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    Albums | Scott Forshaw & Fully Charged Team Up on New Single “Get You Right”

    Posted by on September 19, 2025

    UK exports Scott Forshaw and Fully Charged deliver their latest collaborative cut ‘Get You Right’, a refreshing, vocal-driven deep house track with rolling grooves, retro acid-tinged touches, and an evergreen hook designed to work both in the club and across radio.

    Built around a warm, flowing bassline and a catchy topline that lingers long after the drop, ‘Get You Right’ balances old-school club flavours with a polished, modern edge. Its hypnotic vocal and smooth progression carve out a late-summer anthem, tailor-made for Ibiza closing parties and global dancefloors alike.

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    Electronic | Philia Unveils ‘Obscura’ on Ex Medias

    Posted by on September 11, 2025

    With Obscura, Philia drops a 5-track release on Ex Medias that dives into contrast: rumbling basslines meet soaring melodies, heavy drops balance cinematic textures. It’s a project built for late-night floors but layered enough for a solo listen.

    Philia, aka Denver-based producer and multi-instrumentalist Dan Giffin, is known for unpredictable live sets that mix DJing, instruments, and even spontaneous crowd samples. That same energy flows through Obscura, which feels alive with shifting moods and hypnotic tension.

    His journey already includes performances at Electric Forest, sharing bills with Tiësto, Slushii, Daily Bread, Maddy O’Neal, Marvel Years, and Balkan Bump. In the studio, he’s collaborated with platinum and Grammy-winning artists like Mac Miller and Machine Gun Kelly. Beyond performing, he’s one of only 350 Ableton Certified Trainers worldwide and hosts the Ableton Music Producer Podcast.

    Closing this chapter with Obscura, Philia sets up the next stage of his evolving sound.

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    Albums | “Olivia“ by Scrimshaw Porn is a Shimmering Soundscape of Vulnerability

    Posted by on September 3, 2025

    Scrimshaw Porn, the moniker of Nick Helgesen, has returned with “Olivia,” a track that feels equal parts confessional and dreamlike. Blending elements of indie-pop with soft pulses of electronica, Helgesen creates a surreal soundscape where emotion takes center stage.

    The track’s strength lies in its vulnerability. Inspired by the painful realization of shifting love and evolving identity within a relationship, “Olivia” doesn’t shy away from discomfort—it embraces it. The shimmering production layers reflect the surreal haze of heartbreak, while Helgesen’s introspective lyricism grounds the song in something achingly human. It’s a balance between fragility and boldness that leaves listeners suspended between empathy and awe.

    “Olivia” cements Scrimshaw Porn as an artist unafraid to push beyond convention, delivering music that is as emotionally piercing as it is sonically adventurous.

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    Albums | DLG. Croons on “I Just Want You”

    Posted by on September 1, 2025

    With “I Just Want You”, indie artist DLG. delivers his most vulnerable track yet. Following the success of “Rich Man” and “Aperol,” this third single from his upcoming debut album strips away any pretense, leaning fully into a raw, indie-driven sound. The song swells with cinematic energy, his soulful vocals carrying the ache of heartbreak against sweeping, anthemic production. DLG. himself describes it as “running through the airport to catch her before she gets on that flight”—a desperate, all-consuming kind of love and loss. Already boasting 50 million streams and a rapidly growing fanbase, the Austin-born, LA-based artist proves once again why he’s one of indie music’s most compelling new voices.

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    Electronic | J. Park and Matteus Drop Peak-Hour Heater “And Ya Don’t”

    Posted by on August 30, 2025

    J. Park unveils “And Ya Don’t,” a bold tech house single on DRESDÓN RECORDS, riding a wave of momentum that continues to build across clubs worldwide. The Washington, D.C.-based producer leans into his clean, minimal aesthetic — grooves that stay sharp and focused — while earning steady support from Dennis Cruz, Toman, Jamie Jones, and Sirus Hood.

    This collaboration with Matteus highlights the balance between precision and movement. Tightly programmed drums and a deep, fluid bassline create a driving rhythm, while a sharp vocal element slices through the mix to anchor the track. It’s built for high-pressure rooms, where every detail counts and energy peaks late in the night.

    For Matteus, “And Ya Don’t” blends his Brazilian-inspired rhythmic patterns with a polished, modern tech house approach. With support from Mochakk, Paco Osuna, and Manda Moor, his productions bring a hypnotic energy that DJs trust to keep the floor engaged.

    Collectively, their catalogs have surpassed 320,000 streams, a testament to their consistent output and strong presence in the underground. J. Park’s recent releases on Psicodelica, 303Lovers, and Higher Viiibrations have charted multiple times on Beatport’s Top 10 Minimal and Top 25 Tech House lists, while live sets from D.C. to L.A. showcase his versatility behind the decks.

    With “And Ya Don’t,” J. Park and Matteus keep the momentum alive, with new releases and tour dates locked in through the end of 2025.

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    News | ETHER Reimagines Wes Walker & Dyl Classic with “Jordan Belfort” Remix

    Posted by on August 30, 2025

    “Jordan Belfort (Remix)” sees ETHER take on Wes Walker & Dyl’s multi-platinum classic, out now on True Form. Premiered at ILLFest 2025 to strong crowd reaction, the remix reimagines a song with more than 208 million streams into a modern bass weapon.

    Based in Austin, ETHER is known for blending cinematic textures with heavy drops, a style that has landed him festival slots and a growing underground audience. His productions draw from film universes like DUNE and Blade Runner, combining theatrical scope with gritty bass design.

    On this remix, the original hook remains intact, surrounded by new textures, layered basslines, and drops inspired by Tape B, Levity, CrankDat, and TVBOO. It bridges college nostalgia with present-day festival culture, giving a familiar anthem new weight on massive sound systems.

    With Wes Walker and Dyl backing the release, “Jordan Belfort (Remix)” also highlights ETHER’s ability to push forward while paying respect to the past.

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    Albums | Jason Busteed drops new track “Slip Away”

    Posted by on August 24, 2025

    Veteran Irish producer, DJ, and label head Jason Busteed returns with his latest single, “Slip Away”, a shimmering slice of dance-pop bliss designed to uplift both body and mind. Released via his own Lefty Shades Records, the track blends soaring vocal hooks with clean, contemporary house production, effortlessly bridging the gap between festival mainstages and intimate headphone sessions.

    A stalwart of the Irish underground scene for over two decades, Busteed has built his reputation on emotionally rich productions and a dedication to craft over hype. With “Slip Away”, he captures the feeling of soulful escapism — a moment to let go of life’s weight and embrace joy, movement, and freedom. “It’s that desire to let go of the weight of everyday life and find a moment where you can just be,” Busteed explains.

    The track is anchored by a captivating vocal that inspired its creation, supported by nylon guitar flourishes, bell-like melodies, crisp percussion, and a driving house bassline. The result is a song that feels both timeless and contemporary, equally at home on sun-soaked dancefloors or during golden-hour drives.

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