Various Artists
El Misterio De Tambores EP

Pedro Goya is no newcomer to the electronic music scene, with a massive catalog of releases on renowned labels such as Yoyaku, Ubiyu, Different Heads, Bloop, Exun and Classic Music Company (to name a few). His consistent work throughout the years has earned him a loyal following and peer respect worldwide.The Portuguese electronic music Dj and Producer, is set to release his latest album "Forever" on June 10th, 2023. With ten new unreleased tracks, this album follows his successful prior album "Sycamore", which was played worldwide by notable artists like Raresh, Anthea, Cristi Cons, Vlad Caia and Traumer."Forever" showcases Pedro Goya's signature sound at its finest. The album offers a cohesive set of tracks that incorporate a wide range of moods and grooves, whilst maintaining its core peak hour dancefloor orientation.Forever implies a state of permanence that continues indefinitely into the future, without any limitation or boundary.

New fantastic LINIAR by label Boss Arapu in co-opetarion with Gesco.

RAWAX proudly welcomes Janeret to the artist family! As big fans from day one, we are more than happy about this Fusion!It's the first of hopefully many releases, we will do together. Momu EP is a fantastic debut, which couldn't sound better!Highy recommended!

Third Installment of 'Hidden Folder' by label owner Christopher Ledger, including a Donnie Cosmo Remix.A flawless fusion of speed garage, house, and breakbeats.Must have.

After recent explorations into ambient and pop under his full name, Sacha Renkas switches back to his Antenna moniker for ALT013. The Kiev-born, longtime Rotterdam-based artist uses a rough-around-the-edges, hiss-laden palette to construct his intricate, pensive club tracks. Often recording on the fly, he embraces the limitations and quirks of the hardware he works with, curating the happy accidents that come with them and that help make his music feel as alive as it does. It is emotional and imaginative in spirit, yet raw, almost instinctive in its rendering. Renkas cites the new wave and synth-pop from his youth and the sounds coming from Chicago and Detroit, as well as the Dutch West Coast he encountered later on, as inspirations. The sensitivity and hands-on approach associated with these are also tenets throughout his work. The ''Another Wave EP,'' a selection of tracks created over nearly a decade, further substantiates this approach. Made on multiple MPCs, Juno synthesizers, and an Akai S900, and mixed on a Mackie 16-channel mixer, it blends, among others, elements of first-wave techno and European proto-trance. Opener ''Alisa'' stacks angular sine melodies and formant basslines one upon another yet flows like silk, its balance immaculately kept in check. On ''Everyone M1,'' the bass organ patch from which the track derives its title finds itself amidst a lo-fi flux of capricious arpeggiators, ethereal pads, and decocted drums. ''Another Wave'' is a carefully sculpted slow burner, collected in its unfolding. Wisps of melody, gated pads, and whisper seem to wind between its drum patterns; the tension looming beneath this patchwork never entirely reveals itself. ''Quasar'' blends signature dramatic chords and off-rhythm bells with a creeping acid bassline and more kaleidoscopic drum patterns. It closes an EP distilled in its form, confident in its intent, and nowhere too bothered by genre boundaries or other formal constraints.

Santiago Uribe is back with a deep and elaborate musical oeuvre, further exploring his signature sound of bright timbres and complex harmonic lines. In this double-record, eight track rendition of a variety of moods, he delivers a wide array of ideas and conceptual statements that get their message through. A complete overview of his different style explorations past and present, this collection satisfies the most demanding connoisseurs.