Dresden producer DJ Pirna has been building his own version of club music for years, with a catalogue that moves through funk, hip-hop, house, electro and what can be defined as “Ghettoboomsound.”
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By balancing classic house foundations with a clear UK influence, Lavan crafts a record aimed squarely at the soul.
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Frozen Flashes works from that tension between playing and editing, keeping the human unpredictability of a session while giving each moment a clear place in the finished album.
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The seven-track release offers an eclectic fusion of rhythms. Listeners will hear clear echoes of jazz, soul, and drum & bass running through the grooves.
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His work moves between the lineage of New York house, broken beat and soul, with a clear interest in what happens when club music is allowed to breathe outside the dancefloor.
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Physical Dub is less about sunny moments, but about what happens between them: echoes, gaps, low frequencies and rhythms that keep pulling you deeper.
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With decades of studio knowledge between them, this collaborative EP feels completely natural.
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By seamlessly merging their creative languages, they have cultivated a lush soundscape. It feels both delightfully unrestrained and tightly arranged.
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Throughout Marseille Sessions Volume 1, groove remains the common thread, proving that when the musical conversation flows this naturally the result is often brilliant.
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Berlin-based trio Future3 approach jazz as a starting point rather than a destination, and Despite the Rumbling captures that restless spirit with clarity.
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These essential cuts showcase exactly why his expansive catalog remains a goldmine for serious selectors. The release provides a flawless entry point into the mind of a true musical visionary.
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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.
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From start to finish, the entire record feels incredibly sophisticated. No serious jazz head is going to want to miss this one.
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Throughout 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.
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Maboroshi 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.
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The result is a genre-blurring project that effortlessly connects the dots between indie dance, acid house, electro, and contemporary UK club sounds.
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The 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.
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Released on World Beats, Vol. 2 favours atmosphere over immediacy and lets groove slowly take control.
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This 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.
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Throughout the EP, ambient textures act as the glue, holding together a collection of ideas that feels both intimate and unpredictable.
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