Release date (vinyl & digital): 10th of October 2025

TRACKLIST:
A1. Second Skin
A2. The Ring
B1. Neon
B2. Blood

INFO:
With his first EP on Token, Phara conjures up four tracks detailing dancefloor impact with robust personality. In ‘Second Skin’, the Belgian artist is eager for resolution, keeping tension high with the bold analog sound he’s known for. Coming eye to eye with the label’s sound, Phara pays homage to Token while fiercely defending years of artistic direction - layering the label’s astral ambiance with his unstoppable movement.

‘Second Skin’ sets Phara’s intentions clear. The titletrack rolls forward like heavy machinery with what seems like shifting vocals breathing life into the stereo image. This first cut is a gold standard of peaktime production, creating a sense of purpose at the core of urgency. Claps and rides boom and whip around the track that lumbers on with chord stabs to add soul to flare. ‘The Ring’, however, takes the listener into another direction. Heavily centered on the drum sequence with a sharp slap-back delay, Phara plays with resonance, sparking psychosis amongst movement. Playful in the short term, ‘The Ring’ proves to be an ultra-hypnotic track reserved for a set’s high intensity stretches on an already surrendered dancefloor. Taking this energy and pulling it in, ‘Neon’ comes to establish a bit more intimacy at first. Here, the producer diffuses his elements into themselves and, in turn, creates a thick ambiance that drives the record forward in space and dissonance. ‘Neon’ is inquisitive and almost spiritual in its effect, playing with the line between a unified dancefloor and an introspective journey. The conclusion to the EP is ‘Blood’, a return to dryer production - at least in the beginning. Ambient, almost psychedelic synth work sucks in the listener over unwavering energy to create a closing track worthy of its name. Rolling through to the end, ‘Blood’ delivers the final blow to an insatiable record on Token by Phara. 

TOKEN135 - Phara - Second Skin

TRS045 - The Renegade Sessions Welcomes Connor Wall

The Australian artist is emerging from Naarm’s underground with a sound and style that demands your attention. 
Releases on Treatment, Float, Phorum and WSNWG show his ability to balance the past of the genre with the future.

“For this one, I’m bringing forward someone I believe is going to leave a mark on our beloved scene.
Connor Wall is an artist with a deep and minimalistic vibe that, as I’ve said in the past, is a style that gives me real pleasure to hear when it’s done right. His sound is dark but also very groovy and it carries the most important element to me - substance.
This session shows those strengths clearly. Stripped-down and focused to the bone without ever losing interest. The kind of sound that’s full of character to my ears.
I’m highlighting him because this is the kind of talent I want people to hear. Real techno music with real depth.”
-Endlec ▪︎

Follow Connor Wall & find more about him in the following links.
FB: facebook.com/C0NN0RWALL  
SC: https://soundcloud.com/c0nn0rwall
INSTA: instagram.com/connor___wall  
RA: ra.co/dj/connorwall

CONNOR WALL | THE RENEGADE SESSIONS 045

OUT NOW: #GRT031

1. Spin
2. Qubit
3. Inequality
4. Entanglement
5. Variabili Nascoste

Singular Anomalies - Variabili Nascoste (EP) [GRETA]

OLYMPIAN 63 // Marc Faenger

live recording of Montague's appearance at hf2009 @ Unter Null, Leipzig.

follow @montague00
--> @daswerkberlin
IG instagram.com/lucafromspain
RA de.ra.co/dj/montague

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cover art and mix mastered by: @jangoertz

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Something is happening.
Everything falls in place.
See you in a bit.

HYPERFOKUS — MONTAGUE

ARTISTS Links:

EL MAMU:
SC: @elmamu
IG: www.instagram.com/elmamu___/

SINAPSIS RECORDS:
SC: @sinapsis-colectivo
FB: www.facebook.com/SinapsisRecords/
IG: www.instagram.com/sinapsis.col/

Support: 
https://sinapsiscolombia.bandcamp.com/

P r e m i e r e: EL MAMU - Nocturne No.2 (Original Mix) [SNPS011]

Secular

Originating from pulsating rhythms and driven by an unrelenting passion for sound exploration, Ana Rs stands out as both a versatile producer and an eclectic DJ.
 
Ana made a significant mark with her 2023 EP “Take Me There” on Ben Sims’s iconic Symbolism imprint, solidifying her presence on the international stage. Her sound has continued to evolve, diving deeper into the hypnotic and experimental realms of techno marked by tension, weight, and intricate detail. In June 2024, she released “In the Warmth of the Red Lights” on SEMANTICA, Svreca’s influential label – a release that reflects her growing influence within the genre.
 
By June 2025, she debuted on Float Records with Not Yet Born, But Heard, a four-track EP showcasing her distinct approach to techno. Her discography also includes labels such as Illegal Alien Records, Observant, Ac5id and Future Arikive, with more exciting announcements lined up for this year.
 
Beyond the studio, Ana has established herself as a global artist, performing across Europe, Asia, South America at respected venues such as Tresor Berlin, RSO Berlin, Vent Tokyo, Dommune, Garden Club & many more. She is also the creative force behind Interakt events – a platform through which she challenges norms and curates forward-thinking experiences in the electronic music scene.
 
Her path has always been about progression – from her early days of joyful experimentation in DJing and production to her current status as an artist shaping the future of experimental techno through bold collaborations and boundary-pushing sounds. 

IG: https://www.instagram.com/anars_____/
SC: https://soundcloud.com/ana25062

Ana Rs - Syncast [SYN228]

Live recording from ORPHIC x 01366 at Tillatec, Amsterdam.

Mastered by @kabay

There's some warping here and there in the recording ~ see it as a feature, enjoy ;;)

xx

01366 x ORPHIC @ TILLATEC | Twelve Seven

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