A-Eno-Acid’s The Last Jack is a production-led record where the 303 and drum machine trade space, keeping the mix tight and the pressure steady.
Drop Writer
A daytime record from EllisN, built for open-air festival sets and the warmer hours.
Jordan Agro’s What You Want is a 130 BPM tech house cut with a blunt, resilient kick, a pumping bass and a clean, uncluttered mix aimed at peak-time pressure.
DJ AMADEUS and Gid Sedgwick share the billing on ETERNITY, a focused collaboration released via Interplay Flow.
A vocal-led track built around a one-take Moog bassline, with Becky’s guitar and voice up front and Timy’s production shaping the atmosphere.
A no-samples reinterpretation of Ja Rule’s 2000s anthem, framed through Vasa Records and built for DJs who want recognition without nostalgia.
Wobbly, tape-laden textures and delicate melodies drift through Arnault Hardy’s latest EP, Nowhere People. Moving beyond static drone, these pieces unfold with rich, evolving movement, anchored by intentional melodies that guide the listener through warm analog synth atmospheres.
Double Deuce’s ‘I’ve Been Down’ is a 70s-inspired disco cut that simmers with soulful vocals and a funky bassline, while the Gibbo Dub plunges into after-hours territory.
The two-track EP pairs hypnotic tension with club-ready vocal immediacy.
