Fomhhar '24

DESIRE "ZEROS" Remixed By TYU
Mixed By JOHNNY JEWEL
Mastered By MIKE BOZZI
From The DESIRE Album ESCAPE
Released On Italians Do It Better

DESIRE - Zeros (Tyu Remix) [Italians Do It Better]

https://soundcloud.com/ackerman_music
https://soundcloud.com/theroommatesweb
https://soundcloud.com/playpalmusic
🛒 https://playpalmusic.bandcamp.com/album/more-faster
🔊 https://youtu.be/ri-JGjaFZHo

Ackerman's debut EP on Play Pal opens with the high-octane title track, "More & Faster"—a dynamic mix of mid-paced percussion, syncopated arpeggios, robotic vocals, and sharp snares.

Next up is "Time Machine," a moody, synth-driven track that offers psychedelic dark grooves, punctuated by stuttering vocals and 303s.

Meanwhile, "Can We Rewind Time" stomps forward with a heavy bassline and pulsating sound waves, building to a fiery climax.

Adding depth to the release are label friends and frequent Play Pal contributors Mufti, Leonor and TYU, each bringing their unique stamps to the originals.

Mufti’s rework of "More & Faster" strips back the original, retaining the hypnotic mantra, while adding new layered synth lines that heighten the tension throughout the track.

Leonor’s darker take on "Time Machine" introduces a menacing funk, complete with a tempo-slowing breakdown before the latin vocal (a personal addition of his), kicks back in with force.

TYU rounds off Ackerman's kinetic collection with his signature blend of percussive acid bubbling, congas, and 303s, delivering an electrifying finish to the EP.

Tracklist: 

AckerMan 'More & Faster'
AckerMan 'Time Machine'
AckerMan 'Can We Rewind Time' 
AckerMan 'More & Faster' (Mufti Remix)
AckerMan 'Time Machine' (Leonor 'Dale Remix)
AckerMan 'Can We Rewind Time' (TYU Remix)

PREMIERE: AckerMan - Can We Rewind Time (TYU Remix) [Play Pal Music]

Eaeltain '25

Get So Twisted

₲ʒ฿    -963-

Hello dear music and fashion lovers,

here is my set from Paris Fashion Week, a week of pure magic — fashion, art, chaos, louder dreams, wonderful people I've met and endless inspiration under the city and stage lights. 

We closed it properly with that fashionable glam rave energy spinning under the mirror ball glow. 

 We danced — between couture and chaos, sequins and sweat, where cosmic disco met acid house, and old school timeless classics whispered to the future — because style and rhythm belong together.

My afterparty set is now up on SoundCloud + Mixcloud, recorded straight after the show — raw, emotional, a little wild, just like the week itself.
Turn it up, pour a little champagne, and let it take you back to the catwalk. 
Vinyl never goes out of style.

Merci beaucoup,  Paris et toutes les charmantes danseuses. 🙏💖
Nevena xx

PFW  '25 After Party Mix by Nevena Stankovic

The Enemy of my  friend

🚀Here is the new mix, party people!✨

My almost 3-hour set from ADE is finally online — a proper acid ride through leftfield techno, cosmic disco, and raw acid house. A blend of some old goldies and fresh new vinyl that kept the energy flowing from start to finish. 🌀💥

The party got wild — people jumping on stage, lights flashing, chaos in the best way — so you might hear a few little jumps in the record… but that’s part of the magic, right? 🔊❤️

Press play and feel the energy — it’s all in there. 💫
Big love to everyone ❤️
Nevena xx

Nevena Stankovic

Nevena Stankovic @ ADE 24/10/2025

New Release Alert 🚨✨
Lump Records proudly presents the latest EP from the talented Jon Sweetname — a powerful 2-track journey that dives deep into mystic atmospheres, hypnotic grooves, and emotional electronic storytelling.

These tracks carry a magnetic energy: deep, driving, and beautifully mysterious. Jon Sweetname delivers a sound that connects both the mind and the dancefloor, blending subtle rhythms with a powerful sonic presence that keeps you locked in from start to finish.

🔥 Out now on Beatport & Spotify
🌍 Coming soon to all major stores worldwide

Jon Sweetname - Aymasa [Lump Records]

Heavy Deavy Skull Lover

So Paranoid

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The Enemy of my friend

Will Flisk