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Webmagazine and record label on underground house music & contemporary jazz. We're about music released by independent artists and labels.
Daily Magazine on Underground House Music, Broken Beat, Contemporary Jazz & Soulful Vibes
On A Light From The Basement, that balance becomes a subtle, immersive journey: dub-tinged atmospheres, ambient textures and broken-beat motion swirl together, creating a space where introspection meets rhythm.
Read MoreCinematic elegance of layers of saxophone, double bass, Rhodes and ambient textures - a sound deeply rooted in jazz but freely dancing into house and broken beat territory.
Read More45 tracks for the soul. November went by supersonic in the waves of the usual eclectic features we made over this month
Read MoreII floats through downtempo dub, instrumental hip hop, electronica and jazz — a fluid meeting of organic and synthetic, a place where flute and cello wander through electronic grooves, where subtle jazzish hues blend with soft digital atmospheres.
Read MoreEvery so often a record lands that feels like a car rolling out onto a midnight street — wheels whirling, chrome gleaming, bass thumping.
Read MoreDeep diving into the crate-digger's paradise of 70s and 80s Bollywood Disco, filtered through the pair's signature production style that has long defined the Energy Exchange imprint’s reputation for fusing broken beat, future soul, and jazz-rave aesthetics.
Read MoreThis split release, which features two contributions from Higuchi alongside Ringer's own tracks, stems from a meditation on progress and purpose. Deep house finesse.
Read MoreIn Analog Stories Vol. 5, Abacus’s stripped-back power really shines — a quietly bold statement, perfect for late-night sets or introspective moments.
Read MoreDeeply rooted in UK sound system culture but always pushing forward, blending soulful textures, lush harmonies, and kinetic broken rhythms.
Read MoreWorkerz' Club Niellucciu is a sonic tribute to the rich traditions of Corsica, wrapped in the rhythm of modern beats crafted by a variety of producers.
Read MoreMusic that has a gentle magnetic pull, threading together jazz-inflected samples, lo-fi textures, and MPC-driven grooves that feel both timeless and untethered.
Read MoreAn exploration of universality found in the profound intimacy of becoming a father, with the songs acting as quiet meditations on life's immense changes.
Read MorePensei Ser Sensei brings a new flavor to Portuguese music, both in its tracks and in the artists who participated in it.
Read MoreOn Attention Shift he steps back from the everyday flow, inviting the listener into a space where music becomes focal again — re-aligning attention not just to the beat, but to the feeling behind it.
Read MoreBrazilian maestro Zopelar returns with a stunning new four-track EP, Just Like Heaven, a release that effortlessly blends depth, rhythm, and soul.
Read MoreOctober's playlist contains 50 tracks that summarize the artists we’ve showcased during this month. Blend of Latin music with electronic city-night approaches, groovy basslines and infectious percussion, club moments and home meditations
Read MoreBorn in Istanbul and refined in Berlin, Mâi brings a global pulse to his work, layering echoes of oldschool Disco, Funk, Early House, Jazz and Fusion into something fresh and danceable.
Read MoreKristoffer Eikrem shifts gears from his established reputation as one of Norway's top jazz trumpeters and instrumental hip-hop producers one of Norway's top jazz trumpeters and instrumental hip-hop producers to debut a solo ambient work with Beneath the Sky and Moments Between.
Read MoreThe album’s 8-track double LP format comfortably allows him to stretch wide: house grooves, bruk rhythms and even techno touches all wear his signature soulful brush.
Read MoreIf you’ve been scanning the fringes of the internet for fresh sonic perspectives, then the Australian underground scene, portraited by La Sape Records’ compilation Downundaground II is worth a deep dive.
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