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PREMIERE: Half Dead Dave - Your New Home

Gabu opens a new chapter with the launch of a fresh series, and the first release comes from none other than Dabous, the Riyadh-based producer making waves far beyond the Saudi underground. Known for his deep, hypnotic house and dub-infused sound, Dabous has already brought his energy to stages like MDL Beast Soundstorm, performing alongside global icons of the scene.

With Ceiling, he strips things down to their essence: mysterious pulses, heavy low-end echoes, and the kind of heady groove that lingers long after the last beat fades. It’s music that feels at once intimate and expansive, born from the underground, shaped for deep listeners, and carrying the unmistakable Gabu signature.

The series will launch first on Bandcamp, giving early supporters exclusive access, before rolling out across all major platforms in the months that follow.

Dabous - Ceiling

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PREMIERE: Paffetti aka Black Loops - Yallah

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Premiere: 1 - The Flair & Dani Ramos - You are [CR002]

German producer Tilman puts his personal spin on Sharon Redd’s classic Activate, delivering two distinct reworks that both nod to the roots of house music while offering fresh dancefloor appeal.

The Metro Mix channels early proto house energy – raw and driving with a no-frills groove that brings out the track’s underground potential. A tribute to stripped-back club tools with just the right amount of grit.

Meanwhile, the Paradise Mix smooths things out, layering warm pads, flowing piano chords and mellow grooves into a deep house rework that feels timeless and inviting.
Both mixes highlight Tilman’s instinct for balance – between function and feeling, rhythm and harmony – and reimagine Activate with care, character, and club awareness.

Activate (Tilman’s Mixes)

Activate (Tilman's Metro Mix)

Activate 

Activate (Tilmans Metro Mix) - Sharon Redd

B2. Inner Balance

exclusive | Phil Evans - Deep | Freizeit Records

There’s a certain grace in consistency - and few embody it quite like Phil Evans. As the founder of Pager Records, he’s quietly shaped the sound of contemporary House with a signature blend of warmth, precision, and forward-thinking groove. Over the years, Evans has turned Pager into a breeding ground for refined producers such as Vitess, Christian Sarde, and Tiago Walter, but "E-Motions" feels like his defining statement: a double LP that doesn’t just compile tracks, but unfolds as a full-scale listening experience - equal parts club weaponry and emotional introspection.

“Deep” is a track that lives up to its name - a stripped-back, floor-ready cut with a hypnotic drive and a bassline that practically hums through your chest. There’s tension in its restraint, energy in its subtlety. The melody rolls endlessly, while the drums flicker like sparks - understated power at its finest.

Buy the LP: https://www.yoyaku.io/release/phil-evans-phil-evans-e-motions-freizeit01lp 

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Phil Evans: @philevans_sc // https://www.instagram.com/philevans_ig
Freizeit Records: @freizeitrecords // https://www.instagram.com/freizeitrecord

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exclusive | Phil Evans - Deep | Freizeit Records

Desire

> @jespat
> @rominimalcollective

Somewhere between control and chaos lies the perfect groove — that subtle line where every move feels blind, yet guided by instinct.
This is where JESPAT found his sound.

“Blind Move EP” tells the story of precision meeting emotion: two original cuts built on tension, space, and restrained energy.

Then, from the shadows, Direkt steps in — reshaping the narrative with a remix that turns the groove inside out, giving it pulse and drive for the dancefloor.

Mastered by Andrey Djackonda.


PREMIERE: JESPAT - Sunglasses [ROMEP092]

Not sure where the music I make would go, guess I’ll leave that for you to decide.

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