Supported by Trikk, Jimi Jules, Vintage Culture, Laurent Garnier, Reznik Keinemusic, Spencer Brown, Pete Tong, John Digweed, Camelphat, Jonathan Kaspar etc etc

Dino Lenny & Jarvis Cocker 'Magic House'

Download/Vinyl/Stream: https://toy-tonics.lnk.to/TouchEP

Toy Tonics presents a new EP by one of the labels lead artists: CODY CURRIE. The London born talent comes with 4 new tracks that combine neo soul and jazz funk with uptempo house music.
Cody usually plays all the instruments on his tracks working as the bassplayer, singer, guitar virtuoso and drummer and becoming one of the hot names in London's club scene as a DJ around 5 years ago at a young age. 

His vibe is similar to his the soulful and extravagant sound as these his heros had. Not needing any help from anybody. Even mixing and engeenering all his music himself.
Cody Currie’s sound is perfect for today’s DJ sets and fits with the current wave of funky house and groove oriented music coming from London that is taking over the clubs.

Released 04.11.24

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Cody Currie - No Ice

After a series of spectacular shows in Tulum and Medellín, the new CORE stage travelled to Parque Maeda in Itu, São Paulo for Tomorrowland Brasil.

Dino Lenny at Tomorrowland Brasil 2024 l CORE STAGE

US artist Danny Daze, out of Miami, has long been affiliated with the more electronic side of dance music. From the early days in the electro scene and more abstract forms of techno, the Omnidisc boss has covered a lot of musical ground since then. Helping to reimagine the underground landscape, Danny was pivotal in the early 2010s club sound with releases on Hot Creations, Ellum Audio, and Kompakt. He soon turned his attention back to the obscure side of the dancefloor and IDM. As much a music lover and dancer as he is an artist, he knows exactly what works on the dancefloor and his recent album “::BLUE::” on his own Omnidisc imprint exemplifies this ethos. [continue reading at...https://trommelmusic.com/music/trommel-226-danny-daze/]

Trommel.226 - Danny Daze

Fragmento del DJ set de @thomassjackson en MUY DURO x CDMX en Fünk Club el 1 de agosto 2025

MUY DURO x CDMX / Fünk Club: Thomass Jackson

The second volume of Invisible Inc’s 10-year anniversary celebrations has landed, hot on the heels of the scorching first volume.

Where Volume 1 focussed on the dub-style, electronic and ambient side of the label’s output, the second volume leans towards the ‘psych’ side of the label.

As has been a consistent pattern with the label in its decade of existence is its ethos of releasing new and exclusive tracks as well as releasing on vinyl pre-existing tracks that only ever saw the light of day in the digital realm. This compilation is no different. Alongside exclusive new material from Anna vs June, E Ruscha V, Banda Magnética, Exotic Gardens, Kanot and a Coyote remix of Sordid Sound System we also have for the first time on vinyl two tracks by Hena and Futurum that went somewhat under the radar first time round and really deserved to be shared with the wider world.

Three vinyl edits are also available as bonus tracks when downloading the whole album:
Hena - Nuan (Vinyl Edit) 6:06
Sordid Sound System - Gimme Fever (Coyote Remix) (Vinyl Edit) 5:38
Kanot - After Age (Vinyl Edit) 4:58

Hena is Ukrainian producer Volodymyr Gnatenko. I first heard "Nuan" in a mix by Andrea Ida & immediately needed to know what it was. Pure peyote-powered desert music that went under the radar and needed to be heard by more!

"Is It Balearic?" label boss Coyote does the honours and remixes the title track from Sordid Sound System's "Gimme Fever" LP turning it into a hypnotic acid dub mantra.

Swedish duo Kanot are Anton Kolbe (Tross) and Jesper Jarold (Fontän) joining forces to make dreamrock for psychonauts.

Also from Sweden are Futurum who sent me a promo of "Prado" over two years ago. A regular feature in my warm-up DJ sets, it's well overdue it being pressed up on wax!

Exotic Gardens is the alias of Peaking Lights' Aaron Coyes through which he finds a space for acidic experimentation enhanced by live dubstyle mixer operations.

LA-resident Eddie Ruscha, a frequent visitor to the label under his cosmic Secret Circuit alias, appears for the first time under his experimental ambient E Ruscha V moniker.

Banda Magnética is the brainchild of Hugo Capablanca (Discos Capablanca) & Borja Caro (Metametal) offering a mindpuzzler of improvised musique concrète.

Athens-based Anna vs June returns to the fold and closes the proceedings with a song of love, relationships, vulnerability and patience drenched in dreamy electronics.

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INVINC 40LPS Resonance: 10 Years Of Psychedelic Sounds From The Soul Of Invisible Inc [clips]

Rory K - PUSSY RIDE (cheerleader edit)

Download/Vinyl/Stream: https://toy-tonics.lnk.to/FadeToBlackEP

Cody Currie returns with a new EP! 
Imagine Jamiroquai jamming with Masters at Work and Todd Terje, this one’s got that vibe! The London-based soul talent delivers four fresh tracks for Toy Tonics. 
Having been with the label for over five years, Cody continues to evolve as a multi-instrumentalist and top-tier producer. 
The new EP blends live instrumentation— bass, guitar, and keyboard - with cutting-edge grooves made for the dance floors of 2025.

Released 29.08.25

Cody Currie - Fade To Black

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When Jamie Jones and Nicole Moudaber first collaborated on Hot Creations in 2020 with ‘Pepper Shake’, the result was a record that became an instant fixture in DJ sets worldwide for a seemingly never-ending list of names. Five years on, the pair return with ‘Where All My People’, a powerful anthem that merges Jamie’s signature groove-led style with Nicole’s unmistakable drive and energy. The record is further elevated by the pen and infectious vocals of London-based duo House Of Molly, whose recent work includes collaborations with Eats Everything and Piero Pirupa following their debut alongside Moudaber in 2024. ‘Where All My People’ is a celebration of rhythm, anchored by a rolling bassline and crisp percussion that form a tight, understated
groove. House of Molly’s commanding vocal hook runs through the track like a thread of energy, adding a human touch that feels both intimate and anthemic. The ‘Dub’ version strips away the vocal layers, shifting the focus onto a pulsating low-end and intricate drum programming, perfect for DJs who want a darker, more heads-down interpretation.

Both Jamie and Nicole have spent years shaping the global electronic scene, each with a legacy of releases and events that have defined dance music. Jamie, as the creative force behind Hot Creations and Paradise, remains one of the most respected names in house music, known for his signature blend of funk-driven rhythms and forward-thinking productions. Nicole, equally iconic, is a powerhouse of the techno and house worlds, with her longstanding MOOD and recently launched MoodCollective imprints, and a career defined by genre-crossing creativity, iconic collaborations, and relentless energy.

‘Where All My People’ is more than just a collaboration; it’s the meeting of two icons who have consistently pushed the sounds of the dancefloor forward, and the introduction of a dynamic female duo already capturing serious attention. Marking another standout moment where distinct musical identities merge seamlessly, and as Hot Creations continues its hot streak, ‘Where All My
People’ stands out as one of the label’s biggest records of 2025 - crafted by artists at the top of their game, and built for key moments across the globe.

Jamie Jones & Nicole Moudaber feat. House Of Molly ‘Where All My People’ drops via Hot Creations on 29th August 2025.

Tracklist
1. Where All My People
2. Where All My People (Dub)

Jamie Jones & Nicole Moudaber ft. House Of Molly - Where All My People (Dub)

excursions into 4x4, one side being a UK take on the DJ Sneak / Derrick Carter 'bumpty' vibe, the other channeling the spirit of Joey Beltram and his filtered disco / techno experiments into a powerball banger.

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