Arnault Hardy’s Nowhere People drifts through weightless, wobbly electronica
Arnault Hardy’s latest EP, Nowhere People, is a widescreen drift through warm analog textures and wobbly, lofi electronica.
Arnault Hardy’s latest EP, Nowhere People, is a widescreen drift through warm analog textures and wobbly, lofi electronica.
Double Deuce’s ‘I’ve Been Down’ pairs a rolling low-end with a darker after-hours dub, offering a sharp, focused weapon for the right moment.
Miester’s latest single is a masterclass in restraint, built around a hypnotic vocal hook and a relentless low-end.
Paradise Feat. Mandy Edge deliver a 140 BPM vocal trance moment that trusts emotion over excess.
Warm, spacious and underpinned by some of the chunkiest bass you’ll hear this year, I Am Me’s Starseed moves with a distinctly cosmic atmosphere.
For DJs threading a warm, bass-heavy pulse through the early hours, I Am Me’s Starseed lands as a steady, atmospheric tool.
The title track builds tension through patient construction, while ‘Here Comes The Sound’ delivers direct vocal-led impact.
Videopath / Westcoast Goddess’s A Place In The World opens with the dusty, unhurried kick of ‘Back In The Flesh,’ setting a dreamlike tone that carries through the EP.
Bill Spice’s latest balances peak-time house energy with reflective late-day moods, keeping the production crisp and the grooves patient.