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The new EP Make Me sees Mario Navajo joining forces with Ëyris for a release that moves confidently between afrobeat-inflected grooves and deep house atmospheres. Out via MYR as the label’s thirty-eighth catalogue entry, the project unfolds as a compact yet focused exploration of rhythm, texture and vocal presence, revealing…

In the vast and ever-evolving landscape of contemporary electronic music, certain tracks choose not to rush toward immediacy but instead unfold patiently, allowing atmosphere and subtle detail to guide the listening experience. SaintBySix’s latest release, Left Unsaid, sits comfortably within this slower, more reflective tradition. Rooted in the introspective lineage…

On Take Me As I Am, Mary Middlefield leans into a space where vulnerability and sonic texture quietly collide. The track, lifted from her second studio album Will You Take Me As I Am?, sits comfortably between dream pop haze and alternative pop clarity, carrying an emotional weight that unfolds…

Contact Point returns with See Me, a single that settles comfortably between dance-pop accessibility and the rhythmic elasticity of UK garage. Released via the forward-thinking imprint Make Your Era, the track feels designed for movement, yet it carries a subtle emotional lift that gives it more depth than the average…

There is a particular kind of quiet intensity that runs through “Tierra”, the latest piece by Aukai, a project long associated with delicate intersections between acoustic minimalism and ambient composition. The track unfolds with the kind of patience that has become increasingly rare: nothing rushes forward, nothing insists on immediate…

German-born DJ and producer Tini Gessler returns with “Break,” a tech house cut released via IN / ROTATION that captures the kind of controlled energy you typically associate with artists who have spent years reading dancefloors across the globe. Having built her reputation through residencies in Barcelona and high-profile appearances…

Allenora’s new single “YOU WANT IT,” released through the NIGHTMODE imprint, arrives with the kind of direct, club-focused energy that defines the strongest bass house records. Built around a tight rhythmic core and a confident sound design palette, the track moves with a sense of purpose from its opening moments,…

Ricky Earlywine’s “move like this” arrives with the quiet confidence of a track that knows exactly what it wants to be. Released on January 15, 2026, the single blends contemporary R&B with polished pop sensibility and a rhythmic framework built on modern electronic beats. The result is a piece that…

In recent years, the borders between heavy music and electronic production have become increasingly fluid. With “Neon Apocalypse”, German act Inception Of Eternity step confidently into that hybrid space, delivering a track that merges the mechanical drive of techno with the explosive attitude of modern metalcore. The result is a…

There is something quietly disarming about “Explode With You,” the latest release from Ophelia Moon. At first glance, the track appears to settle into familiar electronic territory, but within seconds it becomes clear that the song is less concerned with genre conventions and more interested in atmosphere, tension, and emotional…

Aurealis returns with Shadow of a Doubt, a release that comfortably inhabits the intersection between disco-inspired rhythm, downtempo electronic textures, and contemporary EDM sensibilities. It is the kind of track that does not rush to reveal itself. Instead, it unfolds gradually, allowing the atmosphere to take shape before the emotional…

There is something quietly compelling about “Coming Undone” the new release from Sydney-based producer and multi-instrumentalist mkDUBBY. The track unfolds with a sense of deliberate restraint, almost as if it is testing the space around it before committing to a direction. What emerges is a piece that sits comfortably in…

There is a quiet tension running through Hold, the new release by Hyperflower, a duo formed by Lorenzo Setti (also known for the ATŌMI project) and Irene Cavazzoni Pederzini. The track unfolds slowly, almost cautiously, as if testing the emotional space it occupies. From the first seconds it becomes clear…

There’s a particular feeling tied to electronic music that arrives just before sunrise. It’s a moment suspended between exhaustion and clarity, when melodies feel larger than the room and rhythms seem to carry something quietly emotional beneath the surface. “The Break of Day”, the new single by SLAPPER, moves precisely…

After a short period of recalibration and a physical move into new studio spaces, Goeran Meyer returns with Unlined, released as MYR 37, a compact yet carefully articulated EP that subtly signals a new phase for the MYR catalogue. The project feels neither rushed nor overly polished; instead, it unfolds…

“Spazio vuoto” the latest single by Ex Vacuo, sits at a delicate midpoint within the conceptual architecture of Angrea, the forthcoming album scheduled for release on March 28, 2026. As the fifth preview from the project, the track carries a certain narrative responsibility. It does not simply exist as an…

“Clovarid” by Molto Ohm (ft. Puck) unfolds like a slow-release capsule, dissolving gradually into an atmosphere that feels both strangely intimate and slightly disorienting. Positioned as one of the focus tracks from the forthcoming Reality Pills LP, the piece drifts through a landscape where experimental electronics meet a kind of…