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Rising underground icon HoneyLuv and house staple Will Clarke release their new collaboration ‘Move Your Body’ featuring Moxie Knox out now. Traversing house, techno and the Atlantic Ocean, collaborations rarely come as potent as Will Clarke and HoneyLuv’s ‘Move Your Body’. The two artists combine with...
Prospa prepare to launch their new focus single ‘Make The Night Last’. The track perfectly combines echoing, euphoric vocals with futuristic synth samples, creating a summer hit stamped with Prospa’s iconic and distinctive production style.This is their first focus single...
Live ‘N’ Direct from the heart of Melbourne, Australia, budding producer Tom Santa servers up a bona fide club weapon with his debut release ‘Rainfall‘ via Polydor Records. The track that samples Mary Mary’s ‘Shackles (Praise You)’ sees Tom Santa...
Bristol based DJ & producer Eli Brown returns with an explosive remix of Inhaler’s highly acclaimed single ‘Cheer Up Baby’, the lead track taken from the Irish quartet’s upcoming debut album, ‘It Won’t Always Be Like This’, set for release...
Prospa are an electronic duo that trade in the euphoric. Whether they’re crafting full bodied, textured ambience or high energy club frequencies, the London-based, Leeds-born duo create moments custom built for definitive moments shared with others. They now unveil Rave...
Eli Brown delivers another spellbinding piece of raw, unadulterated electronic music. Collaborating here with South London post-punk outfit Talk Show, who deliver the snarling guitar hooks and lead singer Harrison’s direct, half-spoken lyrics sprawl across the metric grooves of the...
Hotly tipped Irish dance outfit Bissett delivers ‘Every Single Time‘ via Polydor Records, a euphoric house banger which cements his status as a one to watch for 2021. Hefty kicks and punchy snares set the tone, with flutters of nifty...
Following a powerful remix from ABSOLUTE., Haska reveals the second remix of their inaugural release ‘Madan‘, this time from one of Belfast’s best musical exports, Ejeca, via Polydor. This hard hitting interpretation of ‘Madan’ sees a typically driving Ejeca beat paired with flashes of...
