Beatport Best New Electro (Modern / Classic / Detroit)

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B1 - Labuzinski & Graef - Vino Rosetto

Dominator

A full on hard hitting fidget electro track from the mighty production duo Dirty Inc.
  www.myspace.com/dirtyincuk

Dirty Inc - Get On It ! (Electro Wonk Mix) (FREE DOWNLOAD)

Artist: Tino
Title: Set You Free
Label: Global Swing
Cat No: GS005
Format: 12” Vinyl

Tracklist: 

A1. Set You Free
A2. Tinto!
B1. Give That
B2. Obsession 


Tino joins the global swing orbit with a 4-pack of slammin' summer-ready grooves. His new EP Set You Free is landing soon. This is paradise music, welcome to Dopamine Island. When you hear these cuts screaming across the club, you got 2 options: get up or get down. No in between. C’mon, baby. It's Tino season.

Tino - Set You Free (GS005)

‘Bang At Me’ delivers a slick, funk-infused groove, with Ntem’s smooth, laid-back vocals gliding effortlessly over warm organ tones and sharp, polished percussion.

Buy:
https://www.beatport.com/track/bang-at-me/20457786

Saraga - Bang At Me (Original Mix)

Dominion

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Frozen Echo

That's Right

Paul Basscoigne premieres on Science Cult with "Abyssal Rift", striking a beautiful balance between IDM and Electro.

Written and produced by Pablo Miranda
Mastering by Syrte
(P) & (C) 2025 Science Cult
www.sciencecult.com

Abyssal Rift

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Paul Basscoigne - Breath Beyond the Code

DATA LOSS

Testing Loss Protocoll (UnoTurbo Remix)

Mechatronica proudly presents 'Nexus of Shadows', DJ MELL G’s most uncompromising release yet. Across five tracks, she unleashes dystopian electro, breakbeat grit, and cyberpunk fire—raw soundscapes and futuristic vocals channeling rebellion, resilience, female rage and divine retribution in a relentless fusion of electro and industrial.

You can download A1 'Global Revolution' straight away by pre-ordering the EP on our Bandcamp store: mechatronica.bandcamp.com/album/nexus-of-shadows

More tracks from the EP:
soundcloud.com/mechatronicamusic/dj-mell-g-we-are-the-future-mtron047
soundcloud.com/mechatronicamusic/dj-mell-g-global-revolution-mtron047
soundcloud.com/mechatronicamusic/dj-mell-g-nemesis-tool-mtron047
soundcloud.com/mechatronicamusic/dj-mell-g-nemesis-destroy-your-future-edit-mtron047


Releases October 24th.

[ Pre-order ]

DJ Mell G - Drop Your Weapon [MTRON047]

Cyphon Recordings proudly presents the latest release from Berwick, a Sheffield by Bristol producer and DJ carving out a reputation for razor-sharp electro and forward-thinking club sounds. With a background steeped in underground electronic music, Berwick has steadily built his name through a string of uncompromising releases and energetic live and DJ sets, blending the grit of classic electro with a modern rave-inspired touch. His new EP showcases his most refined work yet—four tracks built for the floor, designed to move bodies and shake systems.
 
Opening with ‘Fall & Melt’, Berwick sets the tone with a punchy, contemporary electro cut. Its driving percussion, crisp groove, and propulsive energy make it a peak-time weapon, balancing raw dancefloor impact with seriously fat production finesse. Next up, ‘Powerflip‘ dives deeper into the shadows. Gnarly synth lines, guttural bass, and clipped vocal hits collide to create a darker, more menacing side of Berwick’s electro vision. With eyeball-rattling low-end, it’s a track that demands a big system to unleash its full force.
 
On ‘Impossible’, Berwick shifts gears into an even faster lane. Elasticated bass and synths bounce around the crisp drum groove, pushing the pace with an adrenaline-fueled rhythm that’s as urgent as it is infectious.   Rounding off the EP, fellow Bristolian Sam Lester takes ‘Powerflip‘ into new territory with a remix that leans towards wonky tech house. Stripping back some of the raw menace of the original, Lester reshapes it with a 4 on the floor kick, layering in hypnotic textures and a slick low-end that makes it a tripped-out weapon for house and techno sets alike.
 
This release cements Berwick’s position as an artist unafraid to push electro into bold and uncompromising spaces, while also opening the door to cross-genre interpretations.


BUY on JUNO

PREMIERE : Berwick - Fall & Melt

STRX010: Satellite Trax presents “We Dress For Dinner EP” - a buffet of homegrown dubplates by Joel Dunn, best known as Marshall Applewhite.

Out now on all major platforms: https://ffm.to/strx010

As we continue our mission of dancefloor exploration into the colder days ahead, we reanimate one of our favorite revenants from the bottomless underworld to warm us back up.

An immortal product of the robust Detroit scene, Joel Dunn now serves as a commander in our growing Satellite Trax fleet. Last year's "Michigan & Rosa EP" [STRX008] under his dubstep-centric alias OktoRed cracked our foundation with blistering bass weight. This time, he returns to our sublabel by way of his Marshall Applewhite project, cunningly named after the deranged leader of Heaven's Gate.

Known for cultivating bass workouts that gravitate towards modern electro, Marshall Applewhite is back with a fresh tracklist of cult classics. "We Dress For Dinner EP" is a hate letter to the eerie autumn breeze felt after supper, capturing the essence of our shapeshifter's many stylistic forms. For his slower paced, hypnosis-inducing tracks, he has coined the term "sludge" as a niche descriptor and potential subgenre to build upon. This can be heard in the opener "Acid Beans," a midtempo meltdown and theme song of experiencing poison damage. The EP looks into the future with "Ravioli Raid," stepping on the tempo throttle with its clear ghettotech influence and ode to pasta. "Old Risotto Lung Charlie" keeps the octane flowing through cleverly syncopated yet unforgiving bassline intended to devour dimly lit dancefloors. The acidic bassline in "Meat Droplets" is an insignia of Detroit dwellers, assembled around an inimitable groove reminiscent of early techno mornings. "Sunday Dishes" is a suitable pick-me-up for weekend warriors in the form of smooth, tasteful jungle with no aftertaste.

As a newfound tradition and homage to last year's "Vengabus" on STRX008, Marshall Applewhite closes with another Bandcamp-exclusive track. "Mr. Vain Cover" flips Culture Beat's 90s anthem into a DJ tool drenched in his "sludge" aesthetic. What he hilariously described as "MTV techno" is willfully drained into a garbage disposal for our morbid curiosity.

There are few entities that better represent our personal slice of the Motor City's vibrant underground than Marshall Applewhite. His latest offering is yet another testament to the urban grit and grueling bass that are integral components of our sonic DNA. Let "We Dress For Dinner EP" serve as the otherworldly soundtrack to your next social gathering - dissatisfaction guaranteed, or your money back.

Satellite Trax - an expansion of our core imprint that focuses on dance-centric music and its club roots; part of the foundation within our sonic heritage. This sublabel serves as a primary source of dancefloor weaponry for DJs and enthusiasts aiming to unveil the latest rhythms heard from around the electronic music sphere. 

Written, produced, & mastered by Joel Dunn

BUY / STREAM

Marshall Applewhite - Meat Droplets

Artist : Galaxy Lane
Release name : Too Much Onion EP
Label : Lane Trax
Distributor : Kompakt
Artwork : Galaxy Lane 
Mixing & Mastering : Galaxy Lane 

Tracklist :

1. Too Much Onion 
2. Part Time Signals

Signal has been found once again. Galaxy Lane returns to his own imprint Lane Trax for the fourth release. 
Shaped in the outer echelons of the cosmos, the EP slides between raw machine rhythms and shimmering synths with a mysterious moody vibe.
The result is that unfiltered and unapologetic Galaxy Lane sound. Yet another broadcast from outer space destined for the underground.

Lane Trax is proud to continue the broadcast, focusing on pure communication : sound carried through the void and stripped back to its essence. This is Galaxy Lane, tuning into another frequency.

Galaxy Lane - Too Much Onion

You Used To Hold Me

You Used To Hold Me (Greg Cerrone Remix) [feat. Terri B.]

Prevenge

Corporate Occult

L.O.I. (Lady Of Ice) - Limited Remix Edition

Lady of Ice (Doc Phatt Dirty Squeeze Mix)

In the spring of 2007, musician and producer Paul ‘Mudd’ Murphy decided to launch his own label. Named after the house he grew up in, Claremont 56 would release beautiful music by friends, associates, collaborators and like-minded musicians.

In the 10 years that have passed since, Claremont 56 has more than surpassed Murphy’s modest expectations. It has built up a cult following around the world, with listeners responding positively to the label’s combination of magical music, beautiful artwork, and impeccable packaging.

To mark the label’s first decade, Murphy has put together a sumptuous vinyl box set of previously unheard material, produced and presented with the same attention to detail that listeners have come to expect.

Each copy of Claremont 56: 10 Years contains five weighty slabs of wax and a bespoke info sheet, housed in a specially designed, hand-numbered box with debossed logos on the front and rear. There is also a limited-edition run of 200 copies which come with an additional 12” containing exclusive remixes and a brand new Paqua track, ‘Dalas’.

However impressive the packaging, it’s the music that makes Claremont 56: 10 Years stand out. Featuring a mixture of unreleased tracks and brand new remixes of vintage label releases, the highlights come thick and fast.

As you’d expect, some of the most impressive contributions come from those artists you could describe as “legendary”, including Chicago deep house originators Larry Heard and Ron Trent. Can legend Holger Czukay kindly contributes one of the standout moments, the eccentric ‘Music To Be Murdered By’, from his own unreleased catalogue, while Afro-cosmic pioneer Daniele Baldelli joins forces with Marco Dionigi to deliver a typically spacey remix of Bison’s ‘Familiar Stranger’. There’s also an epic, Afro-tinged dub disco remix of Smith & Mudd’s ‘Nether’ by Norwegian scene founder Bjorn Torske.

Elsewhere, Good Timin’ man Jex Opolis turns an overlooked track by Paraiso into a samba-boogie killer, Sean P dubs out Zee Erf’s beautiful cover of ‘Southern Freeez’, and Phil Mison turns FreshRo’s laidback electrofunk cut ‘Pacific State’ into a breezy, Balearic gem. Look out too, for the emotion-rich beauty of Statues’ ‘River Darkness’ – a track arguably worth the cost of the box set on its own – and the deep space explorations of Almunia’s Leo Ceccanti.

We could go on, but we’re running out of space. Suffice to say, Claremont 56: 10 Years is a lovingly compiled, curated and presented celebration of the label’s first decade.

C1 - Teu Sorriso - Jex Opolis

Assemble Music presents the third chapter of its Assembling VA series with Reedale Rise, Markus Sommer & Felix Kluge, Martinez and Onirik. Assembling 3 features four tracks oscillating between timeless electro, funky microhouse and elegant minimalism.

[ASB - 03] A1. Reedale Rise - Distant Object (snippet)

This is RAGGA HOLE MURDA!
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