Get Fucked aka Nathan Coles / Nils Hess
Dreams Are Made EP

For our second disc of ‘24, ONO returns to the club with ‘Tek Code’, a brilliant EP from exciting up-and-coming Boorloo artist, Beltrac.Across five tracks, Beltrac serves up his fresh and considered sound. Spanning dubbed-out minimal rollers that hark back to the sleazy, smoke-infused tech-house of the late '90s and early 2000s. Into exhilarating excursions into frenetic drums and deep bass that display Beltrac’s penchant for rhythm construction and sound design. Setting the tone and tempo for Side B of the disc, Echo Response receives the remix treatment from Eora dub king Command D, who mutates the wonky bass chug of the Side A closer into a hazy after hours dub techno strider.Combining careful attention to detail and excellent technical production with an undeniable sense of groove, Beltrac delivers a club ready EP that tickles our brain while keeping our body moving. Turn it up loud, this one’s for the late night crew.

Stillwell goes over the border to extrapolate a premier release, from the wild neighborhood favorite, Jalil of Montreal Canada. This record has created beautiful memories on dance floors and we are excited to bring it to life, on Rama’s nouveau riche label, Stillwell.

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.

In the heart of their journey, the daring travelers reach the Spore Core, only to be swept into a strange new dimension—a shadowed, ethereal kingdom woven from the threads of mushrooms and ancient plants.In this strange land, they are led to a dreamlike ceremony where the air thickens with spores, and the scent of the earth fills their lungs. Amid the swirling haze, they encounter Mycela, the enigmatic queen of this fungal dominion. Her presence is both mesmerizing and unsettling, her voice whispering secrets that seem to echo through the very soil beneath their feet.But soon, the veil of mystique tears open, revealing a darker truth: Mycela is no queen, but a powerful sorceress with a notorious cube and dark, twisting plans. Confused and spiraling into delirium, the travelers struggle to break free from the spore's grip before it consumes them entirely…Ekkel is back with a second chapter on Junction Forest. Extra vocals on B2 by Signe DØ.

The wait has been long… Hostom strikes again!

If ever a producer could be hailed as the true heir to New York's storied house music throne, it's undoubtedly Mike Terra—and his new, seriously weighty Rhythm of Love EP on Nat Wendell's Depths imprint is a testament to that in strides.The EP begins with the peak-time infectiousness of A1 "7th & C," setting the commanding tone for what's to come. The fittingly Big Apple-titled A2 "27th Street (Dub Mix)" follows, a rollicking shuffler whose fat kicks, stabbing synths, and snapping cymbals recall Johnick's steamier cuts. New York in the 90’s is indeed the frame of reference for this EP, and the B-side finds Terra doing what he does best: creating bumping, stomping, and uplifting must-have workouts for the floor. Whether you prefer the swarthy slapping, Todd Terry-esque groove of title track B1 "Rhythm of Love" or the conga-driven, deep-padded chunk of late-night house that isB2 "City Got You Trippin'," a late-night jam crafted for those still standing, both tracks are bound to find their places in the record bags of DJs—and heads—worldwide.