Tech House And Techno

Lose Control

Lose Control (Extended Mix) [feat. David LeSal]

NYC-based DJ & producer Michael Grald has been sending us his brand of vocal tech since 2022. On hearing his first demos, we paired him up with Terri-Anne, and they released the percussive roller “City Of New York” that same year. Since then, we’ve watched him develop his sound via Amsterdam-based label, Anything Can Happen. His latest release for us takes in some Amsterdam influence for sure as he heads into deeper house territory with “In My Head”. A groovy beat, lovely bubbling synths, and a super, loopy vocal deliver all you need here for a DJ-friendly roller. Classy.

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Michael Grald - In My Head (Extended Mix) [Glasgow Underground]

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Dutch talent Tim Hox makes a bold debut on Love & Other with ‘Thinking About You’ – a slick, emotive cut that blends underground club weight with a soaring melodic touch.

Driven by an unmistakable vocal hook and sleek melodic textures, the track strikes a fine balance between underground energy and crossover appeal – versatile enough for sunset sessions or late-night energy. 

With previous releases on labels like Spinnin’ and Altra Moda, Tim Hox continues to push his signature “Hox House” sound into new territory. Thinking About You adds another layer - polished, emotive, and built for repeat spins.

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Donny Graves is a young DJ and producer from West Palm Beach, Florida. He is part of the new school of social-first producers and, despite being only three releases into his career, already hitting streaming numbers that producers with ten years on him are failing to match. His debut for us, the electric “Show Me”, is the kind of hot-wired Indie Dance that delivers alongside artists like Gabbs, DEFLEE and Max Styler in our sets. The vocals are hooky and warped, the sub-bass bounces, and the mid-bass riffs hit you like analogue aces on the floor. Don’t miss out.

Donny Graves - Show Me (Extended Mix)

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Crusy, a Toolroom family favourite, is back on the label with a club-ready weapon in the shape of ‘Lose Control’.  
 
Following sold out shows across Europe, North America and Asia; 2025 is truly the year that’s seen the Spaniard rise to the forefront of the House music sphere. He’s earned his merit through numerous Beatport top-10 chart releases, most recently with ‘Kiki’, and ‘The Night Train’ alongside David Penn and Kadoc which has seen support from the industry’s biggest DJs throughout summer. 
 
‘Lose Control’ follows a similar sonic profile to Crusy’s 2024 Toolroom release, ‘Hey Girls, B-Boys’ which also garnered huge DJ support from the likes of Adam Beyer, John Summit, Patrick Topping and many more, with this latest offering set to follow suit!

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It’s a star-studded collaboration on Toolroom Trax as cultures collide between original Latin flavours and big club beats from STBAN and James Hurr.

Latin House producer and label head of Flamenca Records, STBAN makes his debut on Toolroom Trax with a collaboration that’s feels fresh and authentic. Known for championing house music laced with flamenco influences, STBAN has been carving out a lane that fuses tradition with the underground that stays true to his roots and sound.

On this new record ‘El Camino’, STBAN once again teams up with Josemi Carmona who layers original flamenco inspired instrumentation which is making these two quite the pair. To elevate the record further, they’ve invited Soleá Morente one of Spain’s most celebrated vocalists to deliver stunning original lyrics. Soleá’s career has spanned everything from indie flamenco to high-profile collaborations which brings an expertise of organic flamenco edge.

And because this is a Toolroom Trax release, the production is finished off with some serious club muscle in the form of James Hurr. A firm label favourite with a string of Beatport chart-toppers and collaborations with Mark Knight and Roland Clark, James adds his expertise in chunky club beats ensuring ‘El Camino’ has the right amount of punch to dominate those global dancefloors.

El Camino

Bulgarian talent Mindslash delivers a statement of intent with his debut on Set About, presenting ‘Nightshift’ - a two-track release that distills raw techno power into pure, late-night energy. Both a reflection of his relentless drive and a showcase of his evolving artistry, this EP captures the duality of his sound: hypnotic force and emotional depth, seamlessly interwoven. 

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Premiere: Mindslash - Embrace [Set About]

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Jay Pryor - Funk 2 Da

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House music’s production juggernaut Wh0 returns to Toolroom with two emerging talents and Wh0 Plays regulars: Sam Frandisco and Marco Melissen. Already a Mark Knight staple ‘Let Me In’ is a peak time roller that fuses authentic House stabs with the frenetic energy of Tech House Drums. A certified club weapon, guaranteed to keep energy levels at fever pitch on the dancefloor.

Let It In

Attentive listeners will have already noticed the first Oliver Lieb re-releases from our ongoing Superstition Records Remaster Campaign over the past months.

Alongside these remastered classics, the campaign also uncovers rare gems and long-lost tracks from his archives.

Now, for the very first time, all existing mixes of Subraumstimulation are united in one release, including the legendary John Johnson Remix and W.J. Henze Mix, which finally become digitally available after more than a decade.

Subraumstimulation (Remastered)

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Subraumstimulation (Main Mix) [Remastered]

The Heads That Know

Charlotte de Witte feat. Comma Dee - The Heads That Know (Original Mix)

DRAXZMONT - GO IN DEEP (MASTER)

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Simon Sim's - Progress Island (Original)

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.

Lose Control

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