Artist /Track title (remix) /Label (catnum) /Guy JEnd Of Lost CauseBedrock Records2.ChicolaVelvet Afternoon(Karmon Remix)Lost & Found3.CornucopiaEpathiamicroCastle12MCSL002 4.HermanezGate Of FalgandaLost & Found5.ChicolaCould Heaven Be(Ruede Hagelstein)Lost & Found6.Hernan Cattaneo & SoundexileAstron(DAVI Remix)Sudbeat7.Simon Berry & Luke BranaccioPukwudgiePlatipus Records8.Guy Mantzur, Lonya & Adam GorlizkiDynastySelador9.JimpsterLightshineSuol10.Markus HommHorizonStill HotMore DJ Charts
Fri, 27 Jul 2018 Post a comment Dâm-Funk - In The City Feel-good synth funk made for driving around with the windows down—perfect for the heatwave baking most of the world right now—from DāM-FunK's upcoming Architecture II EP. via YouTube
Thu, 2 Aug 2018 Post a comment Krystal Klear - Neutron Dance (Gerd Janson Birkenstock Mix) One of the year's biggest tracks gets a fresh Gerd Janson version, which was apparently composed with help from a live band.
Tue, 7 Aug 2018 81 comments Aphex Twin - T69 Collapse The first taste of Richard D. James' new EP is a beautiful study in contrasts: hyperactive percussion, soft music-box melodies and a breakdown full of gnarly bass sounds. via YouTube
Tue, 24 Jul 2018 4 comments Lorenzo Senni - The Shape Of Trance To Come (Tale Of Us Remix) The Warp artist's Milanese companions repackage one of his biggest tracks for festival-sized crowds. via YouTube
Thu, 9 Aug 2018 2 comments Matthew Dear - Monster The Texan grabs the mic and flows over a kooky tech house groove. The EP, Four To The Floor 12, is out tomorrow.
Tue, 31 Jul 2018 2 comments The Maghreban - Eddies (Batu Remix) Dank and slippery 140-BPM business as the Bristol artist takes on the opening track from The Maghreban's 2018 album, 01DEAS.
Fri, 3 Aug 2018 Post a comment Aleksandir - Between Summer Sweet, a little sad, but totally dance floor-appropriate, this is the kind of melodic house that you hope for from Seb Wildblood's label.
Fri, 10 Aug 2018 Post a comment Big Zen - Big Trance Vancouver scene staple—and pen spinner extraordinaire—Jamie Enns makes his debut on Planet Euphorique with a track that lives up to its title: cosmic synths, fulsome basslines and the general feeling that it could take flight at any moment.
