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Deep Dish—Ali ‘Dubfire’ Shirazinia and Sharam Tayebi—unveil their first original release in more than ten years with ‘Midnight’, a collaboration with UK melodic trio Eynka and American singer-songwriter Wrabel. Out now via Armada Music, the track marks a bold new chapter in the duo’s storied career, blending their progressive roots with emotive, modern production.

“Since reuniting in 2024, we’ve been deep in the studio crafting music to test at shows and guide the evolution of Deep Dish,” the duo shares. “The reaction to ‘Midnight’ during our sets has been incredible, and now feels like the right time to share it with the world.”

Featuring Wrabel’s soaring vocal performance, cinematic synths, and piano-driven melodies, ‘Midnight’ showcases Deep Dish’s signature depth while pushing their sound into new territory. The release follows their recent ‘The Future’ tour, which included headline performances at Club Space Miami, The Cause in London, and a marathon all-night-long set at fabric.

In parallel, Deep Dish has also been working closely with Armada to re-release their seminal ‘George Is On’ LP and unveil updated versions of iconic tracks like ‘Flashdance’ and ‘Say Hello’.

“This track marks the beginning of a brand-new chapter,” the duo affirms. “It feels incredible to be back.”

Listen to ‘Midnight’ below and get your copy here.

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AlphaTheta—parent company of Pioneer DJ—has announced a new collaboration with data storage giants SanDisk, unveiling the SanDisk DJ Flash Drive, the first USB drive officially optimized for rekordbox.

Built with DJs in mind, the drive features dual connectivity: a USB-C interface for high-speed transfer on modern devices, and a USB-A connection for compatibility with CDJs and other media players—eliminating the need for adapters or dongles.

With transfer speeds of up to 1GB/s, the 1TB flash drive is designed to meet the demands of fast-paced gig preparation and high-performance reliability. Each unit also comes bundled with three months of rekordbox Creative Plan, allowing users to take full advantage of the cloud-connected, performance-ready DJ software.

The SanDisk DJ Flash Drive is available now for $119 USD through the Pioneer DJ store. For detailed specifications and features, visit here.

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OFFSónar will extend its celebrations with two official afterparties at Input Dance Club. Taking place on June 10th and 11th, 2025, these events showcase a notable lineup of international talent.

The series opens on Tuesday, June 10th with Unreleased by Arodes. Curated by Spanish DJ and producer Arodes, the event sees him go b2b with Swiss favorite Andrea Oliva. Joining them are Niom and Martim Rola, delivering a melodic house session that’s both immersive and emotionally charged.

On Wednesday, June 11th, the club shifts into deeper territory with We Are Ànims. The night features Tripolism, Pole Position, Hardt Antoine, Meera, and Kadosh, echoing the energy of Rüfüs Du Sol’s show earlier that day at Plaza Mayor, Poble Espanyol.

Both nights will run from 23:00 to 05:00 and are part of OFFSónar’s official nighttime program. All events are located just meters from the main venue, offering festivalgoers a continuation of their experience.

Get your tickets for Ànims here.

Get your tickets for Unreleased by Arodes here.

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Echonomist and Jenia Tarsol have announced the launch of Flying Hearts, a new electronic music label focused on emotional storytelling, genre fusion, and creative freedom. The label’s inaugural release, ‘The Harbour’, is out now and sees the two founders team up with UK band Throws to reimagine one of the group’s 2016 album tracks.

A continuation of the pair’s previous collaborations—including 2021’s ‘The Happiest of All Memorial Days’—‘The Harbour’ encapsulates the label’s ethos of timeless yet modern music with memory and intention at its core. The rework blends melodic textures, atmospheric elements, and a sense of emotional depth that sets the tone for Flying Hearts’ sonic direction.

Flying Hearts aims to be more than just a label. Each release will be paired with an artist portrait that captures the connection behind the music. For the debut, the visual features a spontaneous hug between Echonomist and Jenia Tarsol the first time they met—an image that now serves as a symbol of the label’s commitment to authenticity and shared experience.

Listen to ‘The Harbour’ below and grab your copy here.

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German duo Monkey Safari make their debut on WhoMadeWho’s label The Moment  with ‘Oasis’. Known for their uplifting signature sound, the brothers Sven and Lars deliver a track that channels hypnotic percussion, sweeping strings, and Middle Eastern-inspired instrumentation into a high-energy, emotionally resonant release.

Built around live-feeling rhythms and a magnetic wind-instrument motif, ‘Oasis’ moves through layers of organic drums, cymbal crashes, and delayed echoes. The cut’s riff returns for a climactic finale, transforming its melody and driving the arrangement toward a compelling close.

‘Oasis’ marks a new chapter for the duo as they shift from their Hommage label to the recently launched Good Vibes from Paradise project.

Listen to ‘Oasis’ below and download your copy here.

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Amelie Lens returns with her latest release, ‘Serenity’, out now via her EXHALE imprint. The two-track EP follows a series of landmark live sets at Coachella, Time Warp, Fabrik Madrid, and Hï Ibiza’s opening party, as well as her recent collaborative ‘One Mind’ EP with Charlotte de Witte.

Known for her relentless energy and finely calibrated techno, Lens delivers a dual statement with ‘Serenity’. The title track is a peak-time weapon packed with rolling percussion, pulsing synths, and cinematic pressure—built for warehouse moments and main stages alike. On the flip, ‘Club of Extremes’ explores darker territory, pairing twisted grooves and icy vocals for a hypnotic late-night cut.

“With my new EP, I wanted to explore the tension between calm and chaos,” says Lens. “‘Serenity’ leans into a more melodic, radio-friendly space, while ‘Club of Extremes’—which fans have been waiting on for a long time—dives straight into the raw energy of the club. It’s two sides of the same story.”

Listen to ‘Serenity’ below and grab your copy here.

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Fleur Shore has teamed with Émilie Rachel to present their latest  single ‘Bless The House,’ which is now available on  UNDERGROWTH.

Driven by Émilie Rachel’s hypnotic vocals, ‘Bless The House’ channels a stripped-back, four-to-the-floor groove, making a house music cut at its finest.

This is  Fleur Shore’s second release on her new label, UNDERGROWTH, following her debut  ‘Higher,’ which dropped last month, earning support from BBC Radio 1 hosts Danny Howard, Sarah Story, and Arielle Free, plus mention on the Beatport site.

The artist describes the project as a movement, also planning to deliver a series of events, a creative platform, and above all, a collective of art and music lovers who reject the ordinary in favor of exploration and authenticity.   “We are connected. We are one. We are undergrowth,” Fleur Shore commented.

‘Bless The House’ is out now. Stream and download here.

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Electronic duo Orbital have unveiled their remix of The Cure’s ‘ENDSONG.’  The cut is included on the upcoming  ‘Mixes of a Lost World’ 24-track compilation, to be released on June 13th, 2025, via Fiction Records.

With their signature blend of layered synths and expansive production, the seminal British band formed by Paul and Phil Hartnoll inject new life into the song, stretching its emotional weight across a hypnotic electronic landscape, transforming it into a pulsing, atmospheric journey.

This isn’t the first time Paul Hartnoll has collaborated with The Cure’s Robert Smith. Back in 2007, Smith lent his vocals to Paul’s solo track ‘Please’ from the album ‘The Ideal Condition.’  Later, he revisited The Cure’s classic ‘The Forest,’ reimagining it with folk-infused vocals by The Unthanks on his 8:58 project.

‘Mixes of a Lost World’ features three remixes for each of the eight tracks from the original album. Other remixers featured are  Four Tet, Paul Oakenfold, Chino Moreno of Deftones, Mogwai, Trentemøller, Daniel Avery, and Mura Masa.

Proceeds from the release will go to War Child UK, supporting children affected by conflict. The album will be available across digital platforms as well as limited-edition 2LP, 3LP, 2CD, and 3CD formats.

Listen to The Cure’s  ‘ENDSONG (Orbital  Remix) below and download your copy here.

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Stripped Recordings has issued ‘Futurewise’, a four-track package that finds Argentine producers Greta Meier, Poli Siufi, and Prototype joining forces for a driving, progressive-house cut with clear nods to its darker shades.

The original is accompanied by three contrasting reworks: Verche delivers a textured, club-focused take, Luze brings a deeper melodic interpretation, and Lost Astronaut explores more atmospheric terrain through broken beats.

The EP arrived on May 15th and is available now on all major download and streaming platforms.

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Oscar-winning composers and Nine Inch Nails members Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross have announced Future Ruins, a one-day festival spotlighting visionary music creators behind iconic film and television scores.

Set to take place on November 8th, 2025, at the Los Angeles Equestrian Center, the festival will feature famous film and TV music performed live in new ways by the original composers.

Joining Reznor and Ross, who will perform music from ‘The Social Network’, ‘Gone Girl’, ‘Watchmen’, and more, are cinematic artists including John Carpenter, Danny Elfman, Cristobal Tapia de Veer, Claudio Simonetti’s Goblin, and Hildur Guðnadóttir. The program also features Howard Shore’s Crash score live, as well as appearances by Questlove (presenting the works of Curtis Mayfield), Mark Mothersbaugh, Isobel Waller-Bridge, Terence Blanchard, and many others.

“There’s no headliner. There’s no hierarchy. This is a stacked lineup of visionaries doing something you might not see again,” Reznor and Ross stated.

Grab your tickets starting May 21st, here.

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