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Shotik & Mesos estreiam na 4 Jungle Records com "Black Market / Just Say"!
Com basslines gordos e poderosos, este single entrega um Drum and Bass pesado e explosivo, pronto para incendiar as pistas. Uma estreia de respeito, marcando presença com energia e impacto.

Shotik & Mesos - Black Market

Once again, MsDos & Subsid link up and drop some summertime vibes on Smooth N Groove with their 'Miami Vice' EP. Both established producers in their own right, with solo releases on some of the scenes best known and iconic labels. From the likes of Good looking, Skeleton, Liquid V, Soul Deep, Flight Pattern, Phuzion and Liquid Drops to name a few.

As expected both producers bring the heat throughout this four track EP. Out now and available exclusively from the Smooth N Groove Bandcamp. Locked and ready to drop across all online stores, April 25th.

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mSdoS & Subsid - Easy Love (OUT NOW)

Dutch rising star SAMA returns to Kraftek after his seminal "Existence" EP with the emotive and atmospheric Cosmic Techno beauty, "The Beholder." Marking the second installement of Kraftek’s annual 'Monolith Series', Pleasurekraft encapuslates the label’s musical vision with eight songs from their favourite and up and coming producers. With early support from the likes of Pan-Pot, Enrico Sangiuliano and Adam Beyer we hope you enjoy our premiere of “The Beholder”, exclusively on Techno Cave.

Pre-order the track via this link: https://www.beatport.com/release/pleasurekraft-presents-monolith-series-volume-2/2324452

Premiere: SAMA - The Beholder

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For Respekt 172, we take a little dig into Spektre’s Respekt back catalogue, with a quintet of reworks from the scene’s finest.
OC & Verde kick things off with their super vibey interpretation of “Carnival of Souls” - a timely chaser to their huge Respekt hit “Mondoshawan”.
Next up to the plate is Harvey McKay, making his debut on the label with a characteristically stripped-back, no nonsense take on “Gates of Dawn”.
Manchester’s Rudosa transplants the melodies from “Forged in the Heart of a Laserbeam” onto his trademark heavy drums and rumbling low-end, whilst Hush & Sleep and Raito put their inimitable stamps on “Strobelight” and “Celeste” respectively.

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