Various
Out Of The Crypt

Nathan Melja presents Djo Sinego — the birth of a magical, visionary alter ego. For his sixth release on his label Parodia, the artist delivers a mini-album that’s both intimate and boldly eclectic.Blending club energy with atmospheric introspection, Djo Sinego fuses dreamy house textures, raw 90s techno grooves, and cutting-edge sounds. It’s a bridge between past and future — crafted to resonate on the dancefloor and beyond.With TikTok samples, retro influences, and a fantastical world at its core, this project marks the beginning of a unique sonic journey. Djo Sinego isn’t just a record — it’s a universe waiting to be explored.An ingenious mixture of hybrid house, leftfield techno, and conceptual electronic music.

Avec ‘Paris Funkcity’, Nemo livre sa vision de la scène parisienne : une house groovy, acidulée et funky, façonnée dans les clubs de la capitale. Cet EP condense l’énergie des nuits tardives et la magie des premières heures du matin, quand la musique nous fait perdre toute notion du temps.With 'Paris Funkcity', Nemo delivers his vision of the Parisian scene: groovy, tangy, and funky house, shaped in the capital's clubs. This EP condenses the energy of late nights and the magic of the early hours of the morning, when music makes us lose all sense of time.

A story told in two dimensions.Spotlight on two talented Parisian artists joining the Velvet Spirit journey.Latent writes in movement. Fairly new to the scene, making waves with his Outdom label, he comes with grooves that push the body forward.Emi bends the mental, coming with a more intimate approach, minimal tension, mystic textures.Get your groove on!

Light Blue File delivers a raw and powerful blend in this 4–track EP, moving between deep grooves, heavy basslines, and emotional soundscapes.“Discoast” sets the tone with a dark tech–house energy and broken beats, pure dancefloor fire.“4th of the Punks” stands as a bold statement, a daydream of reaching the futuristic sound of Daft Punk – one of LBF’s lifelong inspirations.“Everything the Light Touches” borrows a vocal from The Lion King, weaving it into a hypnotic, evocative but emotional trip.“Rootbox” tips its hat to Robbie Williams’ “Rudebox” while reinventing it through a tribal, dark underground lens.As always, Light Blue File hides subtle pop culture easter eggs in his tracks – if you listen closely, you might just find them