Can You Move To The Beat

Can You Move To The Beat (Extended Mix)

I Like It

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L.A. based Niko The Kid makes his Toolroom Trax debut with a deep touch of the underground in ‘Deeper Love’. Niko The Kid first found his Toolroom roots back in 2022 with his Toolroom Miami album exclusive ‘Be Good 2 Me’.

Versatile inside the studio with House & Hip-Hop influences from his Atlanta hometown, Niko The Kid blends genres perfectly in electronic music. With a string of releases on AAA labels such as Ultra, Heldeep, Armada, NYX and now Toolroom Trax, Niko The Kid is about to disrupt the dancefloor with tech house weapon ‘Deeper Love’.

Deeper Love

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Niko The Kid - Deeper Love

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Toolroom’s Danny Rhys is back on the firm with new club record, ‘Switch’. His recent successes, particularly the collaboration ‘La Flaca’ alongside Nausica, has further solidified his standing in the underground, garnering support from heavyweights like Fatboy Slim, Danny Howard, Claptone, Duke Dumont and Arielle Free. Over the past few years, Danny Rhys has played a pivotal role as a member of the A&R team at Toolroom, championing the main room tech house sound that has fast become his signature. Label boss Mark Knight continuous to mentor Danny, including the position to co-host his Saturday night KISS show. ‘Switch’ is perfect club material. Jackin drums, playful synth patterns and a UKG inspired vocal which illustrates Danny Rhys’ musical prowess and reinforces his influence at the label.

Switch

Danny Rhys - Switch

Our House (feat. Ron Carroll)

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House heavyweights GUZ & Thomas Newson join forces on Toolroom Trax to deliver their latest club-ready anthem, ‘The Middle’. GUZ’s recent collaborations with John Summit, Ferreck Dawn and Deeper Purpose have become instant hits on the dancefloor, each track establishing itself as a favourite among DJs and club-goers alike which has built GUZ solid reputation as every DJ’s go to producer.

GUZ has been in collaboration with fellow Dutchman Thomas Newson, another key artist for Toolroom Trax who is connecting well with DJ’s and dancefloors. Both acts naturally command over 1m monthly listeners combined securing their presence in House & Tech House. ‘The Middle’ showcases their collaborative synergy, blending GUZ’s distinctive, powerful drum patterns with Thomas Newson's flair for psychedelic synths and captivating vocal hooks.

The Middle

Guz, Thomas Newson - The Middle

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Toolroom head honcho Mark Knight is known for bringing through the next generation of Toolroom stars and does so here as he introduces James Haskell to the main label. James has been on a rapid rise to greatness over the past 2 years after graduating from a Toolroom Academy production course, releasing on Toolroom Trax and racking up plenty of high profile gigs along the way. This record was a vision of James’ for some time and as soon as Mark head an early demo, he absolutely loved it and jumped at the chance of wrapping it up with James in the studio!

It’s a head-down, hands up, peak-time Tech Houser that packs a serious punch! Fellow Toolroom Family stalwart Gene Farris provides his unique vocal licks as the icing on the cake and this lands with early support from Gorgon City, Adam Beyer, Tini Gessler, Tita Lau and plenty more!

Go Deep

James Haskell, Mark Knight, Gene Farris - Go Deep

She's A Freak

She's A Freak (Extended Mix)

Diss You Right

Six tracks of pure musical chaos... we welcome Tristan ChantZ to the label alongside his whole crew for dirty, genre-bending bangers thatll have you laughing and throwing stank faces simultaneously. The Vibe Tribe EP presents grimy bass drops to clever experiments that shouldnt work but absolutely do, each track proving what happens when talented friendz get together and push every boundary they can find.

Tristan ChantZ QWERKS!
1. When did you start making music?
I started DJing for fun in my room and tinkering with production in 2015, stopped for a long time then the fire was reignite. I started taking this artist path seriously in March 2022 by producing in Logic for a year, and then upgrading to Ableton.

2. What makes YOU qwerky?
I was dropped as a child. Lol and I have no specific genre, especially during my sets. Although i make mostly dirty house and DnB, i just go for high energy banging music, and often use switchups and fakeouts. My favorite thing to do is make people laugh and dance at the same time. 

3. If you were a cartoon character, who would you be?
Patrick from SpongeBob cause i like to WUMMMBOOOO.

4. What’s your favorite sound?
Me like Wubs and those big fat saw wave rare growl thingZ

5. You’re making dinner at your house… what’s on the menu?
Tequila and electrolytes

6. Who are 3 people you’d invite?
Chris Lake, Jesus and Lil Wayne 

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WZW QWERKS!
1. When did you start making music?
I started making music in 2019 using FL Studio just for fun. It was all trial and error. Things got way more serious around 2020 when I switched to Ableton. That’s when I really started to explore sound design and carve out my own sound, especially in the house and tech house space.

2. What makes YOU qwerky?
What makes me qwerky is that I love flipping unexpected sound combos into something that just feels wrong in the right way. On our collab “Dirty Sexy,” Tristan and I played around with bass textures that felt playful but gritty, that kind of weird & fun energy is what I always chase in my own productions too. I’m obsessed with creating those moments on the dance floor where people stop, make a face, and go, “WTF was that… I love it.” If I can trigger that reaction, I know I’ve done my job.

3. If you were a cartoon character, who would you be?
I grew up on One Piece, Bleach, and Naruto, so I’d probably be some fusion of Luffy and Ichigo — a little chaotic, driven by instinct, always chasing the next adventure, and constantly leveling up. I like characters who move with purpose but aren’t afraid to get messy on the way there — kind of like how I approach music.

4. What’s your favorite sound?
I’m big on dirty basses! the kind that punch but still breathe. I love throwing reverb on my bass stabs just enough to give them space and drama. It always feels kind of epic to me, as long as the low end stays tight (gotta tame it with EQ, no muddy mixdowns allowed, lol).

5. You’re making dinner at your house… what’s on the menu?
I’m throwing down some spicy Sichuan food — definitely Mapo tofu and a big, messy hot pot situation. I love bold flavors, especially the kind that make you sweat a little and question your life choices halfway through dinner.

6. Who are 3 people you’d invite?
I’m keeping it real with a double date — bringing my girl, Tristan, and his girl. Me and Tristan cooked up some beats together, so you already know we’re eating together fosho. Good food, good people, and probably some unreleased tracks playing in the background.