Jerome feat. Sonya Zlo
The Night We Had EP

The emblematic Chilean producer Camilo Gil tells a story of life through ink and sound. In its original version, the creativity between bass, MPC, garage influences, and Break Deep elements gives us a unique work.In the alternate version, the legendary MARK AMBROSE takes us on a journey through space, with captivating voices, tones, and his signature sound.On the B-side, the remix by Detroit legend GARI ROMALIS showcases the soulful, emotional side of the Motor City, featuring pianos and a hypnotic bassline that brings us closer to the 313. Closing the EP is the energetic deep jazzy minimal style of AUDIO WERNER, a track designed for the dancefloor, with a playful swing between vocals and bass, complemented by a hypnotic string that makes us want to dance at any moment.

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.

Floating above the clouds you’ll find the silkiest producers making their beats. Specialising in smooth, breezy flavours; they are individuals who like to inject some sunshine onto the dancefloor. For the third outing Silky Beats is excited to welcome Henry Hodson for their first artist EP.Henry has created a special little universe full of luscious sounds and smooth, airy grooves. Come and step inside 🔆

We rewind to 2004, revisiting a quietly influential moment in the Evasive Records catalogue. Following earlier collaborations with Asad Rizvi and Haris, UK producer Chris Pascoe steps out solo with Mong Juice / Trippy Breakfast— a release that captured his deep, late-night take on tech house at the time.