Christian Nielsen - Liberate [ELLUM]

Discodelia

POISON

“Keep Moving On” is another powerful track that combines Plastic Robots’ unique touch with Fab Massimo’s sonic creativity. While Plastic Robots continues to gain space on Beatport and stand out at major festivals, Fab Massimo solidifies his reputation with tracks that reach the top of the charts and accumulate millions of streams.

This track features spoken vocals, both male and female, mixed with deep percussions and electronic textures. The atmosphere is darker and more hypnotic, with an energy that gradually builds. The result is a track that grabs the attention and keeps the listener constantly moving, combining a linear groove with occasional sonic explosions. “Keep Moving On” is intense, but carries a positive and optimistic message at the end.

— Download & Streaming: https://go.protonradio.com/r/rlw3-Iz40zmmg
— Release Date: October 18, 2024

— Plastic Robots
https://www.instagram.com/plasticrobots
https://open.spotify.com/artist/7qd3q5BKu3lh5r0vVBWSzm
https://youtube.com/channel/UC_L-vA0LSi7vrVSYq_3M2FQ
https://soundcloud.com/plasticrobots
https://www.beatport.com/artist/plastic-robots/291949

— Fab Massimo
https://www.instagram.com/fabmassimo
https://open.spotify.com/intl-pt/artist/6EDKZ3fyIzcualNVjPayM4
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgPXgICMoE8Vg-hbbCD14cw
https://soundcloud.com/fabmassimo
https://www.beatport.com/pt/artist/fab-massimo/791898

#PlasticRobots #FabMassimo #Vakabular #DimiMechero #WarbeatsRecords

Plastic Robots, Fab Massimo - Keep Moving On

Support by Solomun, Camelphat, Max Styler, Rafael Cerato, Einmusik, Eli Iwasa, Mila Journee, Jessica Brankka and more.

Knorst, ID ID - Jump

Baby Aka est une chanson qui mêle des sonorités électriques et reggeatons portée par une vibe dynamique 

Black Accord - Baby Aka (Original Mix)

FTTF 44 opens with "The Groover" by Doriann & Wave Wave - tight, punchy and straight to the point. The vocal cuts ride a deep, rolling bassline that instantly locks you in. Kiko & Olivier Giacomotto's "Bounce" keeps things moving with a chunky groove and bright stabs, giving it that classic, floor-focused tension. Roman Kyn's "Offset" dips things into deeper waters - warm bass, floating synths and a stripped-back vibe that stretches time a little. Willis closes it out with "Lifeline," a darker, cheeky cut with attitude in the low-end and just enough emotion to leave a mark. Raw, moody and built for the dancefloor -  this EP doesn't waste a second

Kiko, Olivier Giacomotto - Bounce

FTTF45 returns with a rollercoaster of fast-forward-thinking sounds, slick synths and no-filter emotions. "Boss Bitch" by Rawfox kicks off with "Mixing" - Spanish vocals riding sharp percussion, built for the first outdoor night of the season, like a cocktail that hits before you even sit down. "Catchaman" by Adapter follows close, pads swirling, kick locked - like that friend who doesn't ask, just pulls you straight to the floor. "Laugh And Play" by Rayan Woods brings the epic high point - powerful vocals and bold sounds that make everything feel exactly right in that one moment. "Fold" by Beswerda closes it out, offering space to pack all those memories away like treasures. Each track rides with you on every step of your journey — one night, four turns, zero slowdown.

Beswerda - Fold

Returning to Diynamic, Oppaacha unleashes his EP Arietta - three fresh cuts that drive the party from first beat to last. Opening cut Dont Stop jumps right in - bouncing synths riding a tough, rolling kick, setting the tone for a party that doesnt cool down. Were Dancing together with Ian Ludvig, pushes things deeper, blending underground basslines with sparkling, sky-reaching patterns. Its got the swing of a beachside sunrise and the punch of a late-night warehouse, pure motion on the floor. The title track Arietta takes a more futuristic turn, weaving layers that fold into each other, building tension, then breaking into release at just the right moment. With Arietta, Oppaacha lays out three distinct moods, all tied together by groove and euphoria, an EP built for nights that keep going.

Oppaacha - Don't Stop

Luca Luper and Karmon unite for their new EP "Frequency", a two-tracker that hits from the very first second and sweeps you into its world. "Train Fight" lifts you high, like the ride you’ve been waiting for, capturing that thrilling moment just before you leave the house for an adventure - that flutter of excitement in your stomach, the anticipation of unforgettable moments and the pure joy of knowing anything could happen. The title track ignites like a city at night bursting into light and color, a kick so strong it moves through your chest, weaving shimmering synths and sparkling bells into a rush of pure joy. Every beat gets you brighter, wilder and more exhilarated than the last.

Available here: https://orcd.co/frequencyep

Luca Luper, Karmon - Train Fight

Tracklist

1. Alessandro Crimi - Quantum Realm (Original Mix)
2. Lacoma - Limiter (Mr. Maro Remix)
3. Dubfound - Not (Original Mix)
4. Animal & Me - Blue (Raul Mezcolanza Remix)
5. Thomas Stoffer - Black Desert (Original Mix)
6. Tony Werk - You Couldn't Dance All Night (Original Mix)
7. Vlada Asanin, Big Bite, Oscar Tivi - Hambre & Calambre (Original Mix)
8. Trikk - Bliss Drive (Original Mix)
9. Thomas Kaire & Ruiz Sierra - Patriots (Alberto Ruiz & Alexander Laurell Remix)
10. Dani Sbert - Still Waiting (Original Mix)
11. Ozen Nouse - Hot Blade (Original mix)
12. Moog Conspiracy - The Monster Shade (Original Mix)
13. Hernan Bass - Lonely (Original Mix)
14. Kheger - Assasin (Original Mix)
15. Spektre - Reverion (Original Club Mix)
16. Maook - Acid (Cyrius Remix)

Teching it Deeper

Originally from London (UK), Montreal based DJ and producer Rick Deacon has been mixing music and experimenting with music production since 2003.

His love for electronic music began around 1993 when he heard 2 Unlimited's Eurodance hit, No Limit. He was hooked on the repetitive beat and it changed his tastes in music overnight. In the late 90's he was exposed to more electronic music via it's popularity in the UK charts, and in 2003 he discovered the London music scene, which he promptly made his home and stomping ground, mainly listening to the sounds of Paul van Dyk and the other trance legends. It was around this time that he started mixing

In 2014 his interests in music turned towards the sounds of Progressive, Tech House and Techno, and in his own words, he felt like he'd discovered music all over again. 

Rick's main connection with music is taking listeners on journeys through his DJ mixes, which he has been making since 2003. He releases a monthly show called Four to the Floor Radio on SoundCloud. In addition to this he dabbles in music production and has releases on Bully Beatz, Re:Sound music and Aerotek Recordings, with more focus on productions coming in the future.

Teching it Deeper

Rick Deacon

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