Electronic | Garvin Builds Forward Momentum with New Single “Party At The Ritz”
Posted by VMan on June 23, 2025
Garvin’s “Party At The Ritz,” released via Mr. Nice Guy Records, is built with purpose and love. The production stays sparse—tight drum sequencing, a looping organ riff, and subtle low-end pressure. The track holds its shape without lifting, dipping, or altering course. Garvin pulls in a specific intention with the production design bigtime here.. There are no synth pads, vocal cuts, or atmospheric effects layered in. Each part contributes to the rhythm system, rather than the topline. The tweaks with the mechanics play out as a positive when the track gets rolling, from start to finish to energy hits.
Upcoming releases on labels including Get Busy, Psicodelica, and Jack City suggest Garvin is building a catalog defined by function. Each track holds to a minimal architecture—designed to stand out in all the right ways. One thing is for sure, Garvin is making all the right moves.
That framework matches Garvin’s broader work through DRESDÔN, now evolving from an event series into a record label. “Party At The Ritz” fits that framework exactly—quietly reliable, fully usable, and free of unnecessary detail.
Electronic | Kay Wagner Shares New Single “Arise” via WAE Music
Posted by VMan on June 7, 2025
Kay Wagner returns with “Arise,” a new release on WAE Music that builds on the momentum of his past chart success. Earlier singles like “The Raver” and “Wanted” earned placements on Beatport’s Top 100 Techno Tracks, while consistent support from electronic radio platforms and club DJs across Europe has helped cement his presence in the genre.
Operating from Frankfurt, Wagner draws influence from the city’s longstanding techno culture. His work focuses on form, rhythm, and functional use—avoiding excess in favor of tracks that serve a clear purpose in the mix. He continues to prioritize usability and cohesion in each production.
“Arise” delivers a controlled and minimal framework. It opens with an acid-leaning low-end sequence and follows through with evenly spaced percussion. Vocal snippets appear briefly, used more for tone than message. The track holds a steady dynamic from start to finish, without peaks or drops.
The result is a streamlined techno record suited for professional use. “Arise” reflects Wagner’s consistent style: clean, direct, and crafted for DJs who value structure and subtle momentum over dramatic flair.
Electronic | Lemi Vice Delivers Focused House Energy on “Calor De Turbo”
Posted by VMan on June 5, 2025
Lemi Vice’s new single “Calor De Turbo” is out now, independently released on May 23. Built for DJs and designed with performance in mind, the track kicks in immediately with a crisp hook and a tightly arranged house groove. It’s functional and down right fun, offering clear structure and a club-ready finish.
The track’s arrangement focuses on clarity and punch. The percussion drives each section, while the vocal line adds momentum without oversaturating the mix. This is genre-fluid house built for utility, with the kind of bounce and precision that works in rotation.
“Calor De Turbo” signals a continuation of Lemi Vice’s development as an artist who prioritizes groove, taste, and effective execution. It’s a clean step forward—practical, polished, and ready to slot into sets with ease.
With over 10 years of production and DJing experience, Lemi Vice has previously worked with artists like 2 Chainz and released through labels including Rad Summer, iamrecords, and OKNF Records. His remix work for DJCity and support from artists like Diplo and Major Lazer proves there’s one direction he’s going – up.
Albums, Electronic | Not Yurs Push Kay Wagner’s “Can’t Sleep” Into Acid Territory with Dystopian Club Rework
Posted by VMan on May 15, 2025
Not Yurs deliver a remix of Kay Wagner’s “Can’t Sleep” that reshapes the track into something leaner and more intentional. The original’s ambient layering is dialed back in favor of a tightly structured, acid-forward progression that builds pressure across its runtime without relying on obvious peaks.
The low-end holds steady throughout, sitting just above sub pressure while allowing the kick and acid sequences to stay clear. The vocals are edited minimally—processed with subtle delay, then placed in a way that adds tension without overstating their role.
There are no dramatic tempo shifts. The groove is locked early and maintained. Synth elements enter with restraint, and the filter movements are gradual. This approach mirrors Not Yurs’ broader aesthetic: controlled, dry, and optimized for rooms where sound carries more than light.
Their previous work has found support on platforms like The Lot Radio and warehouse systems across the U.S. This remix continues that pattern—it’s system-conscious, practical, and designed for working DJs.
Electronic | “WTF?” by Restricted & Anderex Is the Hard Techno Anthem You Need
Posted by VMan on March 7, 2025
Restricted has quickly established himself as a leading figure in the hard techno scene. The Australian producer’s rise has been marked by a series of high-energy releases and viral moments, including a now-infamous incident where he allowed a fan to mix mid-set—an event that amassed 90 million views on TikTok. With a growing fanbase across Europe, Australia, and the United States, Restricted dominates both the stage and the streaming charts with equal impact.
His latest endeavor, a collaboration with German rawstyle producer Anderex, has produced “WTF?”—a track released under the Verknipt label.
Their joint effort on “WTF?” is a calculated blend of hard techno and rawstyle elements, creating a hard hitting concoction you wont soon forget. The track is already climbing the Beatport Hardcore/Neo Rave charts, signaling a strong reception from both communities.
As “WTF?” gains traction, both artists are set to appear at high-profile events, including Teletech Festival and Insomniac’s Electric Daisy Carnival. With the track’s success, Restricted and Anderex show their collaborative efforts are more than capable of leaving a lasting impact on the scene.
Electronic | Meet GENESI: A Fast-Growing Dance Act With A Different Approach
Posted by VMan on December 2, 2024
GENESI’s story is all about passion and a unique vision. Coming from Italy, this DJ and producer has embraced the raw, gritty sides of Melodic House and Techno, mixing them effortlessly with underground vibes. His journey started with a drive to create sounds that spoke a bit of a different language, so to speak, and over time, he’s shaped his sound into something truly one-of-a-kind. GENESI’s music taps into the darker side of dance, creating a feeling that shapes your imagination. He loves diving into different corners of electronic music, and that curiosity has earned him a fanbase that goes beyond just club regulars—anyone who likes a bit of the unexpected is drawn to what he does.
People started to notice pretty quickly. GENESI broke through with some major achievements, grabbing the #44 spot on 1001Tracklists’ Top 101 Producers of 2024—the second-highest new entry on the list.
His track “Everything You Have Done (Meduza Edit)” was a game-changer, racking up over 65 million streams on Spotify and ruling the Beatport All Genres and Bass House charts.
He also scored big with “See You Sweat” featuring Max Styler, hitting #1 on the Tech House charts, and “Funk Soul Brother” with VLTRA, which climbed to #4 across all genres. His music has made its way onto major labels like REALM, Tomorrowland Music, Catch & Release, and Insomniac, helping him climb the ranks and land where he is today.
GENESI’s latest release keeps up the momentum, delivering sounds that hit hard in clubs and festivals all over the world. His live sets have brought serious energy to iconic venues like Hï Ibiza, Creamfields UK, and Café Mambo. 2024 was a huge year for him on the road, and as he looks ahead to 2025, GENESI is showing no signs of slowing down.
He’s pouring everything into this project and is reaping the benifits.
Electronic | BOSA’s Tribal Remix of Sia’s ‘Towards The Sun’ Hits The Spot From Start to Finish
Posted by VMan on October 31, 2024
Stephan Jacobs performing under the name BOSA has returned to the scene with a remix of SIA’s anthem “Towards the Sun.” Fresh off his “Bigger Than Us” album, BOSA shows off his talent for crafting engaging productions and atmospheric depth yet again.
The remix of “Towards the Sun” by BOSA is filled with lively festival-ready energy. With upbeat tribal percussion and SIA’s soulful voice it captures the joy of sun-drenched dancefloors and uplifting global grooves. The combination of these elements makes the remix feel fresh and euphoric reflecting the positive vibes of daytime headliner performances. It is a track that encourages you to lose yourself to the moment.
BOSA has been making waves with “Bigger Than Us.” His journey in electronic music has been defined by a constant search for new sounds, often combining rich basslines with atmospheric touches. His drive to continually refine and innovate his approach shines through. With this remix BOSA is crafting something that connects – aiming to bring listeners through pure unfiltered emotion.