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Gespona returns to RUMMEL with razor-sharp cuts across ‘Down The Street’ EP
Gespona returns to RUMMEL with ‘Down the Street,’ a six-track odyssey that captures the full arc of a night spent in motion — from the first flicker of anticipation to the final shimmer of dawn. A longtime resident at NOM Barcelona, Gespona’s instinct for pacing and atmosphere is razor-sharp, and it shows. The EP moves... Read more »

Little Talk with Kevin Knapp
There’s a certain sun-soaked swagger to Kevin Knapp’s latest cut, ‘West Coast,’, a groove that feels like it was born from warm concrete, ocean air, and pure Bay Area soul. Back home in California and feeling creatively grounded, he finds peace in the familiar, rediscovers old records, and continues to chase the eternal high of... Read more »

EMJIE & Emma B team up on Exploited Club with sassy, catchy 3-track EP, ‘Aces Of Spaces’
Exploited Club welcome power duo EMJIE and Emma B with 3 classy club cuts packed with groove, energy, and panache. Hailing from Brussels, EMJIE is catching heavy acclaim off the back of records for Get Physical and LP Giobbis Yes Yes Yes, as well as a recent B2B with Diplo, a radioshow for Keinemusik and... Read more »

EMBRZ enchants on Colorize with contemplative, euphoric cuts across new album, ‘Find Your Light’
Colorize proudly announces the full-length album from EMBRZ: ‘Find Your Light’ – his most personal and expansive work to date. The album presents a cohesive sonic world that blurs genre boundaries – touching on chill house, ambient pop, and introspective electronica. Across its immersive tracks, EMBRZ weaves lush synth work, atmospheric textures, and emotional storytelling... Read more »

Parallelle amaze with analog spirit and spontaneity across ’11th Avenue’ LP via Folder
French duo Parallelle share their new album ’11th Avenue,’ arriving via their Lisbon-based label, FOLDER. The release coincides with the announcement of their North American tour, a series of dates that bring their signature warmth, spontaneity, and analog spirit to clubs across the continent. Rooted in analog warmth and live musicianship, the record evokes the... Read more »

Little Talk with Adham Zahran
Egypt’s Adham Zahran has been quietly shaping his corner of the house music universe for years — the kind of producer whose sound you recognize before you see his name. Rooted in deep, soulful grooves and that unmistakable Detroit influence, Zahran’s music carries the warmth of old-school spirit with the finesse of a modern craftsman.... Read more »

Little Talk with Lakeshouse
Lakeshouse is a fictitious club-utopia, dreamt up by a group of producers, DJs and jazz musicians based in Oslo. Their idiosyncratic soundtrack to this fantasy club rests on the Norwegian tradition of “bonkers” (Mixmag) house and space disco, yet sounds like it could be a scene of its own. Far from traditionalists, their blend of... Read more »

Little Talk with Madorasindahouse
Marking a major milestone in its journey, Madorasindahouse celebrates its 100th release — a testament to over a decade of curating soulful, rhythm-driven music that bridges cultures and communities. We caught up with the team behind the label to reflect on its evolution from a humble YouTube channel to a global movement and to discuss... Read more »

Mike Nasty captures essence of house music on ‘Sketches In Deep’ album
With ‘Sketches In Deep,’ New York’s Mike Nasty delivers a deeply expressive body of work that captures the very essence of house music’s soul. Rooted in groove but lifted by musicality, the record feels like a living, breathing thing, one that celebrates jazz-infused textures, radiant keys, and the connective spirit of dance. As the founder... Read more »

Little Talk with San Soda
The ever-reliable FCL, aka Belgian house heroes San Soda and Red D, are back on the block with a remastered remix package of ‘Can We Try,’ released on London label Freerange Records. We got the chance to sit down with San Soda to discuss all things production process, the new track, where we should visit... Read more »