
Hoosky
Created by Oogo and Chomsky, two of the four members of La Fine Equipe who also run the french label Nowadays Records, Hoosky combines their forces as well as their influences to broaden the scope of what can be done in beatmaking.
Created by Oogo and Chomsky, two of the four members of La Fine Equipe who also run the french label Nowadays Records, Hoosky combines their forces as well as their influences to broaden the scope of what can be done in beatmaking.
Lula is a raw, cinematic sonic journey lasting almost eight minutes. Jumo composed it like a road movie, inspired in particular by the cinema of David Lynch and his cult film, Wild at Heart (Sailor & Lula).
Wub Dip is designed like a spicy sauce — something you dive into and come out changed. Created for bold DJ sets, WUB DIP blends raw aesthetics with rave-ready impact — built to shake subs and light up the decks.
With A Better Man, the first single from this new EP, Skence unveils an elegant melancholy set against the backdrop of fading love.
Tales & Ahlam‘s EP Boussa (“kiss” in Arabic) aims to blend the origins of dance music (Chicago house, hi-nrg, disco, techno) with Lebanese chanson. With a real desire for diversity (social, cultural, generational, and musical) and to represent the multiple identities that make them up. With this in mind, the Franco-Lebanese duo invites these multi-influenced artists to remix their tracks to create a brand new version of the EP: Boussa Extended.
This song came to him in a strange way, almost as if he had anticipated the future. He wrote the track darling and described this breakup before it had even happened. He had a feeling it would be beautiful, yet he kept lying to himself a little.
For this remix, Sara Dziri's intention was to make it more club-friendly, while retaining a certain softness and dreamy dimension, in harmony with the vocals.
Living the moment rather than recalling memories — that’s the idea behind 'tgthr.' Inspired by the sounds and textures of 90s techno and house, 'tgthr' blends raw and organic elements.
It’s about a very specific moment, right after a breakup—the moment when the decision to part ways has been made, but you’re still caught in that "grey area." A period where, despite everything, you keep experiencing things that both leave a mark and slip away.