Lonya's Asymmetric Recordings returns this week by welcoming Li-Polymer back to the label for his debut single. The Portuguese artist first appeared on the Israeli imprint in September of 2016 with a remix of 'Nefertiti' by Denny Loco. EP's on Hernan Cattaneo's Sudbeat Music, Movement Recordings and ICONYC remain discography highlights and now Li-Polymer caps off a successful 2017 with 'Broken Machine' alongside remixes from Marten Sundberg and John Cosani. The detail and depth of Li-Polymer's work continues to impress with 'Broken Machine'. Silky smooth from the outset, the piece is built around a rippling foundation, haunting vocal phrases, playful yet deeply moving melodies and a rhythmic cadence that's infectious. In terms of pure emotion it might be Li-Polymer's strongest production to date in fact. The melodic narrative after the break is truly spectacular, subtle yet constantly evolving, eventually leading to a glowing, goosebump worthy third act. Just excellent progressive

The latest from Dear Deer Records welcomes Maximalism to the label for a brand new EP. Hailing from Minsk, Belarus, the duo appeared on the labels 'White' division in March of this year with the three track 'Enticement' EP. Now stepping up to the labels primary platform, Maximalism presents their 'Say My Name' EP alongside remixes from Rafael Cerato and Kiki. Beginning with the title cut you get a smooth progressive groove and striking vocal elements. Emotive bass swells and clattering drums surround the dynamic kick while tasteful effects fill out the framework. The drop out of the break is particularly massive, cleverly edited for maximum punch and a big but not too big dramatic response. The companion piece 'Lost' comes in deeper and more laid back making for a great complement to the title track. A simple but effective lead motif cascades throughout the first act before a full vocal narrative is revealed during the breakdown. Meandering and melancholic, it's a gorgeous centrep

The 14th release on Or Two Strangers finds Antrim and Luis Bondio collaborating on a brand new single. The Argentinean duo have been frequent studio partners over the years while also watching their solo careers flourish. Releases on Nick Warren's Hope Recordings, Sound Avenue and Luis' own Classound Recordings remain discography highlights. Now pairing up for the first time on Antrim's Or Two Strangers imprint the duo present their latest studio creation 'Baby Blue' alongside remixes from Subandrio & Nikko.Z.  Past collaborative efforts from Antrim and Luis have yielded some amazing dance floor records and 'Baby Blue' is yet another to add to the list. Funky, spacious and quirky it's borderless approach is fresh and dynamic. Billowing bass stabs, meandering atmospheres and a timeless musicality highlight the first act before a cinematic break transitions the piece to a groovy finale. The first interpretation of 'Baby Blue' is provided by Subandrio who is making his la

Hi Burak, thanks for joining us today, how are you and where in the world are you today? Hello, first off all, thanks for having me :) I am close to Barcelona, in the country side. You discovered music through your father who was part of a folk band I believe, tell us how that shaped your own musical journey. Well I think the best answer to that is my music itself. Especially those unreleased tracks with influences from all over the world. To be an entertainer is something I learned from my father and I am very thankful and happy for that. I love to make people dance and smile. Your bio stats a 'dancefloor epiphany' led you to discover DJ Culture and techno, was that one singular moment in  a club? If so please tell us about it. OH yes. Mr Karotte was playing an unbelievable kind of native Indian set at u 60210 in Frankfurt. That was the night when I decided to do what I am actually  doing :) About 10 years ago you got signed to Nick Curly's Cecille imprint, would yo

The latest release on Tash's Movement Recordings welcomes Dousk back to the label for a brand new EP. The Greek artist has found a comfortable home on the Greek imprint with this being his ninth appearance. A strong 2017 has seen chart topping releases come courtesy of Beat Boutique, Flow Vinyl and Proton Music while releases on John Digweed's Bedrock Records highlight his extensive discography. Now making a much anticipated return to Movement Recordings Dousk presents his latest EP entitled 'West Of Dub'. Fueled by an evolving creative process the Greek artist has remained at the forefront of electronic music for over fifteen years. Now Dousk showcases his studio repertoire once again with his latest three track sound story 'West of Dub'. The EP's title cut begins the journey into deep, cavernous grooves and funk fuelled rhythms. Esoteric vocals add mightily to the narrative, forever shifting the focus as dubby tones and wonky stabs fill in the framework. A timely break brings

We Are The Underground return this week by welcoming Forerunners back to the label for his debut single. The US artist last appeared on the Argentinean imprint in February of 2016 with a remix of ‘The Message’ by label boss Dark Soul Project. Now following a contribution to the ‘Showcrates’ collection on Hernan Cattaneo’s Sudbeat Music Forerunners presents his latest single alongside remixes from Subandrio and Rich Curtis. Known for his immaculately produced progressive creations Forerunners ‘Vacant Deception’ comes in as one of his most heartfelt to date. On a backbone of warm, round beats runs a gorgeous atmospheric storyboard and subtle, melodic motifs. It’s a hazy wall of effervescent bliss leading into the break which brings both moments of drama and emotion. Perfectly crafted it’s builds as sweeping noise and spiralling arps coverage for a magic sonic moment, ultimately leading to an exhilarating finale. It would be hard to come up with two more capable

At the heart of Belgium's nightlife lies Edge. An electronic music concept that has invigorated Antwerp's club scene. Conceptualized in 2013 by Eran Aviner and Dave Schamisso, Edge has played host to the world's finest electronic music talent in John Digweed, Hernan Cattaneo, Guy J, Lee Burridge, Kiasmos and more. As a DJ and artist, Eran remains one of Belgium's most cutting edge talents, having his music showcased on world class imprints including Hernan Cattaneo's Sudbeat Music and Guy Mantzur's Plattenbank Records. Now after months of anticipation, Edge unveils their flagship record label with a brand new EP from Navar alongside a remix from Guy J. As one of the underground's most creative talents Navar has shaped a sound all his own. His soulful qualities and organic design have led to signings on Guy J's Lost & Found Records and Canadian behemoth microCastle. A sparse release schedule has only made the love for his sound stronger and his Edge debut all the more anticipated.

The latest release on Afterglow finds the label showcasing new interpretations of ‘The Fall’ by Dmitry Molosh. Released just last the month the track was a staple in Beatport’s progressive house charts, peaking at #13. Now we see the label inviting the longstanding Framewerk duo to reinvent the track over two interpretations. Hailing from the UK, Darren James & Alec Milliner make up the Framewerk production duo. Long time progressive house fans may remember Darren and Alec as Manhattan who released more than a few gems from 1999-2003, primarily through their Capital Heaven imprint. They’ve resurfaced with great success over the last few years, most recently remixing Albion’s classic ‘Air’ with great results. Here they provide two different and equally excellent interpretations of ‘The Fall’. The ‘Balearic’ version clocks in a 109 BPM and is a gorgeous six minute journey through hypnotic rhythms and meditative synths, smoothly building tension before breaking