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The year is 1995, Italy has just witnessed the biggest corruption scandal in its history, a new sound is thriving in the underground. Far from the idyllic atmospheres of Dream House, “Location EP” by mysterious producer Universe City (moniker of Michael Preti) erupts like an earthquake on the dance floors of a shattered country: telluric textures, metallic echoes, a state hypnosis induced by volcanic tension.A new genre was born, Progressive Trance, and this was just the beginning..

Tyler Ov Gaia - Temple Ov Ghosts | Ekstasis (EKSTASIS001) - 2The Temple Ov Ghosts is not down in any map, true places never are. Tyler Ov Gaia explores the depths of club, ambient, leftfield, new beat and progressive mutations with complete freedom, generating a musical realm that’s entirely his. Limited copies.

Orli returns to Jooice with an EP celebrating ten years of friendship and shared musical vision. Four tracks that blend his sonic roots with contemporary influences, merging psy and progressive elements with the pulses of tech house and techno. His personal and recognizable sound unfolds in a progressive and engaging flow, designed to make an impact in DJ sets. The artistic direction is signed by Gabbs, who accompanied Orli in crafting a mature and versatile work. More than a comeback, this release is a heartfelt tribute to the connection with the Jooice family: a bridge between past and present, encapsulated in an authentic and current sound.

Hidden City is the new EP from Caim, a collaboration with Rouge Gazon and Eversines on Gradient 003!The A-track is a solo production by Caim, created on a Sunday morning. Deep pads and a steady bassline keep the vibe going, while the trippy acid line adds an extra dimension to the body of the track.The B1 track, Woodhouse, tells a story. Made together with his good friend Rouge Gazon, this track was created in a cabin in the Veluwe. A small selection of gear was brought into nature, and after some good wine and deer stew, the track was born. Instruments used include the Nava 909, Deepmind, DX200, JP8000, and some analog effects. The result? A combination of spacious, eerie elements and a rolling bassline that will kill any dancefloor—fully inspired by this retreat into nature.The final track is a Woodhouse remix by Eversines—an artist who needs no introduction. Known for his solid and driving productions, he delivers a proper remix with a steady groove, carefully selecting the right elements from the original to rework it into something fresh.

Next up on Bosconi, the ever-persistent Italian outpost helmed by DJ sorcerer Fabiodella Torre, comes a bold new chapter from label mainstay Lapucci—a familiar nameto heads who remember his trippy debut Levitated Sensor Detector (LSD).With Level of Control, the Florence-based Burbi Dub dubplate conjurer delivers afour-track EP that travels across moody electronics, psychedelic grooves, and off-world rhythms.Kicking off the A-side is "Radio Controller", a dark and melodic new beat jam withdeep ‘80s roots—think obscure synths, rolling drum-machine funk, and a hauntingvocoder line that crackles like forgotten transmissions.Next up, "Einstein". This one’s a jacking electro-techno burner, all drive and tension—built for those peak-time moments where things feel like they could go off the rails.There’s a cinematic sense of anticipation here, a nod to the cosmic weight ofrelativity and dancefloor gravity.Flip to the B-side for "Level of Reality"—a trance-soaked electro weapon, laced witha screaming guitar-like lead and a soaring, emotional melody. It's peak-time powerwith sunrise sensitivity—equal parts rave and revelation.Closing things out is "Irabijanti", a stripped-back, hypnotic afterhours tool with afresh, effortless groove. Subtle nods to Middle Eastern scales and rhythms give it adreamlike, drifting feel—like getting lost in the dunes of some alien desert.Another must-have from the Bosconi mothership—Lapucci pilots us further out, notwith a bang but with a slow magnetic pull into somewhere weird, warm, and wired.

‘Two taches intertwine. An EP born out of Demi’s visit to Melbourne during his AU tour, and Luke’s easily accessible studio based above an inviting pub, naturally the vibes were high after a couple of schooners in the summer sun.’Life & Death welcomes a standout collaboration from Demi Riquísimo and Luke Alessi with the release of their new EP ‘Yes Bby’ landing 29 August 2025. Setting themselves the brief of, “upbeat rollers and a little bit of naughtiness,” the two producers blend their sonic identities on this club-ready two tracker, formed of ‘Basement Trash’ and title track ‘Yes Bby’.“Basement Trash was actually the first track we wrote. A funky, fun, hypnotic groover thatlocks you in on the d floor, made for those late nights (or early mornings) in the “basement” of a grungy club. For ‘Yes Bby’ we wanted something that worked on a bigger scale. We dialled up the French rave synths, bigger builds, more drive in the groove and added a cheeky classic vocal chop for the hook.”– Demi Riquísimo & Luke AlessiKnown for his genre-blending productions and distinctive edits, Semi Delicious head honcho Demi has steadily carved out his space in the scene, a respected tastemaker and Ibiza mainstay, while Luke Alessi has continued to establish a global profile over the last 12 months with major European and US gigs, plus releases on Shall Not Fade, SMiiLE records and of course Life & Death, making this pairing a natural fit.Already receiving support from the likes of Chloé Caillet, Call Super, Moxie and more, ‘Yes Bby’ marks an exciting moment in both artists’ trajectories. For Demi, this EP also serves as the first in a new chapter, one that places him at the centre of a more collaborative space, setting the tone for landmark projects to follow on his own imprint later this year.As one of dance music’s most respected tastemakers, Life & Death continues to shape the global underground through its diverse output, with ‘Yes Bby’ slotting seamlessly into the label’s catalogue of playful, sexy and forward-thinking club music.