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Marcelo Cruz, the Toronto-based producer, delivers the 'Mi Espiritu EP' on Nutria Sounds. Three cuts of warm deep house around 120–123 BPM, with vocal turns from Jaidene Veda on the title track and Carlito Brigante on 'Ceremonia'. Soulful, organic and unhurried.

Thierry Tomas on Russia's Deeppa with the 'Why Why EP'. The Moscow-born, Lisbon-based producer works warm, jazzy deep house around 118-120 BPM, with a Fred Everything remix lifting the title cut. Soulful and unhurried across 'Life's Great' and 'Blue Birds Fly'.

Part three of Ron Trent's 'Spaces & Places' series, two cuts from the Chicago house architect and Prescription co-founder. 'Berlin Nights' moves at a downtempo 100 BPM, 'Mississippi Mud' opens up to a deeper 123 — both carrying the soulful, jazz-tinged palette Trent helped define. Warm, emotive, unmistakably Chicago.

Luke Hess's Keep On spreads across a 2x12 on FXHE, Omar-S's Detroit house and techno label. The Detroit producer brings his engineer's ear to eight cuts of deep house-techno mostly at 126 BPM — 'Awareness', 'Deep To Deep', 'Overcome' featuring Select — frequencies and tones shaping the mood. Analog and...

Luke Hess returns to his own DeepLabs with 'Arkeo', a double-pack of deep Detroit techno. The Detroit producer brings an engineer's ear to frequencies and soundscapes, working eight tracks of dubbed-out, soulful techno around 126-136 BPM. Deep, hypnotic, made with the DJ and the floor in mind.

Montreal DJ and Stereo resident Ostrich brings 'Snake Charmer' to Courtesy Of Balance, the vinyl-only sub-imprint of Chez Damier's Balance Recordings. Four cuts of refined, minimalist house bridging dub, deep house and techno, running 126–129 BPM with off-kilter, stripped-back grooves. Patient and hypnotic, built for the deeper floor.

Mihai Popoviciu and David Delgado team up on Pleasure Zone, the Frankfurt minimal and house imprint from the DBH-Music stable. The Romanian and the Berlin-based Colombian work three stripped, dark, intricate cuts of minimal and tech house around 123–126 BPM. Patient and groove-led, built for the deeper end of the...

The twelfth release on Telum, the deliberately anonymous vinyl-only label cut to 180g and distributed via Yoyaku. Three untitled cuts of dancefloor minimal and tech-house at 126 BPM, working the hypnotic, stripped-back swing of the Romanian school. Functional and patient, made for the deeper floor.