@inigovontier - Mucha Onda
Label - @feinestier

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PREMIERE - Iñigo Vontier - Mucha Onda (Feines Tier)

@radondo - Leather
Label - @volition_london

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PREMIERE - Radondo - Leather (Volition)

From one of the most exquisite vinyl collections on the Spanish east coast comes a selector with true presence. Size M, also known as Jorge Tornin, brings more than two decades of experience to this Feincast and moves fluidly between disco, electro, and EBM with instinctive precision.

Based in Benidorm, he is not just a DJ and producer but also a videomaker and a tireless activist for quality music. As co-founder of Espacio CIELO Records alongside Parissior, he helps shape the label’s visual identity and curates fresh talent, while also delivering standout remixes like his 2024 take on Cosmosolar that has been lighting up dancefloors across the globe.

His roots run deep. He founded collectives such as Almamater and 207 Crew and has played across half of Spain, including festivals like Electrobeach, Menor Rock Festival, and the Spanish National Performing Arts Awards. Known for turning forgotten classics into timeless tools, he is also preparing his debut EP for release on Espacio CIELO.

This Feincast captures the full spectrum of his sound. Confident, stylish, and grounded in deep vinyl culture.



FEINCAST XLV: Size M

In recent years, Blackploid has come to be one of Central Processing Unit’s signature artists. The German producer has averaged more than a record a year for the Sheffield imprint since he first landed on CPU in 2021. This prolific run continues with Cosmic Drama, Blackploid’s second LP for the label. The album takes the baton from its predecessor Enter Universe in style, delivering twelve tracks of top-quality machine-funk that draw down from electro’s classic artists while also imbuing proceedings with a playfulness that very much gives things a signature Blackploid-ish flavour.

Cosmic Drama sets its stall out from the off. The opening run of ‘Alien’, ‘World Construction’ and ‘Virtual State’ all deliver piston-snapping beats which anchor pleasing melanges of B-movie synth lines. Alongside this, Blackploid adds little flourishes which add buoyancy to each joint - a syncopated bassline reminiscent of I-f’s late-90s classic ‘Space Invaders Are Smoking Grass’, crackling robo-voiced commands, skittering synth chords which wash across the mix and so on. It’s the work of someone completely at ease with their craft, comfortable enough to take risks without upsetting the apple cart of their sound’s core appeal.

Blackploid’s idiosyncratic approach to synth work is something which distinguishes Cosmic Drama from the pack. Electro has long been a genre which prides itself on innovation on the keys, but few producers are willing to push their sonics as far as Blackploid does - take the seasick churn of pads and processors on ‘Multiverse’, for instance, or the way John Carpenter-esque single-note lines dovetail with gurgling synthetic pulses and eerie, spacious chords on ‘The Lab’, a highlight of Cosmic Drama’s midsection.

Cosmic Drama skips along at club tempo throughout - every one of these joints will get bodies moving in dark rooms across the galaxy. However, even when tracks maintain their single-minded pursuit of machine-funk perfection, they never forget to deliver on the hooks. Blackploid has lead lines (and counter-melodies) to burn here, and each track knots them together in ever-more intriguing ways as they plough onwards. Drexciyan heads will be thrilled by the sci-fi delights of ‘Species’, for instance, while Blackploid brings melodies as cold as they are catchy on the aptly-named ‘Polar Dunes’. By the time Cosmic Drama hits upon the vroom-vrooming bassline line of closer ‘Contact’, you’re fully enthralled to the album’s combination of broken-beat heft and synthetic melodiousness.

Blackploid -  Universe Research

Buy/stream: https://kompakt.fm/releases/hack_the_system_feat_futuradora

Renowned for her genre-blending approach and sharp production skills, Brazilian-Austrian artist Joyce Muniz returns to Kompakt with her powerful new single, “Hack The System.” This track marks a bold artistic statement that goes beyond the dancefloor, merging infectious electronic rhythms with a deeper socio-political message.

Featuring vocals by Futuradora, “Hack The System” is a call to awareness—an urgent and rhythmic critique of structural inequalities and digital surveillance culture. With pulsing basslines and hypnotic synth work, Muniz crafts a track that is as politically charged as it is club-ready.

This is Muniz’s second release on Kompakt, following the critically acclaimed “Beats & Lines” with Sara Bluma. Where that track explored personal connection, “Hack The System” speaks to a collective resistance and the need for systemic change, aligning with Muniz’s roots in underground culture and activism.

“Hack The System” will be available via Kompakt’s digital platforms and streaming services.

Hack the System (Extended Version)

Joyce Muniz / Futuradora - Hack the System (Extended Version)

Balearic sounds and Mediterranean warmth are the inspirations for Bruno Belissimo’s Bordello A Parigi debut. Drawing on disco, house and funk, Ottimo! is a four tracker of electronic exuberance with Belissimo’s musical ability and range immediately spilling from the speakers. Guitar strings curve around synthlines in the title piece, percussive textures giving way to the mantra-like refrain of “Ottimo!” Thick bass echoes into beaming keys for “Meduse.” Bright notes cascade, grooves melting with vocoder lyrics as classic disco tones are reimagined in this modern mirrorball medley. Organic rhythms introduce the flip. “Mirage” opens to ripples of bongos and toms as a loose structure takes hold. Hedonistic chants rise to a shimmering chord, kicks and snares funnelling the building energy as bold blasts and samples shriek with delight. “Las Piramides De Ibiza” brings the quartet to a close. Clean drum patterns support joyous notes, a machine dipped voice calling time.

Bruno Belissimo - Meduse [Bordello A Parigi]

Roliva’s remix of “Vision” strips the track down to its raw, percussive essence. Built on driving rhythms and sharpened textures, it transforms the original’s cinematic melancholy into a tool for peak-time intensity. A dark, hypnotic journey designed for maximum tension on the dance floor.

Alejandro Molinari - Vision (Roliva Remix)

INCOMING : Jennifer Touch - Ceiling #FabrikaRecords

Release date : 01/09/2025
BUY : https://jennifertouch.bandcamp.com/album/aging-at-airports-2

The idea for the record title came before the music even existed as Touch was spending an increasing amount of time in airports while touring. In her own words: ""It felt like I waste a large part of my life waiting for the next show to come, to entertain and perform my music and build timeless moments with others. This waiting, the slowly ticking time at the gate, was in complete contrast to what I want to do as an artist: to be in flux, to create things that will last forever. The airport, as a busy hub, was like a symbol of this ambivalence. And a reminder: every second, whether waiting or on the move, I have to accept that I am fading, that my creative power, my face, and my body are fading. As a (performing) artist, everything feels like a strange contrast. While you want to stay true to yourself and speak authentically from the soul, you are also expected to appear forever young, and powerful. Artists are often wanted to distract people, but creating this art forces me to confront my own transience. I feel the struggle to fit into this powerful artificial framework that the world has set and the desire to break free from it.

‘Aging at Airports’ plays with the ambiguity and ambivalence of being true to ourselves. Those true andhonest emotions are the theme of the record. The vocals and lyrics channel those emotions within theartificial surroundings of synths, digital sounds, and clean mixing. This theme is quite dramatic but Touch maintains a sense of playfulness. The record doesn’t attempt to be too serious and super dark but still comes from that deep place of Touch’s soul that has to handle this stretch.
From the opening track the album is a synth showcase that fully embraces Jennifer’s range as a vocalist and composer. ‘Aging at Airports’ takes listeners through a drifting emotional journey through EBM EBMinspired tracks (Behavior and Ceiling), drone pop (Walls of Patience and Anthem) and minimal beats (Dripping and Wars & Blood Red Roses) to close out with a track made for the darkest dance floors (Rumble (Defiance)).

☎️ Connect ☎️
https://soundcloud.com/jennifertouch
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INCOMING : Jennifer Touch - Ceiling #FabrikaRecords

The seventh installment of a subterranean warehouse series, reviving the raw energy of '90s raves, delivering dancefloor-driven electro.

On ‘Obelisk’, IDORU sculpts a ritual in motion—an electric hybrid of techno and indie dance where repetition becomes seduction. Anchored by a looping incantation—“all you got to do is move”—the track blurs language into rhythm, until ‘move’ becomes both heartbeat and hallucination. Obelisk’s minimal scaffolding and subtle shifts in texture hypnotically transform the dancefloor into swells of liquid current.

IDORU - Obelisk (Radio Edit)

@amounttechno - Noir Residue
Label - @darkroomdubs

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PREMIERE - Amount - Noir Residue (Darkroom Dubs)

Leena046 - Leftwing & Kody „Detection"
1 Detection
2 Indigo Child
3 Intuition

Leftwing & Kody are two newcomers who have quickly been rising through the ranks in the past few years. Already releasing music on labels such as Knee Deep In Sound, Suara, and their own Lost Records imprint the duo shows no signs of slowing down.  Having multiple gigs throughout Europe and the UK and future releases on various renowned labels they are solid proof that hard work and determination can help catapult you into the spotlight.

Starting the next chapter of the story Leftwing & Kody bring their dance floor filling productions to Leena Music with the “Detection” EP. Taking us on a trip though raw edgy basslines and uplifting kick drums this music is made for the height of any DJ set. The pair provides three solid tracks that were masterfully crafted with the intention of making any crowd lose themselves in the music and take them on a journey into a distant land full of exhilarating energy.

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Detection

Intuition

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Leftwing & Kody - Intuition (Original Mix)

Hello mobilee friends! Please submit your demos to demo@mobilee-records.de
Please make sure its not more than 5 tracks in total and consider wisely which selection presents your own sound signature and production level the best. Please include a few words about yourself including your social media links and full name and contact details. We are looking for new music that fits to the general label sound but not for music that sounds like music from already established artists on the label. Think outside the box and try to find new and own directions to increase the chance to get recognition.

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http://www.youtube.com/mobileerecords

mobilee records launched in 2005 and quickly established itself as one of the brightest new stars within Berlin’s glittering galaxy of electronic music labels, producers and DJs. Founded and owned by Anja Schneider and Ralf Kollmann, the label boasts a sound that is simultaneously familiar and innovative. Rooted in the classic structures of house and techno, mobilee has harnessed the triple threat approach: its records reference vintage dancefloor minimalism, engage with like-minded contemporaries, and suggest surprising new directions for familiar forms. 

mobilee celebrated its tenth year in 2015. The anniversary not only highlighted ten successful years of the label, but served as a testament to the vision, passion, and love of music that continues to drive the extended mobilee team in all that they do, and all that will come. 

With a focus on label showcases, such as the annual drawcard event at Barcelona’s Hotel Silken Diagonal during Sonar, mobilee is committed to developing its roster—the core of whom are booked and managed by the label itself. The famed Sonar rooftop parties that have featured all-star casts of mobilee artists and friends are just one example of the unique, forward-thinking philosophy of mobilee, and its attendant expansion as a music and entertainment enterprise.