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Five of the thirty cuts on 'Golden Selection' carry Giuliano Rodrigues' name, and that's not founder vanity: it's the key to reading the whole thing. dublucid, the label the Brazilian producer launched in 2024 as the...
The Black Edition is the most interesting detour Yellow Sunshine Explosion has allowed itself — a label long associated with goa and psychedelic trance compilations. The series launched in August 2025 as a "fusion of progressive trance and...
Layla Benitez signs two of the thirteen cuts on her own Marquee Dayclub chart, and that double presence says more than any press blurb. 'Memory Leak', shared with Jono Stephenson and Henri Bergmann on Interstellar Recordings, opens the...
On paper, 'Percussion Fun' looks almost flat: fourteen cuts by Ibiza Son for Save Hook locked between 125 and 129 BPM, barely four BPM of headroom. Yet the release lives off its extremes. The poles here aren't measured in tempo but in...
Fifteen tracks and not a single label repeated: the chart D Stone signs for Beatport Next 2026 doesn't portray a catalogue, it sketches a constellation. Stuck in Time, Dansu Discs, Batty Bass, Poontin Muzik: every cut arrives from a different...
The entry point is obvious: 'Bring It Back' by Kos:mo with Jabul, 130 BPM in E-flat major, with plenty of headroom to warm up without showing your hand. The natural follow-up is 'Move Your Body' by Veerus and Mattia Saviolo at...
Twenty-five tracks and only one dares to drop below 124 BPM. 'Parafernalia' by Michael Hunter is the anomaly holding this seventeenth volume together: nine and a quarter minutes at 97 BPM in E-flat minor, planted right at the album's...
A tracklist that opens at 160 bpm with Amaru's 'Wannabe Raver' and bows out at 124 with Jones' 'Virtual Virtuality' already tells you plenty about how this catalogue understands techno: the peak time / driving tag works...
Sixteen of the twenty-five cuts on 'Nothing But... Supreme Techno, Vol. 07' sit in a major key. For a series filed under peak time / driving — territory that usually lives in minor-key shadow — that ratio is striking: read through its...
Go straight to track 23. 'Wavey', the tune Eli Brown turned into the official EDC Las Vegas 2025 anthem, appears here in the Charlie Sparks (UK) rework, part of the remix package Insomniac Records put out in December alongside versions by...
'Utopia' arrives as an Intro Mix with 6:57 of runway: rarely does a sixty-track crate tell you this clearly where to start. The rest of the opening material clusters around it: 'Age of the Machines' settles the pulse at 125,...
Between track 1 and track 51 sits an 87 BPM chasm. 'Serendipity', Armin van Buuren's collaboration with Andrew Bayer, is listed at 68; 'Bounce Ritual', 'Batida Viva' and 'Vem Comigo' hit the ceiling at...
From the abyss to the light: Sole Dosi's 'The Abyss Blooms' opens at 146 BPM in E minor and, twenty-one cuts later, everything resolves into Julie Desire's 'Lumière', 138 BPM in G major. That a selection tagged raw,...
Three of the fifteen cuts carry AMINTO's name, which makes this volume his home turf: he signs 'No Excuses' on his own and hands two more tracks over to outside remixers. Those two remixes are the best clue to which names hold this...
One number defines the architecture of 'Do You Feel Alive' before anything else: at the heart of the record, 'Twin Particles' plunges to 67 BPM — exactly half the 134 of the title track — and holds that suspension for 8:29. On an...