Supported by: Anja Schneider, Karotte, Mathias Kaden, Joris Voorn, Martin Eyerer, ONNO, DJ T, Federico Molinari, Chris Lattner, Robert Dietz, Ray Okpara, Nick Curly, Paco Osuna, Pirupa, Adam Port, Sabb, Catz ‘n’ Dogz, Super Flu, Shinedoe, Anthony Collins, Chris Wood, Kiki, Kaiserdisco, Tuccillo, Reboot, Brothers’ Vibe, Tiefschwarz, Meat, DJ W!ld, Timo Maas, Dubfire, Marc Romboy, 2000 And One, Stacey Pullen, Tripmastaz, Cuartero

Karotte (Break New Soil)
Super compilation, hard to pick a favourite.

Anja Schneider (Mobilee)
Some Real hotties in there, will play them a lot.

Heidi
Great package. So many good tunes.

Mathias Kaden (Freude Am Tanzen)
Super compilation.

ONNO (Upon You)
Wow! Big package here!!! Usually not a fan of compilations as its all fillers, but these all rock!

Robert Dietz (Desolat)
Very cool compilation. Marco Faraone, Paul C and Matthias Tanzmann are my favs.

Kaiserdisco
Lots of great tracks here! Will play some of them a lot for sure!

Kiki (BPitch Control)
Lots of bangers to choose!

Marc Romboy (Systematic)
Cool! Really into the atmo of Avocadas! Great track!

It’s that time again; the time when the Moon Harbour label takes stock of its close associates and asks them for some brand new and exclusive material. That material, for the fifth time in this series, has been collected and collated into Moon Harbour Inhouse Vol.5 and features label friends old and new, established and breaking through. It’s a simple premise, but one that offers many delights.

First up is Michael Melchner with his woozy, deep tech number ‘Avocadas’ which is all bendy tones and gloopy percussion, before key family member Sven Tasnadi steps up with the curious and off kilter charmer that is ‘Poker Nights.’ Scattered with steel drums and grubby basslines, it’s a contribution that’s as charming as it is cheeky.

Elsewhere, stalwarts like Luna City Express serve up the sci-fi licked, metallic whips and snaps of ‘NutTalk’ and one of the label’s newer signings, Philip Bader, drops a bobbling bassline beats in the form of ‘The Green Machine’. Fellow new recruit Sable Sheep also gets in on the action with his firing and punchy ‘Plague’ and label head Matthias Tanzmann shows he is in fine fettle with the hiccupping loops and late night synth smears of his shuffling ‘Around’.

With the likes of Dan Drastic, recent full length man Ekkohaus and the influential Italoboyz all coming good in the second half of the compilation (thanks to tracks that range from trippy and feathery to firmly rooted house via unhinged and inventive) Moon Harbour Inhouse Vol.5 proves that there is plenty of strength in depth in the labels roster.

Always sonically evolving at the same time as staying true to their original ideals, there are few labels as reliable as this when it comes to dancefloor dynamite. What’s more, to support the compilation, Matthias Tanzmann chips in with a DJ Mix for Beatport Mixes that will be available on the day of release.

Philip Bader – The Green Machine (MHD016)

The Modular Session, Vol. 1

Let Me Luv U

Ai Papi

Backstage Beauties EP

Backstage Beauties (Extended Mix)

Legacy EP

Pelucas

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Kristof L - Scratch The Record (Marcellus Remix)

The fourth release on Petit Comité of House marks another defining step in shaping the label’s identity and again, it comes straight from its founder.

“Change” leads the EP with impact. A long-awaited crowd favorite and one of Bastian’s most sought-after IDs, it gained traction after a viral clip from Petit Comité’s iconic flower shop takeover at ADE Amsterdam. It’s also become a regular feature in Folamour’s recent sets, standing out for its uplifting energy and unmistakable vocal hook.

“Lose My Mind” slows things down with a soulful touch. A smooth blend of disco chords and sensual vocals, it’s Bastian’s nod to the golden era of feel-good house.

“Nowstalgia” shifts gears completely: a peak-time weapon riding the line between house and techno, built for moments of intensity.

“Moove” closes the EP with a deep, experimental twist. Reimagining dub and tech elements through a house framework, it’s hypnotic, fresh, and boundary-pushing.

Four tracks, four directions. “Change” is a bold statement in sonic versatility and a continuation of Petit Comité’s mission to recover, reframe and modernize what dancefloors have been missing.

Bastian Bux - Change

In My Soul EP

SHIFTY - Funky Jazz Rhythm [DOSMUNDOS]

II OUT NOW II

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Based between Vancouver and Istanbul, HKNC is a seasoned DJ and producer with over a decade behind the decks and eight years in the studio. Having previously caught attention with tracks like ‘Mas Que Nada’ and ‘Ortaya’, racking up over a million combined streams in the process, he now brings his maturing production style and sound to a new home as he steps onto Hottrax for the first time with his two-track ‘Groove Culture’ EP - crafting a two-track package designed to move dancefloors.

Opening the EP, the title track ‘Groove Culture’, featuring Turkish pairing 1TWO, layers hypnotic rhythms with punchy percussion and a rolling bassline, establishing a commanding peak-time groove, before ‘Tube Town’ follows with a slightly pared-back approach, combining crisp drums and melodic textures while maintaining kinetic energy throughout. With this debut, HKNC introduces his sound to Hottrax audiences with two cuts that hit the spot, demonstrating a balance of technical skill, rhythmic sensibility, and a clear feel for modern club-driven house music.

HKNC ‘Groove Culture’ EP drops via Hottrax on 5th December 2025.

Tracklist
1. Groove Culture ft. 1TWO 
2. Tube Town

HKNC - Tube Town

Blooma - Rhymes Like Runs

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PREMIERE: TULVAN - Another Story [Memory Remains]

Few labels have established themselves as solidly and definitively as Matthias Tanzmann and André Quaas’ Moon Harbour. Since the turn of the millennium it has been a bastion of deep and tech house quality that has not moved with the times, but has defined them ahead of trend. Through a carefully curated series of EPs and LPs, the label has fomented its own close-knit family that expands and contracts with careful consideration.