Pedro Goya
Forever

Pedro Goya’s new album Sycamore proves to stand the test of time. The combination of tracks for this album take the listener on a journey from the best of the 80s to present day with that classic Goya style. Rhythmic, grooving basslines, dreamy 80s synth, hypnotic melodies and the unassuming break this album has it all.One Iota the premiere track of Pedro Goya’s latest album is the timeless track we never knew we needed.The emotion and energy is palpable, melodic keys digging the proverbial ear worm all while the classiest touch of 303 bassline infused groove really captures an outer body experience. Dun, next up in line, further exemplifies Pedro’s profound innate understanding of rhythmic grooves, catchy riffs, complexity in simplicity.Ace turned my head while listening. Nostalgic in vibe, emulated elements that could be from a Super Mario video game takes me on a journey down memory lane.Zextra is the track I would find myself playing out most from this selection. I have always enjoyed Pedro Goya’s simple approach to music and the adaptability of tracks in any situation. For me Zextra will fit into most of my sets, each time used for different approaches on the mixing journey.Sycamore the title track of the new album is classic Pedro Goya. Simple, grooving, relentless and continuously progressive. This is Pedro Goya sound at its best!Each of the tracks on this album have a unique vibe that could be transferable in any situation. What might be used as an opening track for one DJ would make for a pleasant break in the mix for another. “Sycamore” by Pedro Goya is a timeless, instant classic."

Pedro Goya returns for his second EP on Carpet & Snares with four cuts of electro-disco. ‘Bosac’ and ‘Dopalow’ make up the lean and mean A side, matching Chicago drums with italo arpeggiators and moody pads. Pedro turns up the funk on the B side with the French house swagger of ‘Paean’ before the bittersweet acid and deep bassline of the closing track, a memorial to his beloved dog ‘Nikita’.

Heads-down tackle! Pedro Goya follows releases on Yoyaku, Brique Rouge and Bloop with his first EP on Lisbon’s Carpet & Snares. Filled with moody grooves, sinuous acid and funky drums, these tracks meld Pedro’s esteemed engineering chops with his strong sense of movement and timing. This EP isn’t just about fireworks, it’s about your brain gradually switching off and the music taking over, leaving only your body, moving in the night.

Encrypted messages beamed direct from the digital chameleon -- who else but Dream Ticket could decode these artificially intelligent signals? Concentric networks, cosmic gardens, self-sustaining systems, cryptids bathing in the acid glow of the parhelion. The connections are there for those who want to listen.

Molly is a very creative player in the electronic music field today. She's always moving us forward in a very surprising way.Composing her new EP for Groovement was a long, slow but self-empowering process, as she went through a lot of different vibrations these past years."Introspections" is a deep, beautiful and soulful journey about being tremendously human and sensitive.5 new tracks in which we can enjoy the power to dance and the power to rest spiritually sane.For fans of Giegling, Fred P or Dial.

Ed Nine returns to Chez Damier’s Inner Balance label with the third part in his The Journey series, as ever foregrounding the most classic of house sounds. Chicago from his head to his toes, Ed’s signature nods to the Windy City greats while pushing things forwards with fresh sound design and his innate musicality. From the bright and sunny melodies on ‘Nostalgia’ and ‘Time Will Tell’ to the driving bump and groove of ‘Not On The Radio’ and ‘There’s Always A Chance’, Ed establishes his credentials alongside the best of them.