As always, it’s dance floor-focused with a clear nod to the '90s — progressive, deep and dubby, transcending, and heavy on the 303s. Immersive, but never drifting. Direct, but never dry. Forward-thinking and expansive.

This lane’s locked down by Roza Terenzi, Cybernet, Aju, Kalani, Ash Is, and Xupid — each carving out their space with raw, floor-focused energy. On A2, Xupid slips in Raindanc94, a long-lost gem some might recognize from D.Dan’s 2021 Boiler Room. Unreleased until now, it's finally getting the drop it deserves.

Transcending? You know it. Trance mind-melters? Always. Plastic GRN channels that classic ’90s Xpander sound. Alfred Czital drops a dance floor annihilator, while Dutch duo Match Box keep it as bright and club-ready as ever. It’s a full spectrum of sound, each track weaving into the next with peak energy and timeless hooks.

Progression, progression, progression — it’s shaped the ND sound from the start. Uplifting, expanding, always pushing into the outer zones. DJ Life delivers a floor-heating bopper, while Aiden Francis heads into widescreen, emotive territory. Jeku, Tifra, Cosmic G, and Laars return to the label, each doing the business in their own unmistakable style.

No 6-year celebration of ND would be complete without a proper deep dive. Baumb, fresh off his second EP last month, returns with those trademark low-end orbs, guiding us through the fog with finesse. Glen S strips it back and locks into a tech-deep groove. Harrison BDP lands on F1 with sublime, heads-down deep house, built around that unmistakable sample finesse — pure signature gear.

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