A-Eno-Acid’s The Last Jack: Acid House in Slow Motion
A-Eno-Acid’s The Last Jack is a patient acid house record built around a 303 line and a sense of restraint, aimed at DJs who want pressure without a rush.
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EllisN’s The Path to the Door: An Open-Air Record
A track from EllisN that makes its case for daytime, open-air sets.
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Jordan Agro’s ‘What You Want’ Puts the Groove in Motion
Jordan Agro’s ‘What You Want’ is a tech house record built on a punchy kick and pumping bass, with a bright, forward energy that avoids dark or heavy textures.
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Another Couple’s In A New Life: A DJ Tool That Knows When to Hold Back
Another Couple’s debut single In A New Life is built on a one-take Moog bassline, a patient track that works as much on headphones as it does on a big system.
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Only Bee’s ‘Body Rock’: A DJ Tool With an Emotional Core
On ‘Body Rock’, Only Bee balances club utility with emotional depth, a signature of her self-titled debut.
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JSDS Keeps the Groove Lean on It’s All You
JSDS keeps the focus on the groove with It’s All You, a lean club record built for DJs and late-night rooms.
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NevadaSYSTEM, Qian Qiao, and Saint Put Arrangement First on ‘New York’
A no-samples reinterpretation of Ja Rule’s ‘New York’ built for the sunset slot, with an arrangement that trusts the room to follow.
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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.
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The Bassline Hits First: Double Deuce’s ‘I’ve Been Down’ Is a Lesson in Restraint
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.
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