Ray Kajioka – Drive [Frameworks] @raykajioka

SEL.6 – UR MY DESIRE [Impacto] @sel6 @impactorecs

Volpe (ARG) – Duality [Mitsubasa] @volpearg @mitsubasa

Ray Kajioka – Nord Hammer [Frameworks] @raykajioka

Pinch & Neffa-T – This Is This Isn’t [Tectonic] @pinch @neffa-t  @tectonic-recordings

PWCCA – Legions and Splendor [Mord] @pwcca @bas-mooy

yushh – Ghost of What-Oma [Tectonic] @yushh @tectonic-recordings

Bodhi – Without You [Hotflush] @bodhiuk @hotflush

Steve Moore – Frigia [LIES] @stevemoore2600 @l-i-e-s

SOLID TEXTURE

SOLID TEXTURES

Dj Vibe & Pete Tha Zouk - Solid Textures (2003)

On Music 4 Tesla, vol.2 the duo push back the boundaries of their musical exploration between Rap and electronic music. While the UKG, GhettoHouse and 2step influences already here on the first album are still present, the two mischief-makers indulge in new DnB, Footwork & Juke sounds. The incisive flows are joined by more sung, almost R&B-ish vocals, juxtaposed harmoniously with the ethereal pads of Hyas' prods (10 Machines, Facts), crunchy textures (Mood 4 A Classic) and Wobble Bass straight from the other side of the Channel (Kelly). This obvious connection takes on a new dimension on "Lick It", the track featuring HiTech, the nugget trio from Detroit.

H3 Records 2023
Produced by Hyas / Written by Kaba, Milf Melly & King Milo
Mixed by David Cukier at Studio Delta Paris
Mastering by Alden Tyrell / Visuels by Louise Chevallet

KABA & HYAS - KAIJU

Storm On Earth 01

Radar

New single from Heretic, mixed by Front De Cadeaux 
out now 
and available 
here 
http://www.junodownload.com/products/heretic-pollux/2823915-02/

https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/pollux/id1006796965

https://pro.beatport.com/release/pollux/1556399

Heretic - Pollux - Front De Cadeaux Mix

Jason Code’s Nervous Growl wasn’t born in a club. It started on a cold, rainy day in Seattle, when he pulled out some hardware to shake off a creative rut.

Let’s backtrack: Jason first learned to produce at 16 after falling for the bass and energy of early dubstep, fascinated by its overlap with hip-hop. After years of honing his sound – including releases on Scuffed Recordings, Ommaya Records and Future Everything, plus his self-released 2022 EP JC01 – he moved back to Seattle and began working as a lighting tech for after-hours parties like Research, High+Tight, and Second Nature. Those nights, with their long-form, hypnotic grooves, would have a huge impact on the production of Nervous Growl. Around the same time, he started throwing his own parties, investing in a soundsystem with friends, and creating a DIY space to help bolster the local scene and strengthen the city’s underground dance community.

It’s that same spirit – inclusive, DIY, and fiercely proud of its scene – that fuels Nervous Growl: as he puts it, “a rising tide lifts all ships.” Bringing together that formative love of proggy house and techno with the deep womps, think breaks, tripped-out vocal chops and breathy ASMR moments that have become his signature (put it this way: he’s not beating the ADHD allegations any time soon), Nervous Growl feels like the record that brings together all aspects of Jason’s musical make-up into a disharmonious whole.

This EP also features his best mixing work yet – tight, bass-forward club tracks that balance silliness, darkness, and sultry energy. The low end is king here – especially the chest-rumbling “growl” at the core of the title track – but there’s a wry humour running throughout the EP with details that reveal themselves on repeat listens. Nervous Growl is a record built for big systems and packed dancefloors, with Jason’s personality stamped all over it. 

'Nervous Growl' releases in full on August 28, 2025

All tracks written and produced by Jason Code in Seattle.
Mastered by Alex Gordon at Abbey Road Studios.
Artwork by All Purpose Studio.
Cover photo by Digital Cadence.
Released by Clasico Records | Catalog #: CCO010

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Jason Code – HI-C

Jason Code – Nervous Growl

Jason Code’s Nervous Growl wasn’t born in a club. It started on a cold, rainy day in Seattle, when he pulled out some hardware to shake off a creative rut.  

Let’s backtrack. Jason first learned to produce at 16 after falling for the bass and energy of early dubstep, fascinated by its overlap with hip-hop. After years of honing his sound – including releases on Scuffed Recordings, Ommaya Records and Future Everything, plus his self-released 2022 EP JC01 – he moved back to Seattle and began working as a lighting tech for after-hours parties like Research, High+Tight, and Second Nature. Those nights, with their long-form, hypnotic grooves, would have a huge impact on the production of Nervous Growl. Around the same time, he started throwing his own parties, investing in a soundsystem with friends, and creating a DIY space to help bolster the local scene and strengthen the city’s underground dance community.

It’s that same spirit – inclusive, DIY, and fiercely proud of its scene – that fuels Nervous Growl: as he puts it, “a rising tide lifts all ships.” Bringing together that formative love of proggy house and techno with the deep womps, think breaks, tripped-out vocal chops and breathy ASMR moments that have become his signature (put it this way: he’s not beating the ADHD allegations any time soon), Nervous Growl feels like the record that brings together all aspects of Jason’s musical make-up into a disharmonious whole.

This EP also features his best mixing work yet – tight, bass-forward club tracks that balance silliness, darkness, and sultry energy. The low end is king here – especially the chest-rumbling “growl” at the core of the title track – but there’s a wry humour running throughout the EP with details that reveal themselves on repeat listens. Nervous Growl is a record built for big systems and packed dancefloors, with Jason’s personality stamped all over it.

Jason Code – Glitching in the Wraith

Tracklist:

Michel Lauriola – Ciclos [Nachtstrom Schallplatten] @michellauriola @nachtstrom-schallplatten

Gëinst - Pendulum [Lowless] @geinst @lowless-music

Teste - Romans are dead [LIES] @l-i-e-s @teste-music

Shed – Scapes [Tectonic] @shedofficial @tectonic-recordings

Simone Bauer – Data [Lowless] @simonebauer @lowless-music

Unspecified Enemies – Her Husband is a Lawyer [Numbers] @unspecified-enemies @nmbrs

Atonism – Fluorescent [Vault]  @atonismofficial

Ocirala – The Day I Didn’t Graduate From Uni [Number] @ocirala @nmbr

Ray Kajioka – Drive [Frameworks] @raykajioka

SEL.6 – UR MY DESIRE [Impacto] @sel6 @impactorecs

Volpe (ARG) – Duality [Mitsubasa] @volpearg @mitsubasa

Ray Kajioka – Nord Hammer [Frameworks] @raykajioka

Pinch & Neffa-T – This Is This Isn’t [Tectonic] @pinch @neffa-t  @tectonic-recordings

PWCCA – Legions and Splendor [Mord] @pwcca @bas-mooy

yushh – Ghost of What-Oma [Tectonic] @yushh @tectonic-recordings

Bodhi – Without You [Hotflush] @bodhiuk @hotflush

Steve Moore – Frigia [LIES] @stevemoore2600 @l-i-e-s

Selector. - Ambient, Techno, Electro, Breaks - W34/35 - August 2025

taken from SUPREME RALLENTATO VOL 1:
//frontdecadeaux.bandcamp.com/album/supreme-rallentato-volume-1
ARTWORK BY Leopoldo Villegas Félixhttps

Front de Cadeaux - Amazing Camping (95 BPM)

 1 - Rush Hour - (Convextion Unreleased Version) 
 2 - Plant43 - Hydro Subway
 3 - Rush Hour - (Convextion Rmx)
 4 - Vaskitsaherra (E.R.P. aka Convextion Remix) 
 5 - E.R.P. - Vox Automaton 
 6 - Plant43 - Unreleased
 7 - Time Light Curve - Multipole Vector 
 8 - E.R.P.- El Camino
 9 - Plant43 - Unreleased
10 - Plant43 - Unreleased
11 - Plant43 - Halflight 
12 - The Trill Acid Theme - (E.R.P. Remix)
13 - Plant43- Chain Of Memories
14 - Plant43 - Slate Grey Sky 
15 - E.R.P. - Sensory Process (Plant43 Remix)
16 - Plant43 - Halflight
17 - Plant43 - Fluid Reasoning
18 - E.R.P. - Untitled
19 - E.R.P. - Lunar Ruins
20 - Plant43 - Metamaterial Cloaking
21 - Plant43 - Neon
22 - Plant43 - Unreleased
23 - Plant43 - Unreleased
24 - E.R.P. - Sensory Process
25 - E.R.P. - Alsoran
26 - Plant43 - Ice Giant Transmission
27 - Plant43 - Silent Pool
28 - Plant43 - Unreleased
29 - Plant43 - The Silver Finger
30 - E.R.P. - Lament Subrosa
 
 

Convextion & Plant43 [ Review ] - (Función Binaria Mix)

Ben Gomori aka London-based producer and label chief G.Markus
channels a vibrantly ethereal sound in his Square Peg, Round Hole EP, consisting of two sun-soaked house rollers. Opener Choom kicks off with a titillating crescendo, padded by warm vocals and a chunky bassline. Acid glitches add dance appeal, while keeping the melody afloat in an upbeat manner. Karumi is a slice of luscious piano house, with scintillating pads and an overall dreamy atmosphere. All in all two tracks to melt off any tensions and get feet moving at any time of the day or night.

Selector. - Ambient, Techno, Electro, Breaks - W34/35 - August 2025

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