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Webmagazine and record label on underground house music & contemporary jazz. We're about music released by independent artists and labels.
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Energy Exchange Records Vol. II. unfolds as a cohesive musical conversation. Contributions from Erica Tucceri, Oscar Jerome, King Owusu, Hurcules and Nathan Haines blend naturally into a sound that moves between spiritual jazz, broken beat and dancefloor-ready rhythms.
Read MoreFrom start to finish, the entire record feels incredibly sophisticated. No serious jazz head is going to want to miss this one.
Read MoreThroughout Messages From Easy Street, Part I, the focus stays on groove, atmosphere and understated emotion, confirming that Jon E is developing into one of Australia's most distinctive underground house producers.
Read MoreMaboroshi EP conceptual framework sets the stage for a sophisticated deep house record. It caters perfectly to heads who appreciate musical, heads-down grooves with a leftfield edge.
Read MoreThe result is a genre-blurring project that effortlessly connects the dots between indie dance, acid house, electro, and contemporary UK club sounds.
Read MoreThe Italian underground has a fresh transmission. Released via Periodica Records, COSMO-LOGIC channels the spirit of classic Italo-disco while weaving in cosmic disco, minimalist electro and machine-driven funk.
Read MoreReleased on World Beats, Vol. 2 favours atmosphere over immediacy and lets groove slowly take control.
Read MoreThis special posthumous homage respectfully reimagines the original tune for modern dancefloors. It is a stunning tribute that perfectly captures the mellow, hypnotic warmth he was always known for.
Read MoreDrawing heavy inspiration from pioneers like Jimpster and Atjazz, Deep Owen’ sound is a warm, spiritual blend of deep house, dub, minimal, and Afro-tech.
Read MoreThroughout the EP, ambient textures act as the glue, holding together a collection of ideas that feels both intimate and unpredictable.
Read MoreThe highly anticipated debut full-length from the fast-rising Frankfurt and Leipzig-based duo not even noticed dropped last friday. Via Tartelet Records, space beyond noise arrives just in time for the summer warmth and is an absolute masterclass in atmospheric sounds.
Read MoreThe Trondheim-educated percussionist just dropped his anticipated debut album as a bandleader. Arriving via Purple Theory Records, Speak Volumes perfectly captures his visionary approach to rhythm.
Read MoreSome records feel like they arrive carrying their own sort of weather. That is the case of Coquito, now available on vinyl.
Read MoreOn Jazzthetics, the San Sebastián producer glides between broken beat, house, nu-jazz and soulful electronics with an ease that feels completely natural.
Read MoreTezeta is a profoundly complete body of work and the kind of record that instantly feels timeless. It wraps you in a warm sense of familiarity from the very first listen.
Read MoreReleased through Energy Exchange Records, the Melbourne artist keeps pulling threads from different corners of club culture — street soul, ghetto tech, downtempo and Detroit electronics all rubbing shoulders in the same space.
Read MoreThe record feels warm and hypnotic. It is expertly crafted for both solitary headphone sessions and packed dancefloors alike.
Read MoreA highly musical project, leaning heavily into his soulful influences and delivering a truly spiritual edge for the dancefloor.
Read MoreBuilt around chunky basslines, loose house pressure and low-end that lands somewhere between playful and physical, the six-track release moves with one clear purpose: movement and bodies first, thinking later.
Read MoreDrawing from classic Chicago and Detroit house, Cem Mo is able to provide a fresh perspective of moods and tonalities.
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