Giles Smith
I Can Change Your Life EP

The sounds of the past, rebuilt for the present. The Revival EP nods back to late 90s house and tech house: stripped-back, dancefloor-focused grooves with the raw energy and unmistakable character of that time. More than simple emulations, these tracks were specifically engineered to capture the authentic feel, sound and spirit of those records.

For the second edition of ‘City To City’ series we arrive in Lisboa. A city with a rich heritage of electronic music born from a strong affinity to authentic, underground dance culture. Institutions like Lux Fragile have carried the sound of Lisbon since its formative years in the late 90’s. Its long-standing resident DJs now deservedly receiving global recognition and in return, introducing a wider spectrum of appreciation for the sound of the city. Here on ‘City To City’ we introduce six original tracks from seven artists currently making waves in Lisbon.

Legendary House Unit "ZERO ZERO" Returns with a Timeless EP on Holic Trax 033!Formed in Osaka in the 1990s by Keiji Shimazaki & DJ Kurachi, the legendary house duo ZERO ZERO broke genre boundaries with their unique sound. Now, their long-lost masterpiece finally sees the light of day on Holic Trax 033—an EP packed with raw energy and timeless grooves, proving its relevance 30 years after its creation.💥 A1: Rock house⁉️ A gritty yet groovy killer track that hits hard. 🔥🌀 B1: A deep, percussive acid banger, originally crafted for a legendary live set at Tokyo’s iconic Space Lab Yellow. ⚡🎷 B2: Jazzy, funky, and the perfect closing track—a sublime deep house gem. 🎶This long-awaited release comes after a dedicated effort to bring it back to life, making it an essential piece of house music history.Don't miss it!

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Dennis Quin is a Dutch talent who does it all from thumping tech to deep house on labels like Defected, Madhouse Records and PIV. He now steps up to the Slabs label run by Dungen Meat duo Brawther and Tristan Da Cunha with a swinging garage two-tracker. 'Farmette' has nice sleazy bass and drum combinations with razor-sharp hi-hats and rolling bass that never quits. 'Ode To Todd' has a more skippy rhythm but still keeps you locked with a fat low end. Some vocal chops and percolating synths bring further energy to this irresistible club cut. Another fine outing from Quin.

You're hardly going to believe this, but Ebullience is yet another new label from Burnski. The tireless Brit already heads up the likes of Instinct, Pilot and Constant Sound and makes music under various guises for all of them as well as recruiting plenty of interesting and like-minded producers for their own releases. This one kicks off with Bedfordshire's Danny Snowden, who brings the vibes across four cuts of minimal, garage and tech. 'Sky Is The Limit' is a feel-good and sunny cruiser, 'It's Not Over' has 90s soul and depth and 'Stick To What You Know' comes with retro-future basslines and big pianos. 'Ri Thum' shuts down with some timeless US garage that is always going to get the 'floor going.