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A 3x12-inch of reworks and remixes from Anja Schneider on her own Sous Music. The Berlin DJ, producer and Mobilee co-founder revisits her catalogue across house and tech house, gathering 2024 reworks alongside remixes from Radio Slave, Cassy, Leafar Legov, JakoJako, Scuba, Deetron and more. A wide-ranging survey, from dubby...

'Keep Fighting' lands on Subradeon, the Berlin label run by the Naples-bred duo of Giuseppe Salone and Salvatore Iannotta. Four tracks of deep, soulful, Detroit-leaning techno at 133 BPM — from 'Improvement' through 'Brothers and Sisters' to the closing 'We Are Still Struggling' — carrying the duo's emotive, hardgroove-schooled touch....

Subradeon on their own Berlin label with 'Sounds Of Our Mothers Mothers'. The Naples-bred duo — Giuseppe Salone and Salvatore Iannotta — work soulful, Detroit-indebted techno across three originals at 133 BPM, with a Johannes Volk remix of 'Your Vision, Your Purpose'. Deep, melodic and hypnotic.

Mihai Pol on Lisbon's Satya with the 'Ebb And Flow EP'. The Romanian producer, working in his country's distinctive minimal tech-house tradition, turns in four rolling, dreamy cuts locked at 129 BPM, from the title track to 'Before Berlin'. Stripped, hypnotic and warm.

Detroit's Rick Wade on Rawax Motor City Edition, the label's Detroit-house offshoot. The Harmonie Park founder turns in four soulful, timeless cuts — 'Angry Jazz', 'Night Track', 'Your Love' and 'I Can't Take It' — running 123–126 BPM. Warm, jazz-laced Motor City deep house.

Frankfurt's Sascha Dive on Rhythm Cult with 'Brothers Yard'. The Deep Vibes founder — schooled on Moodymann, Chez Damier and Ron Trent — offers a Tribal American 2025 version alongside remixes from Francesco Mami and a YokoO dub, running 123–126 BPM. Deep, dubby, rhythm-first house.

DJ Honesty on Italy's vinyl-only Quality Vibe Records with the 'Oxymoron EP'. The Berlin DJ, producer and mastering engineer — working since 1990 — moves through deep, minimal and tech house across four cuts at 129–133 BPM, with a Ben Vedren remix of 'Follow That Emotion'. Eclectic and floor-versed, pressed...

Sept lands on his own Warsaw label OPUS, the multidisciplinary platform he founded. Four cuts of deep, driving techno from the Polish producer, threading darkness and light across 'Leave Your Body' and 'Playing With Fire' at 140–144 BPM. Built for the journey, dark and propulsive.