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Opus III - It's A Fine Day (Skrillex And Boys Noize Remix) [UNRELEASED SET RIP]

Wuki & Lee Foss - To Be Real (feat. Cheryl Lynn)

Behold… Walker & Royce and Glass Petals (Felix Cartal & Johnny Jover) blend energies to birth a colossal collaboration.

 On “Stop Time”, Elohim’s vocals glide atop a dynamic & crafty sonic landscape styled by Glass Petals & Rules Don’t Apply label bosses, Walker & Royce. Already gaining massive support from Chris Lake & Fisher’s epic closing set at Coachella, as well as Dom Dolla & Vintage Culture at Ultra Music Festival, “Stop Time” is on it’s way to anthem status- but the proof is in the pudding, not only in the DJ support.

 Masterfully paced melodies & crystal clear synths cushion your brain while Elohim’s lyrics hit your spine like a cold shower sending waves of longing excitement in every direction. What would it feel like? It feels like Walker & Royce and Glass Petals got it right on the drop, which sounds like Godzilla cutting through a submarine with gigantic rusty shears. Mid-way through the track, mature wubs & bubblin’ subs compliment the lingering main-melody, preparing you for another cataclysmic burst of synthesized weaponry.

Welcome to the 7th dimension of perception where time is irrelevant.  This is “Stop Time”.. feel free to drift around..

Stop Time

Walker & Royce, Glass Petals, Elohim - Stop Time

ma new one is out now. it's a groove thang.

Groove Thang

An art few modern house acts have mastered, Oden & Fatzo’s unique ability to traverse genres while maintaining an unmistakable sonic aesthetic makes them one of electronic music’s most dynamic acts. With a rich array of musical influences, their Defected debut ‘Lady Love’ continues to demonstrate their indulgent Parisian house style. Enlisting the vocals of London singer-songwriter Camden Cox, the French trio create a glorious backdrop for her tender top-line, as soft chords, bouncy synths and an irresistible bassline harmonize with Camden’s playful lyricism. A record fitting for the scorching summer ahead, Oden & Fatzo and Camden Cox’s collaboration has all the energy and warmth of a Balearic sunset.

Lady Love

Oden & Fatzo X Camden Cox - Lady Love (Extended Mix)

I Want Your Soul

I Want Your Soul (Prospa Remix)

More Baby

Whisper

Whisper (feat. Raphi)

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John Summit & VLTRA - Legacy

Can't Play Myself (A Tribute To Amy)

JOY (Up The Street)

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Levitate

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Sonny Fodera & Marten Hørger - Levitate

Happier (feat. Clementine Douglas)

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Ride Out (feat. Manny Torres)

Born Dirty & Tchami - Ride Out (feat. Manny Torres)

It's Not Right But It's Okay

Wild

Hannah Wants unveils Ghetto EP on DFTD, a return to her edgier, bass-heavy roots with two distinct tracks designed for the club. Hannah’s trajectory throughout 2023 was signposted by performances at flagship events including Defected Croatia, Defected’s Australasian Tour and The Warehouse Project. In 2024, her collaboration with Sam Divine and Jem Cooke, ‘Cruel Intentions’, kicked off the year before Hannah appeared on the ambitious livestream celebrating 25 years of Defected with 25 titan DJs playing B2B in 2024. After a string of releases showcasing her more emotive side on the London house label, Hannah Wants now returns to the bass house sound she helmed for over a decade, releasing Ghetto EP on sister label DFTD. The first of two deeper, headsier cuts, ‘Ghetto’ offers relentless club energy, with deep, percussive synths that hammer away underneath expressive audio sampling. ‘Let The Beat Talk’ follows, featuring frequent Plump Records collaborator Baby Luck on cool vocals, with its hard and tough sound shaking the floor as high frequency synths bubble overhead.

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