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Lowercase Life's sublabel Loop Of Life present ‘Balancing Act‘ - the debut extended-player from Italian producer Kuiper Belt, named after the celestial dust ring imagined by Dutch astronomer Gerard Kuiper back in 1951...Our pick is ‘Balancing Act‘ - a shapeshifting electro track that begins in subdued shimmer. Arpeggios flickering like sodium lights on an abandoned overpass, before launching into a syncopated frenzy of breakbeats and scorched basslines. As synthetic lifeforms rise, ‘Balancing Act’ becomes a trans-dimensional joyride powered by the ghosts of dancefloors.

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Kuiper Belt - Balancing Act [Loop Of Life]

ollowing the critically acclaimed release of their debut album Channels in March, London-based electronic duo Kassian deliver Channels: Remixed — a complete reimagination of eight tracks from the original record, revisited, deconstructed, and reassembled entirely by Warren Cummings and Joe Danvers-McCabe themselves. Out September 4th, 2025 on !K7 Records, this album presents a new lens on the tube warm, sample-based sound of Channels which among others caught the attention of the likes of Pitchfork and Mixmag and was selected for Dior’s Fall 2025 Show. Channels: Remixed dials for movement, momentum, and polyrhythmic exploration, reframing their most personal material to date with the energy of the club in mind.

Where Channels reflected Kassian’s 2019 origins as a duo with its texturised, warm sonics based on live instrumentation, field recordings and sampling, this new remix album repositions that material firmly in Kassian’s present sound world. It reconnects with the raw, barrier-breaking energy of their more recent body of work, where acid, bass, polyrhythm, breakbeat and techno drive the musical narrative. It’s a pivot from reflective storytelling to physical intensity.

Channels: Remixed transforms the album’s core ideas, placing them into a more kinetic space. Tracks are stripped down, warped, and rebuilt with a harder edge and meticulous sound design. Eight out of the original twelve tracks have been reinterpreted and designed for the club, exchanging some of the original album’s softness with skillfully crafted propulsive drums, searing basslines, chopped vocals and electro-heavy synth work.

On Spring (Club Mix) an optimistic-sounding core synth melody leads the way as groove and string elements unfold around it. Sun (Club Mix) erupts into a polyrhythmic percussion storm, while on Metro (Club Mix) chopped vocals float through the dense fabric of relentless, bouncing drums and roaring basslines. Sitting atop a steady, head-shaking breakbeat, an uncompromising, forceful bass rolls from low into high registers, beaming the listener into new spheres on Sunset Park (Club Mix). In a similar tint, Peech Blue (Club Mix) constantly plays with the liminal range between the dark and the light, flipping from the more psychedelic ends of bass music to warm, vocal-driven crests only to then drop back into the central oscillating subbass sitting underneath the 2-step beat. The energetic, forward-pushing groove on Joss Bay (Club Mix) feels like galloping along the coastline as waves hit the shore. Limoncello (Club Mix) and Mockingbirds (Club Mix) pull things back into the warmer, more playful hemisphere. Carefully interwoven pads paired with discreet synth arpeggios lay the ground for a calmer side of the remix album. Throughout their eight reinterpretations, Kassian rework not just the tracks, but the emotional framework, replacing quiet introspection with bold, body-moving statements for those healing moments on the dancefloor.

With Channels: Remixed, Kassian bridge past and present — distilling the emotional depth of their debut album into a sharper, more physical form, all while completing a conceptual loop: from early sketches developed over five years ago to a debut album that captured grief, transformation, and beauty — and now a full-body rework that points to Kassian’s continued evolution reminding listeners of their artistic versatility at the cutting edge of the UK’s electronic underground. 
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Spring (Extended Club Mix)

Clips of upcoming release Nagasawa by @boys-be-kko

Bliss Point is proud to announce the triumphant return of celebrated producer @boys-be-kko with Nagasawa EP, four dance floor cuts bursting with emotion & shimmering in Tokyo technicolor.

Singles "ChuKii" and "Sant Esteve (Kko Edit)" are out now.

The full Nagasawa EP will be available digitally and on limited edition 12” vinyl Friday, September 5.

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Nagasawa kicks off with a bang. “ChuKii” is a peak time heater: breaks, chopped vocals and punchy toms sear over a low end groove that proves body music can funk. Melodic acid explodes like a firework mid-track, taking the dance floor to psychedelic new heights.

The club psychedelia continues with “Mold Mold”, a minimal, subterranean system roller adorned with swells, bells, and deep, guttural growls dubbed to the vanishing point.

“Sant Esteve (kko Edit)” is melancholic and contemplative jazz house, eschewing cliché and twinging with nostalgia for that moment you felt most free.

“Humor is an important part of my music”, boys be kko reflected over lunch as Izakaya smoke billowed past his face. “Oignon”, the fourth and final track on Nagasawa, is an airy and joyful cut of sampledelia that makes good on this promise. An enormous smile of a track, it sends listeners off with a slice of sonic sunshine and, dare we say, hope.

Bliss Point is proud to welcome boys be kko to the label, and to share with you this incredibly special music.

BP011: boys be kko - Nagasawa EP [CLIPS]

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V/A - rhirhy disc 1
BUY LINK: https://rhirhyrecords.bandcamp.com/album/rhirhy-disc-1
Label: rhirhy records (https://soundcloud.com/rhirhyre)
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rhirhy disc 1 is the first V/A compilation of the rhirhy records video game music netlabel.

It is 8 artists that made incredible tracks that connect their own styles with VGM. Whether it is singing about the Sims cheat codes, sampling video games inside their tracks, using instruments that sound like 16-bit era of music or trying to reimplement famous RPG tracks, you're going for an adventure that will bring you to nostalgia, imaginary places and multiple interconnected worlds.

1. Mitzi Licona - Oruga
2. 6BORG - CHEAT CODE
3. Serious A - Ballistic Bunny
4. KGO - Monarchs of Scribbling
5. henri.love_ - and we felt the sun
6. Sirakusy - Karlo 04:41
7. stattu - onsaitjamais
8. moonflowersoft - Fight!

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PREMIERE : Serious A - Ballistic Bunny

Tracklist + Q&A: bit.ly/TheMix068DJcokr

Korean bass aficionado @co_kr showcases the vibrant artists shaking up Seoul's dance music scene for The Mix.

"This mix is not only a showcase of electronic and house music from Seoul, but also a way to introduce global listeners to the vibrant artists shaping the city’s dance music scene. I wanted to highlight the organic collaborations that happen between local artists and international guests who’ve visited Seoul," he says.

Tracklist + Q&A

The Mix 068: DJ co.kr

Ghoulish - 28 July 2025

Mumbai based DJ BRIDGES sets are all about emotional tension, space and weight. Moving between ambient textures, UK Bass, Garage, Breaks and everything in between, BRIDGES always chases a feeling than a formula. With a style inspired by artists like Overmono, Joy Orbison and Leon Vynehall, BRIDGES tries to build journeys that sit somewhere between introspection and release.

About The Mix -

For my mix for Filth Inc., I wanted to tell a story that starts in a meditative, almost sacred headspace, and gradually pushes into darker, grittier club sounds.

It opens with YULLOLA’s Crosstalk edit of “Sister Mountain,” which sets this kind of eerie calm, before slipping into the broken glitch of Tourist & Gold Panda, and later into more percussive cuts from Burna, Flatmate, and PÉPE.

Midway through, it gets weird in the best way Canary Yellow’s edit of Zammuto, Former’s “Turnhand,” and the cold techno edges of Somne and Felix Fleer. But even in the heaviest moments, I’ve tried to hold onto a sense of melody and emotion. I close it out with Atrip and Kelbin’s remix of Aleph tracks that feel like closing your eyes in a crowd and letting go.

This mix is a reflection of where I’m at musically right now searching for that sweet spot between vulnerability and power on the dancefloor. Hope it moves you the way it moved me while recording it."

Track List -

Sister crossralk edit 
Portway 3xn 
Forever tjaro 
Snd4 kelbin 
+1 -  tourist
Jumpboy- flatmate 
Imsoniak - mesopolanca 
It can feel so good -  canary yellow
Odd ocassion - wait 
Get paper - burna 
Sunshine pepe 
Douvelle19 - skin club edit 
Turnhand - former 
Sonne blue spirit 
Bodhi surge 
Stin9 - mi7 dad's remix 
Oxygen soki
Playboi carti - all red dogs i know remix 
Set the roof phritz remix 
Premise - felix fleur 
Atrip here with me 
Joe polar - what you want 
Aleph - just believe kelbin remix 

BRIDGES -
https://soundcloud.com/yaman-khan-811579340
https://www.instagram.com/bridges.dj/

FILTH Invites: Episode 95 - BRIDGES

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