Serge Devant Launches New Label This Moment With Powerful Sequel 'Solace' with Camille Safiya, Including Seth Troxler and Nick Morgan Remix

A decade after captivating audiences worldwide with his emotional club anthem 'Fearing Love' with Camille Safiya, the iconic music producer Serge Devant returns with 'Solace,' the sequel and the first release on his brand-new label imprint - This Moment. A deeply personal and cinematic continuation, 'Solace' is the next, 2nd chapter in a trilogy of sound, picture, and story, blending dynamic, progressive house rhythms with a stirring narrative that began 10 years ago. Bridging past and present, 'Solace' reunites Devant with soulful vocalist Camille Safiya, whose haunting delivery once again anchors the emotional gravity of the project, with the music video featuring the exact same actors who starred in 'Fearing Love' 10 years ago - a maneuver that was never done in the music industry before. By entering uncharted territories, Serge Devant is clearly making history with 'Solace' and creating a new path for other artists to follow. With its hypnotic grooves, understated melancholy, and club-rooted pulse, the track speaks to the quiet resilience of love. Between two now-strangers, there is a flicker of connection that refuses to die-even after time, distance, and memory loss. Visually, 'Solace' pushes the boundaries of electronic music storytelling. Shot by Tobias Deml, director of photography for Luc Besson, and starring actor Eric Michael Cole ('White Squall,' 'Gia') and Christine Donlon ('Entourage,' 'Escape Room'), the new music video picks up where the award-winning short film for 'Fearing Love' left off. In a world where memories can be erased, 'Solace' imagines what happens when two former lovers cross paths again. Now living mundane lives far removed from the hedonism of their clubbing youth, they collide with a group of after-hours revelers in a surreal subway moment where past and present collide under unexpected circumstances that leave the viewer wondering what will transpire next. Rounding out 'Solace' is a tech-progressive-house, late-night remix from none other than Seth Troxler and Nick Morgan, whose take offers a deeper rendition that honors the original's cinematic core while channeling pure dancefloor energy. With a story that spans a decade, a sound that remains timeless, and a vision that merges music and film, Serge Devant proves that some connections, like great art, are impossible to forget, proving he's a true pioneer.

'This has been in motion for a while now. I've been quietly building something - a platform, a label, a brand. Not to chase a trend but to give music the space it deserves. This isn't a label for hype. It's a label for time, for quality, for storytelling - through music and film. It's called 'This Moment.'

The first release is a record called 'Solace' with Camille Safiya, a continuation of a story that began over a decade ago with our single 'Fearing Love.' When we shot the video for 'Fearing Love,' it won a film festival - but more importantly, it lit something up in me. I realized how much I loved being involved in the full creative process: casting actors, choosing locations, working with the crew, and shaping the edit. It created a real connection between the music and the visual - a way to stay true to the soul of the track beyond just the sound.

01 Serge Devant & Camille Safiya - Solace (Floorcut Mix) [This Moment]

Across a string of well received records on Seth Troxlers Play It Say It, 20/20 Vision and Moan Recordings, The Mekanism has honed a refreshingly uninhibited sound - one that pops with joyful expression and works to serve the sort of free-flowing parties he regularly plays across the US and Mexico. Here, he delivers his trademark sound with Do The Disco - a rapturous cut that features percussion from Grammy Award-winning percussionist Jorge Bezerra and an alt sax replaying of Do It At The Disco by Garys Gang by Tom Barford with a gracious nod from Nervous and Uni Disc. The taught skins of Bezerras drums rattle out of the blocks and get things off to an electrifying start. Pattered into dexterous of polyrhythms, they carry that certain energy that drives a marrow-deep motivation to move while a straight 4/4 kick maintains a solid boom throughout. Jorge Bezerra is a Grammy Award-winning Musician and Percussionist who has worked alongside many great artists throughout his career, notably on Ludovic Navarres St Germain project, on stage with the wonderful Melody Gardot and as an integral member of the Joe Zawinul Syndicate that allowed him to share the stage with other greats, such as Herbie Hancock, Bebel Gilberto, Hitonari Tsuji, Cheick Tidiane and Bobby McFerrin. Barfords sax is steadily filtered in while a bossy bass line walks up and down and the mood begins to bubble. Drums, sax and bass take turns to grab centre stage and the resultant vibe is feverish, balmy and jammed full of fun.

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The Mekanism - Do The Disco Feat. Jorge Bezerra (Exploited)

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London artist CASSIMM returns to Rekids with ‘I’ll Take You There’, landing 26th September 2025. It follows his recent remixes for label boss Radio Slave and his 2024 ‘House of Moves’ EP on the imprint, which won support from the likes of Paul Woolford, Dam Swindle, Jamie Jones, and Laurent Garnier.

CASSIMM’s 'I’ll Take You There' is a chunky House cut with powerful bass and rolling drums, joined by filters which build the vibe while a diva vocal rings out with raw emotion. It's a perfect mix of gritty production and infectious rhythm that lights up the floor with pure underground credentials, while the club mix of ‘I’ll Take You There’ hypnotises with a loopy feel and toughed-up groove.

Over the last decade, CASSIMM has amassed a massive following via a slew of Beatport chart-topping releases on labels like Toolroom, Defected, King Street, GOLDEN, and Rekids. His best-selling, party-ready, and radio-friendly music earns consistent support across the globe, backed by BBC Radio 1 and artists like Honey Dijon, Nic Fanciulli, Marco Carola, Peggy Gou, Gorgon City, and many more.

CASSIMM - I'll Take You There (Club Instrumental Mix) - Rekids

Butch’s unmistakable music has always worn the influence of disco proudly on its sleeve. Both his mega-hit No Worries and his first contribution to the Running Back catalogue, Desire, are essentially modern-day disco records. The same goes for his return to the label with Glory Night—perhaps even more so, thanks to its vintage engineering and authentic aural treatment. Equipped with the genre’s signature sounds and arranged like a lost disco edit from the late ’70s, Butch applies the lotions and potions that today’s dancers demand, creating one of those peak-time sensations that make him unique—complete with confetti, a firecracker breakdown on top, and an extra rhythm section bonus tool included. Just Chill and Just Fly continue that narrative. While the first appeals to fans of R&B or funk samples (though no recordings were harmed in the process), it is catchy as hell and creates an inescapable maelstrom. The second, meanwhile, draws on the principles of deep house and exercises itself in contemplation. Be that as it may, here are a couple of tracks that work on almost any floor and at any time. Or, to quote Giorgio Moroder: “Disco is music for dancing, and people will always want to dance.” 

Glory Night EP

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Just Chill (Original) [Running Back]

Love Is A Glitch EP

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Frequency [Permanent Vacation]

The ever-reliable FCL aka Belgian house heroes San Soda and Red D are back on the block with this remastered remix package of ‘Can We Try’.

It’s a soul-drenched dancefloor meditation that taps into the timeless tension of love and longing.  With its raw vocal hooks (courtesy of Lady Linn), analog warmth, and stripped-down groove, the original cut is pure FCL: emotionally rich, effortlessly deep, and aimed straight at discerning dance floors.

Bringing fresh heat to the 2014 original, three heavyweights of house and techno step in for remix duties—each reworking the track in their own signature style. First up, Jimpster injects his trademark deep, jazzy finesse, flipping ‘Can We Try’ into a swirling, soulful roller—lush pads, Moog flourishes, and enough swing to keep bodies moving and hearts locked in.

Ben Hixon, the Dallas-based underground wizard, lays down a chunky, hardware-heavy rework full of crunchy drums and woozy funk.  It's lo-fi soul with hi-fi intent. Deetron closes it out with a peak-time bomb—big room pressure, hypnotic bass, intense stabs and the kind of tension-release dynamics that only a true craftsman can deliver.

‘Can We Try’ is a reminder that dance music doesn’t’t need to shout to speak volumes. With this return, FCL prove that their music can truly stand the test of time, sounding as fresh today as when it first dropped over a decade ago.  Lovingly remastered by the man with the golden ears Atjazz!

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PREMIERE: FCL - Can We Try Ft. Lady Linn [Jimpster Remix]

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NYC House legend Harry Romero and respected Paris DJ, producer, and sound designer Samaran step up to remix Radio Slave and Kameelah Waheed’s ‘All Rize’, arriving via the label 24th October 2025.

Originally released in May ‘25, ‘All Rize’ was dubbed a ‘perfect moment’ tune by Mano Le Tough, with support from the likes of Bradley Zero, Call Super, Sean Johnston, and more.

“Glad to be working a lot closer with Radio Slave on his label and projects. It’s just one of those brands that put out quality. So before I even heard what I was asked to remix for Matt, my answer was yes. My idea was to put a completely diﬀerent twist on the original and make a new version that was peak time. So glad I took a chance!” - Harry Romero

“I wanted to create a darker club vibe for All Rize, adding another bassline, just keeping the vocal elements that have a strong character and some percussion to keep some organic groove to it. The idea was to keep a minimal idea as the original and make it Rize for darker clubs.” - Samaran

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Radio Slave ft. Kameelah Waheed - All Rize  (Samaran Remix) - Rekids

Radio Slave ft. Kameelah Waheed - All Rize  (Harry Romero Remix) - Rekids

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For the People (Extended Mix)

Kunal Merchant feat Raja Kumari - Bombay Acid (SYREETA Remix)

Berlin-based producer Lapien serves up an atmospheric three tracker on Radio Slave’s Rekids.

Also known as Metropolis or one half of Artefakt, Nick Lapien’s last three releases have landed on Finale Sessions, Fred P’s Soul People Music and DVS1’s Mistress Recordings. 

Releasing on Rekids, the multifaceted Dutch artist’s next outing features three mesmerising cuts with the dusky ‘A Change Is Gonna Come’ initiating the package using infectious hats, subtle sub-bass and an indistinguishable vocal that ebbs subtly in and out of the mix.
‘As It Is’ is the most robust number on the package with its undulating percussion and moody chords taking centre stage, until ‘Vexed’ concludes everything with gloomy pads, shuffling hats
and echoing effects.

A. Lapien - A Change Is Gonna Come

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