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Sometimes I Feel Strange

FLETCH has been at the core of Pakate since the very beginning. After marking the label's kick-off EP in 2021 and a few appearances on the VA series, the Manchester-based producer is back on track with another classy EP called "Let The Beat". The lead track will guide you through the middle of the dancefloor from the very first seconds with its funky-house jamming rhythms, nasty disco riffs, and catchy vocal samples, whilst FLETCH and Blair Suarez's collaboration digs deep into the deepest hours of the night with booming basslines, incessant toms and sharp hats. On the flip things get deeper and deeper with the Manchester-based producer providing two more solo cuts that dive between tight microhouse drums, dubby stabs, and captivating modular bleeps.

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Premiere: FLETCH, Blair Suarez - Think About It [Pakate Records]

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JOIA’s new EP is raw, instinctive, and stripped to its core. Moving between dark club grooves, broken beats, and flashes of rave energy, each track is direct yet unpredictable. There’s no excess—just rhythm, mood, and movement. Beats hit where they need to, melodies drift in and out, and everything serves the moment. It’s music that feels personal but built for the floor.
Argentine producer and Rummel label founder Djolee's remix of Urutau rounds off the EP with a bang.

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Aldo Cadiz & Basti Grub- Iris (Elias Morris Ibiza Boutique Edit)

Rulers - Wrecking Ball

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AJ Christou, Caleb Calloway - Right Now (Orignal Mix)

Making his debut on Libero, Oxford-based Gibraltarian producer, Jezen. Following on from an impressive stream of releases, ‘The Things You Know’ EP delivers an exceptional combination of original club cuts, both tracks already played by Marco Carola, Loco Dice and more - supplemented by a remix from Leicestershire talents, Murphy’s Law.

‘Like You Should’ takes the shape of a late-night mood setter. A quintessential Music On-esque number - often a treat for the earlier dancefloor descendants - comprising a potent mixture of percussive factors, punchy kicks, and crisp rhythms. Throwing a pinch of the early 2010s deep house flavour in with its bassline and synth melodies; a steady groover that leaves a lasting effect.

‘The Things You Know’ turns the momentum up slightly, adding more roll and shuffle into the mix. Crammed with atmospheric scenes and injections of cadent flair. Continuing the fashion of strong, reminiscent melodic undertones, yet another standout track with indisputable impact.

Completing the triple threat, Murphy’s Law remix of the title track injects yet another layer of energy into the release. A robust adaptation of ‘The Things You Know’ with a constant, blistering low end and raw harmonics offer a gritty alternative to an already definitive piece of music. With hints of UK Tech character dotted throughout, the increasingly-popular duo rounds off the release nicely.

PR written by Tony Allen.