Not one to revel too much in the limelight, Johannes Brecht prefers to ply his trade in the shadows - fitting for his oceandeep productions. The Stuttgart native marks his first outing on Steve Bug's inimitable Poker Flat Recordings with an exceptionally atmospheric EP sure to make it's mark with the deeper end of the DJ fraternity.


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Nasty

Sinfonia EP

Mangatune

„Whistle Jam EP“ is the title of the 3-tracker EP that Swiss/French DJ and producer Deer Jade brings to Diynamic.
The opening and title track is a fun Indie Dance gem with a hypnotic bass groove and an infectiously catchy melody - try resisting to whistle along!
„Don’t Need To Know“ takes us to funky town with its intoxicating disco vibe - put your best outfit on, blow out your hair and hit the dance floor in your nearest club!
And „Set Me Free“ with its chopped and screwed bits hits a darker and jazzier note, makes us close our eyes and move for hours on end among all the silhouettes around us.

Deer Jade - Set Me Free

Here comes Four To The Floor 42.
On opening track „Party Girl“, Turkish producer Timon features the iconic voice of artist Michelle Gurevich’s eponymous song and puts it into a new dress - club ready and simultaneously floating, ethereal, but with a similar sense of weltschmerz as the original.
Next is Joplyn’s „Crazy MF“, in which her incredible falsetto voice takes us for a spin through dramatic soundscapes.
Matteea puts the pedal to the metal in „One More Time“, with dizzying acid arpeggios and high-energy percussions.
And on the closing track „Haunted“, Aries blends melancholic vocals with mesmerizing synth arrangements and takes us deeper into the fog of the enchanted forest.

Matteea - One More Time

Pogo EP

Deep Control

FTTF 44 opens with "The Groover" by Doriann & Wave Wave - tight, punchy and straight to the point. The vocal cuts ride a deep, rolling bassline that instantly locks you in. Kiko & Olivier Giacomotto's "Bounce" keeps things moving with a chunky groove and bright stabs, giving it that classic, floor-focused tension. Roman Kyn's "Offset" dips things into deeper waters - warm bass, floating synths and a stripped-back vibe that stretches time a little. Willis closes it out with "Lifeline," a darker, cheeky cut with attitude in the low-end and just enough emotion to leave a mark. Raw, moody and built for the dancefloor -  this EP doesn't waste a second

Kiko, Olivier Giacomotto - Bounce

Legacy EP

Amadeus

FTTF45 returns with a rollercoaster of fast-forward-thinking sounds, slick synths and no-filter emotions. "Boss Bitch" by Rawfox kicks off with "Mixing" - Spanish vocals riding sharp percussion, built for the first outdoor night of the season, like a cocktail that hits before you even sit down. "Catchaman" by Adapter follows close, pads swirling, kick locked - like that friend who doesn't ask, just pulls you straight to the floor. "Laugh And Play" by Rayan Woods brings the epic high point - powerful vocals and bold sounds that make everything feel exactly right in that one moment. "Fold" by Beswerda closes it out, offering space to pack all those memories away like treasures. Each track rides with you on every step of your journey — one night, four turns, zero slowdown.

Beswerda - Fold

After two strong releases on Diynamic and his big hit "Yumi", Notre Dame returns with his new EP "Nobody Told Me". Soft percussion and a gentle kick roll in, airy vocals twisting through the synths — the title track is a smooth invitation, pulling you into the night’s flow. "Alive" flows forward with a vocal that echoes something inside you, guiding your feet to the dancefloor without question. "Everytime" meets you right there — arms up, eyes closed — locking into that weekend peak like it was made for it. Three tracks, three partners in crime, moving with you through the night and sticking with you all summer.

Notre Dame - Alive (INSTRUMENTAL)

Following his standout EP, "Dont Stop" and the infectious single "Follow Me" on FTTF35, Max Styler makes a powerful return to Diynamic in collaboration with up-and-comer Deomid with two heavy-hitting, indie dance and tech house-infused cuts for the club. The release opens with "Every Night" — a confident, rolling cut charged by a powerful kick and wobbling synths, layered over a warm, driving rhythm. Its the kind of track that sparks the floor just as the night settles in — playful but locked, with a subtle late summer tension simmering underneath. "Get Down" follows with intent, bringing the heat with punchy low-end and sharp percussion. Warped vocals melt into the rhythm, and just when you think its peaked, it dives even deeper. With this two-track release, Max Styler and Deomid prove their command of the dancefloor — precise, powerful, and impossible to ignore.