https://soundcloud.com/gytis-veiveris
🛒 https://veiveris.bandcamp.com/album/virsmas
🔊 https://youtu.be/HRPXosLRqT8

VEIVERIS announces the debut album “Virsmas”, which will be self-released on May 15th. One of the album’s lead singles, “Šoku” is a hypnotic fusion of synthesizers and tribal rhythms. The main hook — the word “Šoku”, which translates to “I dance” — is wrapped in poetic storytelling, creating a ritual-like atmosphere and soundscape.

In the album, the artist explores themes of personal development, becoming, and the never-ending process of change within oneself. Stylistically, the album revolves around the influences of dance-floor oriented genres, creating a unique clash of musical styles and a musically dynamic soundscape.
 
VEIVERIS, an alias for Gytis Veiveris, is a producer and live act hailing from Lithuania. Beginning his musical journey from nightclubs, the artist now delves into performing electronic music live, bringing in synthesized sound and screaming vocals to his performances

Virsmas is out on cassette and digital on May 15th. 

Tracklist:

A.1 Pradžia
A.2 Spaudžia
A.3 Nėra Vietos
A.4 Naktistata
A.5 Šoku
B.1 Aidai
B.2 Saldžiai
B.3 Seilėraštis
B.4 Šauk
B.5 Pabaiga

PREMIERE: VEIVERIS - Šoku [Self-Release]

After several killer EPs and tracks on labels such as Tresor, Multi Culti, Hard Fist, or Playground Records, Antonio De Oto aka A-Tweed finally delivers "Spring Music" his first solo LP via Abstrakce Records, changing perspective on his music and way of producing. 
A minimal approach, where echoes and reverbs become some of the main characters of the full journey, mixing up weird acid, experimental downbeat, electro, dub, and tribal vibes across a wide range of tempos. 

Slow-motion beats pulse beneath swirling acid lines, while dubby echoes and reverberations sculpt a landscape that is both immersive and mysterious. A-Tweed’s meticulous production draws from the label’s tradition of organic textures and ambient vibes, yet carves a distinct path balancing deep bass, shimmering synths, and a subtle sense of psychedelia that lingers long after the needle lifts. 

A cohesive journey, crafted for those who seek introspective voyages without giving up new forms of dancefloor communion. A manifesto about the power of slow rhythms, dub sensibilities, and acid-tinged experimentation, out of any hype and trend, aiming for a distinctive sound. An essential addition to the ever-evolving Abstrakce catalogue. The spring has just arrived.

https://soundcloud.com/antakaatweed
https://soundcloud.com/abstrakce

Premiere : A-Tweed - Lazy Horse Brain Rot [Abstrakce Records]

Pilooski masterful remix to Ed Rain's collaboration with Fantastic Twins, off his debut album Met him on a Wednesday.

The remix is available here (alongside another journey of a remix by Superpitcher here:
https://malkatuti.bandcamp.com/album/met-him-on-a-wednesday-remixes

and the Album is available here:
https://malkatuti.bandcamp.com/album/ed-rain-met-him-on-a-wednesday


Met Him On a Wednesday feat. Fantastic Twins (Pilooski Rhythm Mix)

A Side Ed Rain feat. Fantastic Twins - Met him on a Wedensday (Pilooski Rhythm Mix)

https://soundcloud.com/senoramusica https://soundcloud.com/umo_otn https://soundcloud.com/openthenext
🛒 https://openthenext.bandcamp.com/album/pr-ctica-de-l-mites-otn-12
🔊 https://youtu.be/yTLkJ-zTtuk

Where does a footstep become transgression? When does a tone abandon its harmony and drift into noise?

At what precise instant does a sonic ripple shift from mere dissonance to true disturbance?

Práctica de Límites is a compelling meditation on boundaries—both territorial and tonal.

It draws a provocative parallel between the arbitrariness of geopolitical borders and the fragile thresholds within sound itself.

Through this exploration, it asks not just who belongs where, but what belongs when, sonically speaking.

Tracklist:

1. Antiarmónica	
2. Distorpersión
3. Paralímite
4. Paralímite - Calma Tensa remix	
5. Distorpersión- UMO remix	
6. Antiarmónica - MMB remix

PREMIERE: Señora - Distorpersión (UMO Remix) [OPENTHENEXT]

We’re back with GNC Record’s digital series with a split EP from Omen and Intruso, producers and colleagues based in Barcelona. ‘Explosiones Programadas’ is made of a combination of peaktime heavy hitters and deep timeless after hours tracks, that captivate the dancefloor through ascending mental sounds that disintegrate, leaving space for something new to emerge, insisting that calmness and chaos are not always in conflict and that they can coexist as parts of the same universe.

The release begins with two tracks from Intruso, the first one brings resonant synthesizers and immersive atmospheres that are ideal for a peaktime moment at the club. The second one, a collaboration with Ludviq, has broken rhythms, unexpected turns and rogue synths which generate a state of metallic trance, building up upon the previous track.

The narrative continues with three tracks from Omen, the first one with a higher tempo and powerful breakbeats, along with deep sounds and hypnotic vocals that tell the dancefloor to remain calm, overlapping harmonically with the intense drum patterns. The second track goes even deeper, with a timeless downtempo groove that blends itself with reverberating atmospheres and looped samples that disintegrate themselves, leaving space for new sounds to surface. Finally, the EP comes to an end with house drum patterns and spontaneous one-shots, building up intensity again and leaving the dancefloor just on point for the session to continue. 

BUY on BANDCAMP

PREMIERE : Intruso & Ludviq - Deviant Transistor

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Berlin-based italo-disco record label Slow Motion mark their return with the full-length release 'Cafe Futuro', the sophomore album from label boss Franz Scala...Our pick is the fifth track ‘Saxon Rebel’ - a sleek, hyper stylised descent into the nocturnal undercurrents of Northern Germany. Co-produced by Local Suicide, the track operates at a steady 120 BPM, maintaining an unflinching tension without ever rushing. Acid-washed synth lines snake through layers of gleaming new beat arpeggios, while Vamparela’s Greek spoken-word passages lend an air of ritualistic mystique. The result is a seductive time-warp, where fragments of ancient rites and sci-fi futures converge into an hallucinatory dancefloor reverie.

@franz-scala
@slow-motion-records
@localsuicide

Franz Scala - Saxon Rebel (Feat. Local Suicide) [Slow Motion]

Our summer 2025 addition to the Edit Series comes from @arashandquasar

In his own words, The song “Otdavali Molodu” (“They Gave the Young Bride Away”) is one of the first and most striking hits by the Soviet VIA (Vocal-Instrumental Ensemble) “Ariel,” arranged by Valery Yarushin based on a traditional Russian folk tune. The foundation of the piece is a traditional folk melody, but Yarushin infused it with rock intonations, which gave the ensemble its distinctive and recognizable style. Thanks to this song, Yarushin earned the respect of rock musicians, folk enthusiasts, and even academic audiences.

Why is the song important?

It’s a perfect example of the synthesis between folk motifs and modern musical forms: folklore + rock, an unconventional genre for a VIA. The song captures the spirit of its time, the 1970s, the heyday of Soviet folk rock and a period of musical boldness.

Thanks to this track, “Ariel” transcended the borders of Chelyabinsk and even the USSR, becoming recognized both across Eastern Europe and within the Soviet Union.

“Otdavali Molodu” is not just a hit by “Ariel” — it’s a symbol of an entire era: the beginning of the ensemble’s musical evolution, a successful example of folk-rock fusion, and a song that truly influenced listeners and the development of the Soviet music scene.

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SINCHI EDITS 27 - Arash & Quasar - Otdavali Molodu (Ariel Edit)

https://soundcloud.com/bellydanceservices
🛒 https://bellydanceservices.bandcamp.com/

Broadcasting from Vienna to the Caribbean, Belly Dance Services unveils its 27th release – introducing Puerto Rico-based collective Panic Broadcast and their EP RAZA, a fusion of folkloric roots, cosmic rhythms, and Latin American electronic vanguardism. The EP features two original tracks plus two remixes, including one by label head Nick Hanzo.

Born out of the wake of Hurricane María in 2017, Panic Broadcast unites Raymond Gadget (Macroporno, Psiconautas), Jorge Martinez (Matotumba, SIMILAR), and Jorge Ramos (deep, Ha!) – pushing the boundaries of audiovisual experimental music in the Caribbean and beyond.

RAZA is an electronic rumba laced with Afro-Fusion textures – a cosmic celebration and homage to Jíbaro music legend Tavín “Hígado de Ganso” Pumarejo, amplified through collaboration with Oferenda.

URAYOÁN references the legendary Taíno Cacique who resisted colonization, delivering a tribal step rhythm rich with surreal tones – a hypnotic call for transformation and resistance.

The remixes expand the EP's sonic palette: Belly Dance Services mastermind Nick Hanzo delivers a breaky reinterpretation of RAZA, layering his own vocals, frog sounds and otherworldly melodies into a late-night floor burner.

Meanwhile, the Hypnotic Horns Remix of URAYOÁN bends the rumba-infused rhythm into a hypnotic journey, led by introspective horns and psychedelic undertones. 

Tracklist:

Panic Broadcast – Raza feat. Oferenda (Original Mix)
Panic Broadcast – Raza (Nick Hanzo Remix)
Panic Broadcast – Urayoán (Original Mix)
Panic Broadcast – Urayoán (Hypnotic Horns Remix)

PREMIERE: Panic Broadcast – Raza feat. Oferenda [Belly Dance Services]

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Baby Hold My Hand ®

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WhyPeopleWar Fundraiser for Ukraine: https://whypeopledance.bandcamp.com/

The Why people dance question was asked for the first time in Lithuania back in 2013 but it gained a worldwide echo in its 8 years of existence. Run by @pauliuskamblevicius with the help of @experimentsserial and a network of collaborators, the online electronic music platform and label keeps its heart open for new friends and treasure finds but its filter tight and deep underground. Tune into WPD channels on Soundcloud, YouTube and Bandcamp.

PREMIERE: Señora - Distorpersión (UMO Remix) [OPENTHENEXT]

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