Jey Kurmis strips the original back even further and steers it into murkier territory. His remix leans on a low‑slung, pitch‑black bass motif and tight micro‑house drums, letting negative space do the heavy lifting. The vocal slips behind the curtain, re‑emerging only as a faint shadow, and the result feels both more clandestine and more kinetic—a perfect bridge for DJs pushing from deep tech into peak‑hour house.

‘Hop The Jam’ shows why Kryptonicadjs remain a reliable source of dance‑floor firepower: they understand that a single hypnotic loop, tuned just right, can carry a crowd for hours. Paired with Kurmis’ taut reshuffle, the package offers two different doors into the same after‑hours maze—pick one and stay lost.

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From the very first beat, Rosenfeld’s reinterpretation infuses a deeper, hypnotic groove, keeping the essence of the iconic vocal while wrapping it in meticulously layered textures and dynamic rhythms. While ‘I Get Deep’ has been sampled countless times across electronic music (even making its way into mainstream hits like Katy Perry’s Swish Swish), the artist reinvents it with a unique approach, using clever sampling to make the classic vocal feel brand new.

This release also marks a milestone in his career, as it debuts his work on Get Physical Music and introduces a shift in his sound. Moving away—though not entirely—from his roots in melodic and organic house, he explores a funkier, groovier, and more underground progressive house direction, still maintaining his signature melodic flair.

The track has already gained strong support from DJs such as Lee Burridge, Sebastién Léger, Adam Ten, Mita Gami, Tim Green, Khen, Eli Nissan, and Guy J, while fans have eagerly awaited its official release. Rosenfeld and the mentioned DJs have been testing the track in clubs and festivals across North America, Argentina, Brazil, and Ibiza, further building anticipation.

Roland Clark’s  ‘I Get Deep (Roy Rsenfeld Remix)’ is out now via Get Physical. Stream and download here.

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Over the years, this fusion of knowledge and creativity has led Edictum to collaborations with notable artists, the release of dozens of tracks on various labels, and performances at numerous DJ gigs. With close to three million streams across platforms, he continues to connect with listeners worldwide, recently releasing ‘A Cosmic Scale,’ which feels like a journey across different planets in our solar system. Each track seems to represent a unique world, with its own mood and style.

Early on, ‘Astral Guide’ sets the stage with a dreamy but energetic rhythm, blending trance-inspired melodies with a bright sense of wonder. ‘Solar Flares‘ then switches things up, offering a lively house beat that feels both upbeat and atmospheric.

When ‘Mercury’ starts, the pace speeds up with drum & bass influences, showing a darker, more urgent side to the album. This intensity makes the calm and laid-back vibe of ‘Venus’ stand out even more—its chillwave tones create a gentle pause in the action. Later, ‘Gaia’ returns to a trance sound, but with hints of classical instruments woven into the background. It feels like an epic buildup, guiding the listener toward the heavier, futuristic tones of ‘Mars,’ which leans into a cyberpunk edge.

The central part of the album emphasizes contrasts: soft strings one moment and gritty synths the next. ‘Blue Moon’ and ‘Jupiter’ bring uplifting energy back into focus, then the trio of ‘Saturn,’ ‘Uranus,’ and ‘Neptun’ shifts into synthwave territory, blending retro themes with modern production. Each of these songs has a hint of nostalgia, yet they also carry a forward-looking punch.

By the time ‘Kuiper Belt’ arrives, the album seems to drift into a quieter, more reflective place. Gentle pads and a laid-back tempo give the feeling that the listener has reached the outer edges of Edictum’s cosmic map. It’s a satisfying ending that ties the whole concept together.

Throughout ‘A Cosmic Scale,’ Edictum manages to balance strong beats and melodic lines. Classical touches appear in subtle ways, adding depth without overshadowing the electronic core. The production is polished, and even though the styles change from track to track, the album feels connected by its space theme and sense of exploration. Whether you enjoy dancefloor energy or a more thoughtful listening experience, this album offers something for both sides, making it a memorable ride through Edictum’s vision of the cosmos.

Edictum’s ‘A Cosmic Tale’ is now available. Stream and download here. 

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A sublime vocal in the break adds a layer of emotion, providing a striking counterpoint to the track’s propulsive momentum. The gradually building piano line offers extra tension, guiding listeners smoothly back into the track’s electrifying core.

Re-Type’s distinct style—melding organic synth textures with rhythmic cohesion—permeates the production. Described by some as inspiring, the track blends powerful energy and an ethereal touch, making it danceable yet deeply affecting. Endorsements from major industry names such as Tale Of Us, Camelphat, and Argy, along with appearances at marquee events like Tomorrowland, Hï Ibiza, and Resistance Miami, further cement its status as a noteworthy presence in the melodic techno landscape.

On the other hand, indie electro-pop Israeli artist Loya has a deep focus on crafting expressive and heartfelt soundscapes, blending electronic textures with acoustic nuances. His beats encourage listeners to embark on their own personal journey of reflection and exploration.

‘Afire’ demonstrates the creative synergy between both artists, striking a balance between energetic drive and evocative undertones. It’s a testament to their shared vision, resulting in a track that engages the dancefloor on multiple levels. This release is part of the ‘Siamese Soundsystem I’ compilation, an initiative by Siamese Records to discover and promote fresh talent within the melodic techno sphere.

Re-Type’s & Loya ‘Afire’ is now available via Siamese Recordings. Stream and download here.

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‘Roller’ brings a commanding bassline that hits right from the first measure. The percussion steadily builds tension, setting the stage for a raw melodic lead that pulses at the center of the mix. Shimmering strings and intricate arpeggios glide in at just the right moments, giving the track a hypnotic, otherworldly quality that complements the driving foundation. Every sound feels finely tuned to captivate festival crowds and clubgoers alike, shifting seamlessly from moments of deep ambiance to bursts of unfiltered energy. The experience is immersive—each drop escalates the mood, and the transitions flow with a sense of careful design.

Isse Maraà’s origins under the Dekova alias and his extensive background in live sets come through in how ‘Roller’ balances atmosphere with sheer dancefloor firepower. There’s a sense of pacing that highlights the track’s ability to surprise, while still maintaining consistency from start to finish. Listeners are pulled into a tightly woven journey, marked by melodic layers that intensify the overall effect.

With ‘Roller,’ Isse Maraà adds to a growing catalog that continues to earn attention from progressive house enthusiasts. It’s a track that ignites movement and sparks emotion, leaving a lasting impression long after the final beat fades.

Isse Maraà’s ‘Roller’ is now available via Vizia Recordings. Stream and download here. 

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Opening with ‘Maca’, Horvat builds a labyrinthine soundscape where flickering synth fragments scurry in search of form, driven by a visceral, low-end pulse that cuts through the mix with surgical intent. As the track solidifies, a wistful melancholy seeps into its structure, with shadowy chords lingering just beyond reach. Then, in a moment of cybernetic rupture, it  glitches as though the machine housing its soul has momentarily short-circuited as it sets the stage for the incoming exploration. A sublime introduction to a broader picture, the cut is a gorgeous exercise in contrasts as Horvat slowly turns a bizarrely captivating prism against the light.

Next, ‘Testamona’ introduces a fresh dynamic as Horvat partners with 15-year-old prodigy Lilli Ellen for a striking collaboration. From its first notes, Ellen’s ethereal vocals glide effortlessly over a pulsating beat, setting a narcotic, dreamlike tone. Iridescent arpeggios shimmer against glassy percussive textures while neon-drenched gated chords inject a glowing vitality. Now firing on all cylinders, the creative duo work their alchemy as ‘Testamona’ contorts in breathtaking shapes, stealing looks with every twist and turn for a showstopping centerpiece.

With ‘Dunvad’, Horvat shifts into darker, more enigmatic territory. Unsettling yet irresistible, the track unfurls over writhing synth textures before anchoring itself in a thick, propulsive bassline. Disorienting and restless, the track revels in its own unpredictability, breaking apart and reassembling as eerie harmonies sweep through the composition. A sonic outlier in the EP, yet unmistakably Horvat’s, it challenges conventions while keeping the listener firmly in its grip.

Closing the record, Horvat delivers a ‘Dub Edit’ of ‘Testamona’, stripping the track of Ellen’s vocals and allowing the instrumental to bask in its own luminescence. This minimalist revision presents it in a starker, club-ready form, sharpening its contours for DJs eager to wield its hypnotic energy in peak-time sets.

With ‘Unfold’, Horvat continues to refine his distinct musical language, merging technical prowess with evocative storytelling. Each track is a carefully placed piece in a larger mosaic, proving once again that Horvat’s vision extends beyond the confines of the dancefloor into something far more cinematic and immersive.

Denis Horvat’s ‘Unfold’ EP is out now via Vokabularium. Purchase your copy here.

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Following up on his celebrated ‘Infinita’ album, Estiva has already provided a powerful dose of ‘Embrace’ through the release of four selected cuts from the new record in ‘Lonely Keys’, ‘Parlez Vouz’, ‘Sudden Moves’, and ‘KFIL’.

The first single taken from ‘Embrace’, ‘Lonely Keys’, finds Baan conjuring a cascading arpeggio that traverses through shimmering sequences through the starry night sky over a thumping low end that propels us further inside the vortex with every passing beat. At its core, ‘Lonely Keys’ begins to dissipate into the ether before an effervescent surge rises from deep inside its breakdown, gushing with extreme pressure for one last round where incandescent auroras draw captivating aerial figures.

For the record’s second single, Estiva presents us with the electrically sensual ‘Parlez Vouz’. Here, a robust frame draws us in as mangled vocal chops lay the groundwork for a throbbing bassline to take hold of the piece. With ‘Parlez Vouz’ now running hot, the Dutch alchemist unveils a delectable French vocal lead that takes us through the motions as the track’s cylinders go all-out, creating a delightfully brash hybrid that runs on unbridled power as melodic embers embellish the air with an utmost sense of finesse.

The third window into ‘Embrace’ is provided by ‘Sudden Moves’. Another extremely dynamic cut, this third single rides on a restless low end and razor-sharp hats before an irresistible vocal burst kisses us off, thrusting us across a series of mechanical stabs and spinning synthetics. Heady and narcotic, ‘Sudden Moves’ showcases a darker side to the record while never compromising the overall narrative, deploying neon-laced arrangements that contrast gorgeously against its thrashing frame.

The last offering before the final release of Estiva’s sophomore LP for Colorize comes in the shape of ‘KFIL’. Engaging from the offset, the Daft Punk-inspired cut invites us to pursue a technicolored lead across robotic vocal interventions as we rollerblade through the 80s with dazzling style under a myriad of reflective lights that create a most special moment.

Estiva’s ‘KIFL’ is out now via Colorize (Enhanced). Purchase your copy here.

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Genuinely wild, JKS’ new EP starts things off with the relentless standout ‘The Cult’. With raw energy coursing through its veins, this old-school-inspired behemoth boasts a meandering bassline that drives across a myriad of enthralling effects and hollow stabs while skitterish hi-hats cut through the grit of it all with enviable ease. As it gathers tension, it grows in complexity, constructing itself over meticulous engineering and striking arrangements, as it feeds itself like the underground’s darkest ouroboros.

On the second turn, the Berlin-based artist presents us with the resounding ‘Charm’. Fuelled by the rich percussive tapestry, JKS deploys a menagerie of cavernous effects and effervescent embers that imbue the piece with a highly realistic sense of depth while eerie mangled sonics interlock with ferocious vocal chops for a compelling take. Come breakdown, the producer ups the ante as he lets the energy dissipate before summoning his gnarly construct one against for one last joyride.

Coming in on the third spot is the narcotic ‘Jungle Curse’. As the name suggests, on this third cut, JKS goes feral in his own way. A highly detailed percussive line provides a perfect frame for a jet-black low-end to do its thing and ravage across the land while dubbed-out stabs linger in the wake of its relentless rush. Compellingly seductive, the track is an irresistible hybrid that exists in the most hedonist of spaces.

Fittingly, for the EP, curtain call comes with the titular ‘Wild Nights’. Finding JKS in irrepressible form, the record’s final cut pounds away as it carves its path across succulent vocal apparitions and thunderous reverb-drenched claps. With momentum going, our talented producer unleashes a full-blown percussive ensemble to drive the cut into headier territory. A pulsating beast, it twists and turns with disregard as it draws fascinating figures in the dark of the night for a banging finale to this exciting return.

JKS’ new ‘Wild Nights’ EP is out via Molekül. Grab your copy here.

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Opening up proceedings is the titular ‘Memories’, which finds the Ukrainian trio knee-deep in a sensual groove accentuated by scrumptious guitar licks that linger across the track as chopped vocals provide a unique color to the palette. As we drift deeper inside ‘Memories’, we become lost in the captivating haze of what is and what could have been, before Jean Vayat & SAINT CODE unleash a showstopping vocal line that takes over the aural space, imbuing the piece with a dash of palpable emotion that effortlessly intertwines over razor-sharp synths that cut through the mix with aplomb for a spectacular first act.

On the second cut, Vayat & SAINT CODE tune into a more esoteric frequency with ‘Spirits’. In here, tempered guitar strums run over textured percussive patterns before a tantalizing burst opens a gateway for a sultry vocal to fill the air with a contemplative feel. Unrushed, in the midst of a midnight-hour seance where the connection to a spiritual realm becomes unbreakable, the production trio unveils a soaring breakdown, where tension grows with each rolling drum hit as ‘Spirits’ reaches a climactic thunderstorm for maximum impact.

For the last dance, Jean Vayat drops in solo with the sentimental ‘Lullaby’. Swaying over a broken beat, Vayat presents us with a menagerie of melancholic moments that stride over aqueous chords that echo across the piece as tight violin strings glide in the background, effortlessly drawing alluring shapes that hypnotize listeners. Now deep in its spell, Vayat reveals a gorgeous piano melody that etches its way into our hearts for an unforgettable finale, showcasing a gorgeous side to ‘Memories’ as an EP.

Jean Vayat & SAINT CODE’s ‘Memories’ EP is out now via The Book Of Genesis. Purchase your copy here.

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Listening to this record, it’s easy to imagine Leonardo Da Vinci himself – an older man reflecting on his paintings, inventions, and theories. That thoughtful mood comes through in the music, which often feels like it’s searching for something deeper. Early on, you hear gentle strings and voices that seem lost in memory. Later, the album grows bolder, hinting at the spark of innovation and the thrill of new discoveries. You can practically sense Sasha testing boundaries as he blends classical flourishes, modern textures, and distant echoes of church halls, all without feeling forced.

Certain pieces, like ‘Mosaic’ and ‘Clouds,’ have an understated beauty, as if each note is carefully chosen to fit within a grander picture. ‘Equality’ brings in gentle rhythms that balance the more delicate sections, and tracks like ‘Super Hero (with Sentre)’ and ‘Into The Metaverse’ bring a touch of Sasha’s familiar style back into focus. They remind us that, while he’s exploring new territory, he hasn’t completely abandoned the grooves and tones that made his earlier work resonate with so many listeners.

What stands out most is how honest this project feels. There’s a sense that Sasha isn’t trying to impress anyone with flashy tricks. Instead, he’s letting these sounds breathe, giving us space to wander and wonder. Even moments that don’t transition smoothly feel like part of the story, reflecting the tension between old traditions and brave new thinking that defined Da Vinci’s time.

By the end, you’re left with a rich, layered experience – one that encourages you to close your eyes and imagine all the sparks of creativity that lie behind the music. ‘Da Vinci Genius’ isn’t just an album; it’s a conversation across centuries, a bridge between classical grandeur and electronic curiosity, and a reminder that true innovation often means stepping beyond what feels comfortable.

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