New Exclusives Only – Week 13 (2026): 44 tracks mapping the current pulse
Week 13 of 2026 brings one of the most diverse and compelling releases of the year on OnlyBeats. Forty-four exclusives charting the full landscape of contemporary electronic music: deep and organic house, high-intensity drum & bass, hypnotic techno, introspective trance, and flashes of classic Detroit electro — all in a single drop.
House in every shade
Supernova & Easttown anchor the house section with a double shot on Lapsus Music: Work That Beat and Show Me, both locked at 131 BPM in F Major, built on driving basslines and tight percussion that make them instant floor tools. GENNARO delivers Enigma on Cecille — seven and a half minutes of dark, brooding house in C Minor that calls back the Hamburg label's finest moments. Christian Burkhardt signs Housen on his own CB Sessions imprint, and Illyus & Barrientos offer Peoples PRTY on The Cross Records. Simon Kidzoo & Havoc & Lawn contribute Onda on Deeperfect, a fluid deep house groove at 127 BPM that moves with quiet authority.
Techno: hypnotic to peak time
The techno selection is arguably the week's most layered. Pierce lands Blind Witness on Token Records, the Belgian benchmark for raw darkness, riding a 85 BPM groove in F Minor with near-industrial tension. The Orbe & Psyk collaboration — Temporal Rift on Non Series — is a hypnotic techno masterclass at 130 BPM, perfectly aligned with the label's stripped aesthetic. On the harder end, niTuk brings peak-time pressure with Breaking Free on Digital Structures, while Sam WOLFE cranks it up to 135 BPM with My Instinct on Set About Music.
Drum & Bass: iconic labels at full strength
The drum & bass bloc is exceptionally well-represented this week. Amoss surfaces on Critical Music with Ghost Signals, an atmospheric, technical piece at 87 BPM in Eb Minor. Bryan Gee's legendary V Recordings delivers the euphoric Good Good Rhythm by MC Fats & Inja — a reminder that jungle's DNA runs deep. Shogun Audio stays current with Business As Usual & Oktae's Did You Really, and Jungle Cakes adds the rootsy Never Run. Trex on Sofa Sound and The Sauce on their own imprint round out a rich section.
Highlights and editorial close
Among the week's most distinctive moments: the Hernan Cattaneo & Marc Romboy collaboration The Insanity of Infinity on Systematic Recordings merges Cattaneo's Argentine sensibility with Romboy's European precision into a progressive house statement of real depth. Exotek makes a bold triple play on JOOF Recordings with Expansion, Inquisition and Permanence — a hypnotic trance trilogy that deserves its own listening session. Fiorious & Deetron shine on Permanent Vacation with the lush dub of Thunder, and DJ Godfather pays tribute to Detroit electro heritage with Sporadic on Databass Records.
- Track of the week: Temporal Rift – Orbe, Psyk (Non Series)
- Surprise pick: Good Good Rhythm – MC Fats, Inja (V Recordings)
- Label spotlight: JOOF Recordings (Exotek trilogy)
- After-hours: Enigma – GENNARO (Cecille)
- One to watch: Breaking Free – niTuk (Digital Structures)
