Ben Bankroll & Elibanss - ShowNtell

screvmz - without you p zift screvmz

egress1 Where Im At

Skullkrushin - outta state prod skullkrushin [hosted by toogeekd]

hav7c - who gon fw dem??? remix prod miso [hosted by toogeekd]

clips ft. quarterman & rain

zaydiddy x screvmz - carjackin

screvmz x hav7c - no names prod hav7c & screvmz [route remix]

Bad Dreams

HIDD3N HAND’s album is a striking debut that finds its power in duality. Rooted in the rhythmic DNA of UK Garage while drenched in the expansive atmospheres of Wave, the album feels both grounded and dreamlike, equally suited for the dancefloor and late-night headphone sessions.

The UKG influence shows up in the shuffling percussion, swung snares, and basslines that give the record its momentum. But rather than relying on nostalgia, HIDD3N HAND stretches those grooves into widescreen landscapes — pads hang heavy in reverb, ghostly vocal fragments drift in and out, melodies bend and fracture. The result is a sound that pushes Garage forward rather than looking back.

Two tracks highlight this fusion best. “Middle of Night” is a masterclass in groove, its crisp percussion and vaporous synths creating the sensation of moving through a city after dark, carried by rhythm but suspended in atmosphere. By contrast, “Call Me” is the album’s emotional centerpiece — stripped back, spacious, and anchored by a haunting vocal motif that feels more like a memory than a lyric. Where one track moves your body, the other stills you, leaving you in reflection.

Across the tracklist, HIDD3N HAND shows remarkable restraint and vision. It’s not maximalist club music, nor is it purely ambient introspection. Instead, it thrives in the liminal space between. In doing so, HIDD3N HAND delivers a record that honors the past, resonates in the present, and gestures toward the future of electronic music.

AVAILABLE WORLDWIDE OCTOBER 31, 2025

HIDD3N HAND - Tsunami

adelphoi, both men and women, as part of God’s family;

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