Under The Counter 6 is here!

4 more cheeky cuts for the dancefloor!

Unity

I Know

I Know (Stripped Mix)

Our brand new explosive acid driven release finally lands on the amazing ''VassnovaRecords''. We appreciate everyones support on this one, it is our biggest release to date and one of our favourite labels by a long shot! 

We hope you enjoy it! Big up, ''The Lads'' X

Various Artists Volume 1

Love For House

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Let's pick up the energy with this club heavy track 'Humpin''. Melloca's second feature on the VA is a true gem - an infectious vocal that rides on punchy tribal percussion inspired by Latin culture. The track is further enhanced by filtered synth stabs, which give it a minimal touch and contribute to its Ibiza terrace vibe.

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Humpin'

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Dope Demeaors - Bring Ya Down

Here is my latest mix with all the tunes I'm digging at the minute

Plus some exclusive coming on my label

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1. Kyle Robertson & Stupid Boy - Dance It Out
2. Deeper Purpose & BRN Feat. JmNPR - Up N' Down 
3. Tony Romera - House Y'all
4. Biscits - Selecta
5. DJ S.K.T - Molly
6. Andruss - Tranquilao
7. Selco (BE) - Bouzouki
8. Latto Feat. LU KALA - Lottery (Bradley Skeng Remix)
9. Nick Raff - Can’t Be Me
10. Stupid Boy - Callin' (Scott Gascoigne Remix)
11. Mau P - Dress Code
12. Kyle Robertson - Wreck The Freq
13. SUBSHIFT & Silque - Freak Out
14. Kyle Robertson - Overthink (Scott Gascoigne Remix)

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Deep Blue

A new house track with a classic house oldschool vibe to it. The vocal is from a Chicago house record released way back in 1989.

The lyrics of the record are refering to an old Chicago night club called "The Warehouse", a three-storey factory building on a broad, sodium-lit street in west central Chicago where resident DJ, mister Frankie Knuckles, mixed old disco classics, new Eurobeat pop and synthesised beats into a frantic high- energy amalgamation of recycled soul.

The music was so special for that time that regulars, the 'party children' (mostly black & gay), simply called it "House Music" as an abbreviation of "Warehouse Music". The name was born. Not music we would call house now, but it was where house would come from, the music and the vibe, and of course the very first House Music records.

musicorigins.org/item/the-warehouse-the-place-where-house-music-got-its-name/

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warehouse_(nightclub)

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HUD - Warehouse Days (Radio Edit)

Magnetic Field – Suno x Danny Feat. Kira Solé

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Swiss-born DJ and producer Dario D’Attis joins forces with longtime collaborator Haldo for the latest release on Poker Flat Recordings, following on from Back To The Old (2025 on Poker Fkat).. 

Naku is a deep, groove-driven cut that grew from a hypnotic bassline and is elevated by the magnetic vocals. Blending timeless house sensibilities with rich Afro-inspired textures, the track is both soulful and primed for the dancefloor.

"I’ve been working with Haldo in the studio for almost 20 years." says Dario D'Attis. "He’s one of my favorite musicians. We always record what we play and then I let myself be inspired by the recordings in my studio and just make my cuts. Naku actually grew out of the baseline."

Adding to the release, UK house legend Atjazz (Martin Iveson) delivers his signature Galaxy Aart rework, presenting both a stunning remix and a stripped dub version. His remix deepens the original’s hypnotic pull, layering textures and intricate rhythms that showcase his unmistakable touch.

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Naku (Edit) [Snippet]

“Because We All Love” is a heartfelt declaration of love to house music in its purest, most ritualistic form. From the very first seconds, the track creates a warm, vibrant, deeply club-oriented atmosphere: a naturally flowing groove, shimmering hi-hats, a smooth yet driving bassline, and that unmistakable soulful touch that turns the dancefloor into a place of connection.

But the real magic comes from the vocals. The looped, mantra-like phrases — “Because we all love… Music, we in this house…” — build a collective hypnosis. It feels like entering a nighttime temple where every breath of the track becomes an invitation to freedom and emotional communion. The lines repeat, stretch, intertwine, creating a sense of belonging that only the most authentic house music can evoke.

The track unfolds with elegance: subtle build-ups, controlled bursts of energy, and a groove that never lets go. The “love house” soul is palpable — warm, embracing, human. A vibration that speaks of unity, shared energy, and bodies moving as one.

“Because We All Love” is not just a track: it’s an experience, a celebration, a universal message expressed through rhythm and repetition. A modern anthem of house culture, capable of turning every listen into a moment of pure connection.

Deep Blue

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