Zero Gravity Music launches with a strong debut compilation
Zero Gravity Music enters the scene with Zero Gravity V.A Vol. 01, a five-track compilation that maps the current European underground with precision and curatorial confidence. Across its runtime, the release maintains a coherent sonic identity — deep, groovy, and emotionally resonant — while allowing each artist to bring their own distinct voice.
The collection opens with Cesare vs Disorder and «Space Bass», a 132 BPM minimal / deep tech cut built around a pulsing bassline in A minor that carries an almost physical weight. Hypnotic and slow-burning, it sets the tone perfectly. Filipe Shock follows with «We Got Love», dropping the tempo to 125 BPM and shifting the mood toward warmer, more soulful house territory — same key, completely different emotional space.
Fran Bortolossi's «After This» is the most introspective moment on the record: 128 BPM deep tech in E minor, layered with atmospheric textures that serve as a bridge to the compilation's most energetic moment. Saulo Ferraro & Beranger deliver that peak with «It's Underground, baby!» — a driving 132 BPM house track in A major that injects attitude and dancefloor urgency in equal measure.
Closer Vibratum wraps things up beautifully with «Something Important», a 128 BPM deep house journey in F# minor that lets the tension dissolve into pure movement. A graceful ending to a well-constructed release.
- Standout track: «It's Underground, baby!» — Saulo Ferraro & Beranger
- Afterhours pick: «Space Bass» — Cesare vs Disorder
- Emotional highlight: «We Got Love» — Filipe Shock
A debut that firmly places Zero Gravity Music on the map as a label worth watching in 2025.
