We are delighted to welcome DJ Sneak to Industry Standard. An artist that needs very little introduction in the House scene… Since being the forefather of the filtered disco house sound in the early 1990’s with his releases on Cajual, Relief, Henry Street & Strictly Rhythm, and his production credits with Daft Punk, he has been a mainstay in the underground scene with his unwavering style. Little has changed in Sneak’s music in this time, as he always delivers his jackin’ signature sound on his productions or in his DJ sets. So we are delighted to have him on the label.

He has delivered us a heavy 4 track EP, with vinyl dropping on 6th June, and the digital release dropping with a bonus Digital Only track on 27th June.

There’s no point is going into the usual track descriptions, these are just straight up DJ Sneak… Real House Music made for Real House People on Real House Music Dancefloors. Enjoy!


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DJ Sneak - Dirili Da Da Disco [Industry Standard]

Artist: Nida
Track: Where were you
Release Title: Dynamite Cuts Vol. 1
Label: Dynamite Disco Club
Catalog Number: DDC050
Format: Digital & Streaming
Release Date: 18-Jul-25
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Dynamite Cuts Vol. 1 - Celebrating 50 Releases of Dancefloor Magic

India’s homegrown house and disco imprint Dynamite Disco Club (DDC) hits a major milestone with the release of its 50th record: Dynamite Cuts Vol. 1, out July 11, 2025. The four-track compilation features new music from key voices in India’s ecosystem: Farhan Rehman, Stalvart John, Nida, and SourFunk.

Built for the dancefloor and designed to travel, DDC’s catalogue has steadily gained momentum over the past few years. With every release landing in the Traxsource’ Top 100, including highlights like El Funk Caribeño by ISHXN, Party Started by Daisuke Miyamoto, and What Is Disco? by C. Da Afro (which reached No. 5 on the Nu Disco chart), DDC has cemented itself as a go-to label for selectors across genres. Dynamite Cuts Vol. 1 reflects that same spirit. One that is rooted in groove, powered by community, and committed to house music that carries soul, swagger, and intent.

“This release feels like a turning point,” says DDC founder Stalvart John. “We started with edits and Nu Disco, but both the sound and the community have evolved. Right now, we’re focused on House records that are fun, functional, and still say something. We want music that belongs in DJ crates and is representative of the modern day sound around these genres; that’s where the label is headed.”


Nida, one of the freshest voices on the record, delivers “Where Were You?”, a high-voltage Tech House heater packed with Disco shimmer and soul. The track is peak-time ready and built for sweaty dancefloor moments — reflecting DDC’s belief in spotlighting emerging talent with bold musical identities. SourFunk rounds out the record with “Dancin’”, a dazzling debut laced with funky guitars, lush strings, and pure self-expression. Written as a tribute to feminine energy on the dancefloor, the track is a natural fit for DDC’s ethos of joy, freedom, and empowerment.

A beacon of dance music culture in South Asia, DDC has spent the last eight years throwing over 110 club events across 14 cities. Their landmark 100th event at Dots Bay House in Hiriketiya, Sri Lanka earlier this year stands as a symbol of the label’s regional impact and expanding footprint. From residencies in Bangalore, Mumbai, and Pune, to pop ups in Goa, Pondicherry, Hyderabad, New Delhi, Kolkata, and more, as well as curations and stage takeovers across premiere festivals that include Magnetic Fields, Echoes of Earth, NH7 Weekender, and VH1 Supersonic; the events have cultivated a warm, genre-forward dancefloor community across the region.

Dynamite Disco Club isn’t riding a wave — it’s creating one. With Dynamite Cuts Vol. 1, the label turns the page on a new chapter. Focused, forward-facing, and forged on the dancefloor.

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PREMIERE: Nida - Where were you [Dynamite Disco Club]

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We're glad to welcome back Laurie on theBasement Discos! Almost exactly 5 years after he delivered a bangin' remix, he's now presenting his EP "MIOMO".
Get ready for 3 bouncy, UK-sounding House tunes made for festivals and sweaty dancefloors!

Miomo

With Let Me, Harre delivers an effortless blend of disco house warmth, subtle nostalgia, and laid-back summer energy. This EP grooves with intention - crafted from spontaneous sessions, driven by feel rather than formula. From deep-pitched vocals to smooth guitar licks and glowing synths, each track carries the easy confidence of a producer in flow. Whether it's the dancefloor or the open road, Let Me is the perfect soundtrack for long days and longer nights.

Let Me

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Harre - So Good (Extended Mix)

Talented Producer Peter Mac from Canada is back on the label with another deep soulful banger entitled Dirty Secrets; amazing smooth vibe with a superbly executed acustic piano solo by Italian Musician Emanuele Filippi.
Get Your Groovebom On!
Mixed, produced, composed by Peter Mac
Piano solo by Emanuele Filippi
Piano editing and arrangement by Peter Mac
Mastered @ Gigi’s Mama Studio.Rome - Italy
2025 Groovebom Records


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Do It Like That
Cat - XPRESS96
Label - The Disco Express
Format - Digital
Release Date - Friday 15th August
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Korean-born, New Zealand-based producer La Felix unveils his latest musical endeavor with the release of the electrifying Bassline Jump EP. Known for his vibrant fusion of nu-disco, funk, and house music, La Felix continues to push boundaries with tracks that are both timeless and irresistibly danceable.

Inspired by the legendary Prince, La Felix brings a fresh twist to classic disco elements in his new EP. “For HOT,” La Felix shares, “I was inspired by Prince-esque guitars played super high up on the fret, with a super tight staccato rhythm. Once I had the rhythm down, I knew I wanted the track to revolve around the theme of something ‘HOT’.”

The EP features a dynamic lineup of tracks including Do It Like That. Each track showcases La Felix’s knack for crafting infectious grooves with a contemporary edge, while honouring the golden era of disco and funk.

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PREMIERE: La Felix - Do It Like That [The Disco Express]

HATT.D - Have 2 Dance 2

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Ceeryl Chardonnay & Groove Stage - Hands Up (Short Play)

In The Club, the latest collaboration from Spanish producer TecHouzer and Mexican DJ Djahir Miranda, released on Crazy Nutz Music, represents a vibrant and refined statement of Tech House, crafted specifically for the club environment. TecHouzer, a veteran with over two decades in the electronic music scene, is known for his fresh and dancefloor-friendly style, boasting performances at iconic venues such as FABRIK, Groove, and Supercervecería de Radical in Madrid. His productions have featured on respected labels including Hotfingers, Klaphouse Records, Be One Records, and Tribal Kitchen, garnering support from established artists like UMEK, Fatima Hajji, DJ Oliver, and wAFF. Complementing this, Djahir Miranda, a seasoned Mexican producer and DJ with more than 18 years of experience, is distinguished by his accelerated style, deep basslines, percussive drops, and potent synthesizers. Initially influenced by Psytrance luminaries such as Astrix, Pixel, and Domestic, he expanded his horizons to Tech House, Minimal Techno, and Progressive Trance, releasing on labels like Hotfingers, Form Music, Taikkata Récords, and Matinée Music. Supported by artists including Mark Knight, Don Diablo, Popof, and Chris Lake, Djahir has performed at renowned venues including Café Olé, H2O, Pacha México, and WTC México, earning acclaim for his energy and charisma. The EP opens with In The Club, operating at a steady 128 BPM and set in the key of 1A. This track features a driving, dry, and precise kick drum that anchors the production, while crisp snares, clean hi-hats, and subtle tribal percussion weave a dynamic yet minimal groove that energizes without overwhelming. The bassline is fluid and warm, complementing the percussion perfectly. The female vocal repeatedly chants In The Club, treated with clarity and enveloping sound design, forming a hypnotic hook central to the tracks identity. Smart automation and modulation of percussive elements such as toms and rhythmic accents add subtle variations while maintaining a linear, DJ-friendly structure. The mix is clean and spacious with excellent stereo separation and controlled sidechain compression, allowing each element to breathe and contribute to the overall groove. Mastering balances loudness and dynamics effectively, ensuring versatility in DJ contexts from warm-up to peak time and closing. On the flip side, Súbele complements with a distinct vibe at 128 BPM, tuned to 8A. Its rhythm section centers on a dry, firm kick and direct snares, supported by hi-hats generating an agile swing. Additional percussive layers, including organically textured toms, enrich the rhythmic pattern without cluttering the mix. The bassline occupies a mid-low frequency range with a rounded timbre, providing harmonic balance and rhythmic continuity. Male vocals repeat Nothing but a straight devil, serving as a leitmotif that adds personality and presence without excessive processing, preserving clarity and naturalness. The transparent mix manages dynamics and compression to maintain character across all elements. The structures design offers clean intros, progressive transitions, and impactful drops, sustaining tension and energy throughout. Together, these tracks form a technically solid, vocally distinctive, and rhythmically engaging pair, perfectly serving dancefloor dynamics and DJ creativity. This collaboration blends European precision with Latin American vigor, reinforcing Crazy Nutz Musics commitment to promoting innovative underground electronic music with global resonance. This EP stands as a testament to both artists maturity and the labels visionary approach, providing a versatile and compelling addition to any Tech House set

Scott Ducey - NEVER STOP // MS332

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