop Me’ is up next, shifting gear back to a frenzied acid lines at its core alongside sporadic amen breaks, cinematic strings and a sturdy rhythm section.
‘Free Access To Nothing’ then sees the duo veer into deeper realms with delicate synth textures and twitchy arpeggios floating atop choppy bass stabs and heavily swung percussion. ‘Out Of The Race’ then rounds out the release, fully embracing a jungled tinged aesthetic this time courtesy of roots reggae vocal lines, heavy doses of sub bass and the genre’s iconic shuffled drum breaks.

Artist social media :

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https://www.facebook.com/DjPhysical808

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Hack Me I’m Famous EP

Out Of The Race

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France’s Olympe4000 joins forces with DJ Physical this June to release their new ‘Hack Me I’m Famous’ EP, perfectly blending together their individual high octane styles across five original cuts.

In recent years French producer and DJ Olympe4000 has been steadily etching her mark on the contemporary electronic music scene through her residency radio show on Rinse France, festival appearances and output on her Adrenaline Quality imprint. Here she returns to her own label once again, this time round though, collaborating with DJ Physical, notably known for releases on Shall Not Fade’s Lost Palms sub-label, 1Ø PILLS MATE, Molekül and Life In Patterns among others.

Opening the EP is ‘Sex Symbol Sex Target’, perfectly setting the tone for the EP through a combination of ethereal pads, swinging breaks, murky acid bass and crisp, saturated percussion. Title-track ‘Hack Me I’m Famous’ follows, laying down stuttering trance like melodies and airy atmospherics atop a bouncy bass groove and bumpy drums. ‘Name Drop Me’ is up next, shifting gear back to a frenzied acid lines at its core alongside sporadic amen breaks, cinematic strings and a sturdy rhythm section.

@olympe4000
@dj-physical
@adrenalinequality

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PREMIERE: Olympe4000 & DJ Physical - Sex Symbol Sex Target [Adrenaline Quality]

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👽🧚‍♀️ ~ Trance-inducing progressive genres, which dive into the magnetic allure of '90s progressive sounds with a distinct tilt towards the club scene. ~ 👽🧚‍♀️

A1 introduces Cybernet, an emerging force hailing from the vibrant scene of Aus. Delving beyond the sounds of the '90s Cybernet brings forth a distinctive sonic narrative, intertwining intricate vocal hooks before unleashing the pulsating acid-line. An instant classic unfolds, resonating with the essence of the dancefloor.

Glen S swiftly becomes a Neptune Disc regular with "Uh!" on A2. Tailored for the club, he infuses his signature alien scattered pulses and a rolling bassline. With a deft touch, he creates a surge of energy by cutting off all elements on the drop, leaving only the bass and kicks. Expertly crafted.

On the B-side, Aiden's "Fanks" captivates with its trippy allure. This track ventures beyond imitation, weaving a tapestry of trippy sounds that transport listeners to otherworldly realms. Its avant-garde approach to trance-inducing progressive genres defies convention, pulling you into a mesmerising vortex of sound that envelops and transports.

B2 showcases Tourman's prowess as a versatile producer, seamlessly delving into a recent sound. Overflowing with progressive energy and adorned with scattered UFO sounds, this track stands as a testament to Tourman's evolving artistry—a dynamic force ready to command diverse sonic landscapes. An ideal opener for peak-time revelry.

PREMIERE: Tourman - Donald llg

DJ Magazine’s Label Of The Year, Hypercolour, continues its ongoing success story apace with a release befitting the high accolade the label has just received.

It sees a high-profile collaboration between the aforementioned publication’s DJ Of The Year, Eats Everything, and the natural heir to Claude VonStroke’s Dirtybird crown, Justin Martin. Easily two of the most prominent electronic music success stories of the past 12 months, the duo put their heads together during a week-long Bristol studio session in November before a much lauded back-to-back performance at Motion nightclub. The result is this two track EP of contrasting styles and conception-challenging sounds.

The opening offering on the EP, ‘Feather Fight’, sets the tone with more of a jacking house rhythm. The track progresses to its mid-point with a continually rising, paranoid note hinting at something sinister before it breaks into a mélange of warbling synths and soft bassy undertones that are rich in variation. It’s an instantly addictive and subtly infectious track that sees both producers exercising restraint to create a production with that ‘get in your head’ quality.

The second track, ‘Harpy’, is similar to the first in that lures you into a false sense of the security. Its opening lines are all ambient harps and soft string textures with the vocal telling you it’s “time to let go”, before melting away in dramatic fashion with a fog-horn blast. The rest ofthe track is an ode to these rich contrasts, with the harp continuing to play its part as well as the broad, depthy bass weight.

Two of the most effervescent characters in house music have penned an EP consistent with their brilliantly colourful personalities, and in the process Hypercolour continue to confound expectations with something far removed from previous offerings. 

Justin Martin & Eats Everything - Feather Fight EP‏

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Justin Martin & Eats Everything - Feather Fight EP‏

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