john beltran: coquito
Francisco Espregueira
Some records feel like they arrive carrying their own sort of weather. That is the case of Coquito, now available on vinyl.
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divorce from new york: jazzthetics
Francisco Espregueira
On Jazzthetics, the San Sebastián producer glides between broken beat, house, nu-jazz and soulful electronics with an ease that feels completely natural.
Read Morefelipe gordon: tezeta
Francisco Espregueira
Tezeta 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 Morekuzco: bound to be
Francisco Espregueira
Released 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 Moresean roman: sweetboi
Francisco Espregueira
The record feels warm and hypnotic. It is expertly crafted for both solitary headphone sessions and packed dancefloors alike.
Read Morethe soul pops: the mask ep
Francisco Espregueira
A highly musical project, leaning heavily into his soulful influences and delivering a truly spiritual edge for the dancefloor.
Read Morehoratio luna: action reaction
Francisco Espregueira
Horns stretch out over funk-driven grooves, crystalline synths soften the corners, and tracks often shift between structure and spontaneity without warning.
Read More1905: butt 2 bite
Francisco Espregueira
Built 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 Morecem mo: what remains ep
Francisco Espregueira
Drawing from classic Chicago and Detroit house, Cem Mo is able to provide a fresh perspective of moods and tonalities.
Read Moremarquinn mason: "offerings" vol. 1
Francisco Espregueira
A brilliant glimpse into the mind of a musician who keeps pushing the boundaries of his electronic spectrum.
Read Morerami & ben hixon: see 2 it
Francisco Espregueira
Rami’s presence adds texture throughout, helping the project move beyond a standard club release into something more fluid and cinematic.
Read Moreizco: powerscroft
Francisco Espregueira
The record serves as a beautiful love letter to the pirate radio eras and sound system culture that built his sonic foundation.
Read Moremax sinal: healing ep
Francisco Espregueira
Naturally, Max Sinàl’s production chops are sharper than ever. He uses that expertise to craft distinct musical spaces for different emotional chapters.
Read More40% foda/maneirissimo 100
Francisco Espregueira
40% Foda/Maneirissimo leaves behind an incredibly rich catalog of lo-fi grooves and experimental club tracks. More than showcasing their release, this feature pays homage to their entire catalog.
Read Moreonra: after dark
Francisco Espregueira
Structured to unfold beautifully between dusk and dawn, After Dark explores quiet, introspective themes like urban solitude, intimacy, and distance.
Read Moreklin klop: many faces
Francisco Espregueira
Klin Klop builds something that shifts constantly. Grooves stretch, textures evolve, and voices drift in and out.
Read Moreedb: koeru
Francisco Espregueira
Blending broken beat, deep house, and jazz-leaning electronics, EDB steps into album mode with confidence.
Read Morealek lee: blue bird
Francisco Espregueira
Even at its most eclectic, the record stays coherent, held together by guitar motifs, atmosphere, and Alek Lee’s instinct for space.
Read Morehollie cook: shy girl in dub!
Francisco Espregueira
Built on an analogue desk and shaped through live takes, Shy Girl In Dub! embraces the unpredictability that defines great dub records. Echoes stretch, delays ripple, and fragments of Hollie’s voice appear like ghosts in the mix.
Read Moreben hauke: ten year dance ep
Francisco Espregueira
Ben Hauke’s brand new EP feels like a snapshot of motion. Ten years of refining a sound that sits comfortably between UK club energy and left-leaning techy house.
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