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DJ Minx - Forget
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Label boss LP Giobbi unveils four singles on her Yes Yes Yes imprint, celebrating Women’s History Month in March 2025.

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Label boss LP Giobbi unveils four singles on her Yes Yes Yes imprint, celebrating Women’s History Month in March 2025.
The Austin-based producer and multi-instrumentalist’s commitment to empowering women is apparent across her many artistic endeavours, from establishing her non-profit organisation FEMME HOUSE to consistently championing female identifying and non-binary folks on her Yes Yes Yes imprint.
 
Joining LP Giobbi for this special four-part series is rising producer Philou, fresh US talent Alex Golden and Detroit house and techno figurehead DJ Minx, each presenting a unique electronic release each week for Women’s History Month this March. The four solo releases are united not only through the shared initiative, but also visually with a shared artwork motif that slots together in harmony.
 
Launching the series on 07 March 2025, Philou returns to Yes Yes Yes with ‘Acid Martini’. Debuting on the label back in October 2024 with ‘Disco Nap’, the burgeoning artist now showcases her range with a deeper club sound; ‘Acid Martini’ is bursting with expressive, squelchy synthwork and adorned with modern narrative sampling.
 
The second outing arrives the following week, 14 March, as Alex Golden makes her label debut; ‘Tisno Twist’ showcases the producer’s electronic depth with a nod to the beloved home of some of the scene’s finest festivals in Croatia.
Her first solo Yes Yes Yes release since ‘Time Expands’ launched the imprint in September 2023, LP Giobbi’s ‘Galt’ arrives on 21 March, paying homage to Canadian-American composer Galt MacDermot whose distinct piano style is front-and-centre in all its bright, jazzy exquisiteness.
 
Rounding off this celebratory collection on 28 March is Women on Wax founder DJ Minx, a champion of women in music who has earned respect from some of the world’s most respected institutions. ‘Forget’ is a fierce techno roller bursting with relentless energy approaching its alarming climax – an impressive end to this very special series celebrating the music, voices and stories of women.

Forget

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Defected heavyweight Low Steppa returns alongside rising house name Capri with ‘Got The Funk’. No stranger to the London label, the DJ and producer from Brum has been a firm favourite at Defected shows worldwide for many years, from its flagship festivals to major club nights alike. His releases across the Defected family of labels have also seen major club play, from ‘This Is The Sound’ on DFTD to ‘Bullerengue’ with Crusy on Defected. For his latest label outing, Low Steppa collaborates with Capri, an artist whose tracks have been supported by Mark Knight, Sam Divine, Darius Syrossian and Dombresky, with more releases on tastemaker labels scheduled for 2025. Capri captured Low Steppa’s attention with a remix of his track ‘The Feeling’ on the influential producer’s Simma Black imprint, and now the two deliver ‘Got The Funk’, a seriously hypnotic belter set to do major club damage - already supported by the likes of Barry Can’t Swim, Eats Everything and Danny Howard.

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Low Steppa & Capri - Got The Funk

Do You Like to Go Dancing? is a high-energy collaboration between Maxwell JS and B8E that blurs the lines between techno, house, and straight-up dance. Built around a simple, driving drum pattern, a hypnotic acid pluck bass, and a lush synth line, the track keeps things uplifting and fast-paced without overcomplicating the groove. Featuring a comedic sample, it’s equal parts fun and fierce—designed for peak-time movement and late-night smiles. Possibly the duo’s strongest work to date.

Do you like to go dancing?

Iconic British production duo Groove Armada return to DFTD with a special, four-track remix package spotlighting leaders of the house scene. First up, Scottish tastemaker and international electronic creative Austin Ato lends his unique sound to the instantly recognisable GA classic ‘I See You Baby’; with early support from the likes of A-Trak, Gina Breeze and Melé, Austin’s immense take on the electronic favourite is sure to dominate the coming festival seasons and beyond. Next up, UK tastemakers Nautica flip 2007’s Love Sweet Sound featuring the iconic Candi Staton on vocals, morphing it into a deep, club-ready cut. What follows is a collaborative remix of ‘My Friend’ from Evokings, DOT and simo not simon, uniting the three Brazilian producers and good friends to create a blissed-out remix that celebrates the unique electronic scene of Rio De Janiero. Closing out this four-track package is French Alpine DJ and producer Eliza Bogan’s hard-hitting remix of breakout hit ‘Superstylin’’, with Groove Armada closing the main stage at 2025’s Snowboxx Festival in Avoriaz to an explosive crowd using this very remix.