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