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The Awakening

The Awakening(Extended Mix)

Nasty club track with totally fun original vocals, driving drums, and demented synths!!!

Bad Kitty

Leopard Step - Bad Kitty

Original fun vocals, jangly drum breaks, sick house chords and nasty synths!!! Always high energy!!!!!

Candy

Leopard Step - Candy

Nasty, nasty, nasty!  Try this Diet Plan!!!

Diet Plan

Leopard Step - Diet Plan

Blazing acid tech house glory with original vocals and hot dual 303 action!!!!

Ninja Stars and Race Cars

Leopard Step - Ninja Stars And Race Cars

Ghost Town

The Weeknd - after hours X Skrilex & Fred Again - Baby Again
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Daniel Madison - AFTER HOURS X BABY AGAIN PREVIEW

Moray comes from the heart of Barcelona, and you can feel that warmth in every sound he creates. There’s a quiet confidence in his music, the kind that doesn’t chase attention but effortlessly finds it. We’ve been following his journey for a while, drawn to the honesty and emotion that run through his work. Having him join The Set Records feels natural, almost fated.

This marks our fifth digital release, and it carries a special kind of energy. Moray’s new EP drifts into electro territory, elegant, soulful, and beautifully detailed. It’s music that moves softly but stays with you. We’ve always held a deep love for this side of electronic music, and Moray captures it in full spirit. A genuine artist, a kind soul, and someone we’re truly proud to welcome into The Set family.

B1 Moray - Libre Albedrio

Global

Snowy peaks emerge from thick cloud cover, just like pointy kickdrums pierce dense plots of smooth chords and dubby synths. LAZIC019 explores high-altitude beats with London-based upcoming artist FLORENTIA and her debut EP, which comes enriched by two remixes by equally talented Andrew Azara (Cecille) and Brad Brunner (Take Notes).

A rising talent on the electronic music circuit with standout performances at Paradise and elrow, FLORENTIA has been on a roll with quality cuts on Circus Recordings and elrow music, among others, and she's now touching moon ground with two elegant, driving minimal tech productions. Title track 'I Found You' marches steadily cool with hypnotic energy and trippy rolling drums, while 'Need No Man' rolls with slinky grooves, bubbling bassline, and catchy vocals that set the tone for echoing stabs to shine flawlessly. Rounding out the package, Andrew Azara offers one of his exquisite trademark full-bodied grooves for a magnificent, late-night ballad, while Brad Brunners keeps things nice and tight with a percussive, stripped-back version.