Jamahr / Borch & Joel Hernandez
TSCL004 EP

T.S.O., the duo formed by Melgar and Sukoshi, return with their third release on PEIM RECORDS. 003 consists of five tracks specially designed for the dance floor.On the A-side, three cuts crafted for late-night club hours or early-morning sessions.Action, featuring T.S.O.’s unmistakable sound: mental notes combined with a bouncing bassline, unstoppable groove, and an unmatched cheeky attitude. Camelante is here to stay. A serious sound that drifts between dub techno, tech house, and minimal, pulling you deep into the dance floor. Fitz Kola, a tribute to one of the artists who have influenced Melgar and Sukoshi in this creation. A highly emotional sound, new to Peim Records. Moving through trance, ’90s techno, and even progressive. Energy and positivity captured in a very special track.On the B-side, two tracks perfect for the early hours of the club:Weekend, ideal for building your warm-up set. Overflowing with elegance through its bassline, chords, and pads. Transparent, that perfect loop with an outstanding progression. An immersive, enveloping, and serious sound that will keep you dancing nonstop.

Following the “ALIEN DANCER EP” label owner Dove Quiete is back on Muovo Musica Records for its fourth release: a 4-tracker mixture of Acid, Bass, Electro, Punk, Techno, and a whole lot else. Written and produced by Guglielmo Prati aka Dove Quiete with two featuring with Sapo.Mastered at Prisma Sonoro Studio By Claudio Brioschi. Milan, 2024.

Dig This branch out into new territory with the launch of their new label, Dig This Records.Its debut release comes courtesy of Austria’s rising talent Michael Wagner, a producer who’s been making seriously stylish & refined house music for the past few years behind closed doors. A debut record for both the label & producer.Across five tracks, Wagner delivers a diverse journey through the house spectrum. Expect tribal percussion, lush pads, and perfectly placed vocals woven throughout. The EP captures the energy of summer with cuts like Invisible Man and Michael’s Plan, while also providing peak-time club weapons in Moments and Rue 69. Closing things out, New Life on the B3 offers a more laid-back, deep jazz vibe, rounding off a versatile and memorable debut.

Parlour Records unveils its debut release, produced by Tvowi — a versatile producer shaping his sound around house and techno, laced with synth - driven, electro force.Nocturnal Rites is a 4 - tracker journey through the shadowy hours, filled with pulsing synths, electro rhythms, and breakbeat textures, it blends dark, cinematic atmospheres with dancefloor energy. Each track has its own mood, raw, and charged with mystery.

AV1 is the new project of Chris Carrier & Le Loup. With countless releases under their belts, the parisian producers are long time heroes of many around the globe. It’s an honor to welcome these two with a release that merges the different sounds they listened over their long-spanning careers. From trancy tech house, to dark techno beats and a more slowed-down electroish piece on the B-Side, here is a first solid appearance on the label as a duo. Are they done with us? Probably not.

Grisline is a fresh-born label exploring the balance between light and shadow — a sonic playground where genres blend, bend, and collide. Rooted in the pulse of electro, techno, and house, we’re drawn to contrasts, emotions, and movement, always in search of unexpected harmony.Our first release comes from Fabrega & Christian, delivering four original tracks that chart a dynamic journey across the dancefloor. The title track, Dark Chai Bowl, opens with a groovy electro cut full of harmonic twists and crisp synth work, setting the tone for the ride ahead. Onda Vampiresca dives into darker territory, layering driving rhythms with flickers of brightness — a hypnotic blend for losing yourself in the moment. On the flip, Lilac Lebal ramps up the intensity with a percussive, floor-focused tool built for peak-time energy. Finally, Lampin’ (featuring Ku$h) winds things down with a smooth, atmospheric break — perfect for the after-hours or sunrise sets.