“That Feeling” (out today via Australian label Club Sweat) is the new single from well known German producer Lookee (who was the top dance artist on Beatport back in 2017 and has released tracks on labels such as Spinnin Records) and it’s a nu-disco banger that pays tribute to the classic Donna Summer track “I Feel Love”.
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Stockholm producer Storken is a busy man these days and here’s his latest effort, a sweet 80’s sounding nu-disco version of the single track “Opak Silence” by fellow Swedes in funky house trio Frangie.
Swedish vinyl-only label Kvalia Records dropped their acclaimed inaugural release back in early 2019, now we finally receive the second installment from the label with the “Astral EP” from London-based duo Abstract Man that also features acid-infused remix from Icelandic producer Exos.
The release is an uncompromising, three-track EP dedicated to the foundation that makes up the label; deep and hypnotic sounding techno.
The new single from Axel Boman is entitled “Eyes Of My Mind” (out today via Studio Barnhus) and it’s a hypnotic sounding, almost 10 minute long psych-house anthem of twirling drums, soft and sparkling melodies, along with repetitive vocals.
Snövit is a Malmö based rapper that could be considered as an outsider within Swedish hip hop, without label backing he has quickly garnered a huge cult following. He raps in Swedish combined with frantic, hard-hitting beats but also more subdued emo-rap influenced tracks. His new album “V” dropped today.
Los Angeles duo Classixx have teamed up with German producer/artist Roosevelt for their new single “One More Song” which was just released yesterday via Innovative Leisure.
“One More Song” is a breezy and upbeat affair of lush sounding tropical disco that urges us to beat the melancholy and remind us to “hold on”.
“We’ve been big fans of Roosevelt for years now and I think we align on the importance of feel-good dance music as a form of expression. The song started the way a lot of our collaborations do, which is entirely different than the final production. We sent an original demo that Roosevelt wrote to and then we built a brand new framework around his vocal. The drums are pretty compressed and there is a live bass pass inspired by Louis Johnson. Most of the keys were done on our Juno 106”
French duo The Blaze are back with a brand new remix, they were chosen to do a remix of the track “After Hours” from Canadian superstar The Weeknd and they turned in an absolutely stunning take.
