Sara Wual / Flabaire / Paul Cut / Mayan
Transnationality EP

Cedofeita Records, an independent label based in Porto, proudly presents its latest release, CDFT003. This limited edition of 100 hand-numbered vinyl records features four exclusive tracks from both emerging and established artists, showcasing the creative diversity of underground electronic musicians currently living in Northern Portugal.From the weighty low-end pressure and muted vocals of Bruno & Rompante’s “Save Us” to the shimmering, percussive glide of Rowan’s “Nu Age”, the A-side locks into a focused, club-minded pace. On the flip, Miguel Seabra’s “Ancient Jar” leans into tribal rhythms and warm saturation, while Dr. Kobayashi’s “Theo’s Birthday” closes the record in hypnotic form, blending melodic restraint with

The Carpet Lab series is back with four deep, dubby and driving explorations from Italian producerDib. The different numbered versions of ‘Socialgorithm’ evoke the fragmented anonymity of ourtimes, while also reaching for something more human: check the bittersweet harmonies on ‘001.4’ orthe vocal snippets on ’001.2’. Four pristine club moods for any dancefloor.

Fausto returns to the Carpet family, this time with three tweaked out jams perfect for the Circuits series. Spread across the A-side, the 9-minute ‘Moonland’ evokes its title with driving acid and cosmic Detroit atmospherics. On the B, ‘Nacho’ is a classic mood builder, tempering its own acid lead with expansive bass and a rolling groove. The EP closes with the stepping ‘Nirvana’, perfect for closed-eyes reverie at the afters.

Cedofeita Records returns with CDFT004, a limited run of 150 numbered 12”s cut for DJs who like their recordsto do the work: five tracks across house, electro and breaks, sequenced with a clean sense of tension andrelease. Based in Porto, the label stays close to a simple rule — not where artists are from, but where the workhappens. These tracks were written and shaped while the artists were living in the North of Portugal, tied intothe local circuit and its night-time pace.Miguel Rendeiro opens with “Love Me Too” — direct, fast and warm at the bottom end. Mike Morales followswith “Outta Shine”, modern and controlled, built on crisp rhythm and a steady forward push. On the flip, Bruno,Erp & Rompante hit heavier with “Parking Place” — bold stabs, sampling grit, room-holding weight. SectorRelay shifts the colour with “Social Distortion”, stripped electro pressure for late hours. Tasc’oTau feat. JoãoPedro Dias closes with “Magnificent City” — liquid break swing and soft detail, a final chapter that resets theroom without losing the thread.

Dublin producer Lukey has his finger firmly on the pulse of the sounds emanating from Berlin and London’s newly awakening dancefloors, as proven by this stellar debut for Carpet &Snares’ LAB series. Contemporary club music is all about opening up the space between genres and filling it with something at once referential and new, and this EP is no exception.Other Worlds Vol. 1 effortlessly blends house, techno, electro and breaks into a mature sound world that’s both tight and expansive, funky and tough, contemplative and right down to business. Get moving with Vol. 1, and watch out for Vol. 2 coming soon!

Rotterdam's electro legend DJ Overdose steps up for the fourth release of All Nice Records with 'L.A.W.'', bringing a raw, deep, and unpredictable energy that only he can deliver! This one's for the heads -- four cuts of signature Overdose heat, ranging from shadowy electro rhythms to an unexpected twist on the B2 with an oriental-tinged vibe that hits different. A must for fans of true underground machine funk