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After being in the works for some time, it's finally happening—the first collaborative release between Mother Tongue and Neroli is here, just in time to celebrate Neroli’s 25th anniversary. To mark the occasion, the two Verona-based labels joined forces to curate a standout 4-track EP from none other than Chicago legend Glenn Underground. This special release showcases a rare selection of deep cuts from Glenn’s vault—ranging from boogie to jazzy grooves, with a touch of acid—guaranteed to delight even the most discerning music aficionados. Learn More

It says a lot about the interconnectedness of the global dubwise underground that it took downtime with Bristolian Neek in Portland to spur the link between ZamZam and Feel Free Hi Fi out of the Minneapolis Twin Cities. Once he put us on to them we were hooked- not only by their brilliant music but by their rigorously DIY approach and aesthetic. Heavily inspired by the more esoteric angles of early digi-era JA dancehall and UK dub (Shaka, Disciples, Mixman and Gussie P being some touchstones) the duo create a sound both reverential and unique, steeped in the traditions but striking out hard left into idiosyncratic territory all their own. Releasing all of their works up to this point on their own fantastic Digital Sting label, we’re excited to showcase them on ZamZam. Learn More

Originally released for LNS & DJ Sotofett’s 2024 Japan tour, this 12" now gets a global repress—capturing the raw, playful energy of the road with four heady cuts. DJ Gizzard opens with “Jitter Analysis,” a sharp mix of analog funk and rolling bass. LNS & Sotofett follow with “Electrolium,” a cosmic trip of vintage rhythms and whistling synths. LNS goes solo on “Work Them,” a crisp slice of robotic electro-funk, before Sotofett closes with the gritty, p-funk-infused “Out of Place" Learn More

Nico Lahs makes a triumphant comeback on Local Talk with a new release. After the split single with Tooli and his contribution for the 13 Years Later Compilation it's time for a full EP. Signals In Outer Space is yet another testament of Nico Lahs' ability to make house that doesn't belong to one style but rather cross several different ones with creativity and confidence. Those who favour the slower and more gritty house are in luck, this release got exactly that. Learn More

The 13th release on my Asking For Trouble label, I proudly present : Pain Struck Stanley Dumb 4 track 12" Vinyl, feat remixes from Radioactive Man and Paul Blackford (Breakin' Records, Militant Science, CPU, Battery Park, Twilight 76 ) This particular lead track has been sitting around since around 2010 and I've been playing it on and off ever since, thinking "This really needs to come out at some point" , but it's never happened until now.. Learn More

London label Footnotes turn the page on a bold new drop cap with Annotations, a handpicked compilation reflecting on the label's growth since its inception in 2018. Helmed by LSB, the project draws from a pool of core contributors - Alibi, Anile, Tokyo Prose, and Bazil - alongside fresh voices, all credited as shaping the current drum & bass landscape. LSB's interwoven originals pockmark further remixes and collaborations, presiding over a quality output emphasising nuance over impact. Learn More

Anthony Naples returns with his sixth album, “Scanners”, featuring ten new songs. Written and produced by Anthony Naples at Incienso Studios, Queens. Mastered by Anne Taegert at Dubplates and Mastering Artwork by Josh Abramovici. ANS Recordings is a division of Incienso Records. incienso.nyc Learn More

Scottish producer Milton Jackson returns to Freerange with four club-rooted collaborations that bridge Glasgow's punch with Detroit's finesse. It's a new release that brings Brian Kage on co-production and mastering, HazMat Live on synth duties, and Jon Dixon supplying characteristically sharp keys i and the results are as warm and robust as you'd expect. 'Fire Emoji' opens with a stripped-down, pressure-cooked club tool: all booming low-end, echoing vocal wisps and crisp arrangement. 'The Sunsetters' is the emotional peak, built around a fluid synth solo from HazMat Live and buoyed by plush pads and 909 accents. On the flip, 'Wanna C U' nods to both sides of the Atlantic, fusing US house depth with the swing and snap of UKG. 'The Shine', featuring Jon Dixon, is the most musically rich of the lot i gliding chords, broken grooves and cosmic jazz touches make it a standout closer. Rooted in deep house but flexible in feel, these tracks feel fully lived-in: tactile, soulful and beautifully engineered. Four cuts that do damage without shouting i a smooth burner from a seasoned crew. Learn More

KVK1000 marks the tenth and final release in the Karlovak series, a project initiated by the Swedish duo in 2013 to showcase their own club-ready productions. This EP encapsulates the essence of their signature sound—deep, hypnotic house with a touch of cosmic allure. The tracks blend elements of classic house with modern sensibilities, offering a fitting conclusion to the series. Following this release, the duo introduced the KRLVK series, expanding the label's scope to include works from other artists. Learn More

Sam KDC presents the first Auxiliary 12" EP of 2022, entitled Shedding Skin, a varied four-track odyssey that goes far and beyond the conventions of techno and 170 bass music. Learn More

Jay Duncan debuts on Trule with three forward thinking, percussive tracks backed with an Al Wootton remix. Detailed, granular leftfield UK techno from the dubbed out, minimal roller Mondariz ft. Cha Cha, to the high grade steppers Dissolution and Quantum, with its taut and sparse remix. Learn More

LNS & DJ Sotofett drop a fierce two-tracker built for heavy warehouse rotation. The A-side delivers raw, bass-driven energy with jagged rhythms and a euphoric halftime breakdown. On the flip, Sotofett’s “Buzzy Breaker” evolves from minimal dub into a breakbeat-heavy trip with jungle flair. Both tracks are hypnotic, high-impact, and crafted for serious system pressure. Learn More

More Water pairs the dancefloor stylings of Sub Basics and Witch Trials through the platform of Temple Of Sound. Beckoning the listener to the centre of the dancefloor with haste, there they will remain as the tracks appropriately travel from light, to dusk, to dark. All the while holding a high-paced tumbling percussion, encouraging complete expressive movement. Learn More

Spazio Nero — Spazio Disponibile's side branch for forceful techno movers — welcomes prolific techno producer Marcal where he debuts with five of his iconic, high energy, maximum impact techno weapons. Learn More

3024 is excited to announce "Panta Rei", the long-awaited debut album by London-based, Italian artist Ehua. This album, which comprises a collection of songs crafted over the span of a year and a half, is not just an exploration through sound but also a significant milestone in Ehua's personal and artistic development. For the first time, she explores her vocal expression while also incorporating a range of percussive and other analog and acoustic instruments, resulting in a distinctive set traversing various corners of the bass music continuum. Learn More

June Jazzin has long been a torchbearer for South Africa’s broken deep house movement, crafting music that merges jazz-funk, spiritual energy, and syncopated club grooves. His broken rework of Boogie With Me stands out — dusty yet agile, anchored by a fluid bassline and smoky lounge-style keys. The rest of the record is thoughtfully curated. Lukamusic sets the tone with Dear Women, a track shaped by brushed percussion and heartfelt harmonies. Vencer Cafe follows with Xxx, a minimal, sultry piece soaked in delay and irregular swing. Closing things out, El Payo offers Sunbright — the most classic cut here, led by warm organ lines and a dimly lit atmosphere, yet full of depth. Expertly assembled, this 12" moves fluidly across moods while maintaining a cohesive, soulful thread throughout. Learn More

Since at least 2024, by our reckoning, shells have been having something of a moment in electronic music. Why, exactly, is anyone’s guess. Maybe it’s the unsettling feel of nautilus palps or the spiraling segments of ancient fossils—forms that seem to intuit the mechanized pulse of techno. Birmingham linchpin Surgeon (Anthony Child) taps into this fascination, transforming chirping sonic opercula into filter-fed 4/4 Borg-like entities. Despite the thematic suggestion, Child keeps his setup minimal: “For me, it's an interesting experience returning to old techniques again after 30 years,” he says. The result is a stripped-back, live-style set—eight tracks recorded in single takes. Only "Dying" breaks from the beat-driven mold, offering a morose, mantra-like soundscape. Learn More

Altered Circuits' next release comes by way of Bologna-to-Berlin transplant Jacopo Latini. On the Motherboard EP he combines stubby drums and sultry, efficient basslines with richly hued synth work. Once the cuts get going, a tapestry of melody reveals itself: gated leads are accompanied by burbling arpeggios, momentous chord progressions and bright pads that crawl in and out. The patches often incline to the bright and dreamy but are deployed with restraint; in the same vein, concealed and aloof vocal samples get sprinkled in. These techniques - staples for the artist - add an inscrutable quality to his work's mood. It is dance music that feels direct on the surface yet hides more ambiguous emotions underneath. Learn More

Re-issue of the Mood II Swing classic EP 'Move Me' from 1995. Learn More