The album sees Sekuoia moving further into unknown territory from here, collaborating with strong vocal artists and pushing his sound in a slighly more upbeat direction with a distinct pop sensibility. It includes collaborations with Kill J on the sultry electronic, r’n’b-induced gem Lamp in the Dark, while Mark Roland, leading man from the Danish pop orchestra Kentaur, lends his strong vocals to the catchy Brace.
Other album tracks explore a vast variety of electronic expressions.
Nowadays Records continues to chart its course with the release of Club Nowadays Vol. 6, a new opus in its series of compilations, which fully embodies its vision of club music. This sixth volume brings together emblematic figures of the label and emerging artists around the following dance productions: Mira Ló, Yambow, R1D1, Laaanky and OOGO & Blanka.
As if ten tracks weren't enough, Chien Méchant has opened the doors of its Métamorphose to other sensibilities, for four new remixes. This is Métamorphose Remixes, four tracks reworked by Mira Ló, FORM, Felower and Patchworks.
An initiative of Nowadays Records and DJ/producer KasbaH, joined by Bab, the Musique de Fëte collective celebrates an electronic scene inspired by the sounds of the Maghreb and the Middle East. Through a series of V/A and parties organized in Europe and the Maghreb, the key words are: Party, Dance, Conviviality, Sharing and Celebration.
The new compilation, Musique de Fëte, Vol. 5, with its rich Maghrebian and Middle Eastern influences, follows in the footsteps of previous volumes, blending traditional inspirations with electronic music.
Forward is a hybrid cultural initiative that blends electronic music, encounters, conversations, and performances, all in service of Toulouse’s club culture.
After one year of existence and around ten events warmly received by the public, Forward is proud to announce the release of its very first compilation, “FORW/ARD VOL1”, scheduled for September 29.
This compilation pays tribute to Toulouse house music through a retrospective of its diverse sonic aesthetics and its generations—past, present, and future.
With “euphoria”, Jumo tackles the madness of man's race to innovate and his climate-change policies. We look ahead without caring what we cause around us.
Euphoria is a fast-paced track, hammering out time mechanically like an unstoppable machine. Distant voices utter heart-rending cries, giving the impression of a suffocating world. However, the almost luminous main theme breaks the anxiety-inducing atmosphere, symbolizing an emerging awareness in the midst of chaos.
Inspired by the UK scene, the track throws down a big 138 BPM future house rhythm, saturated and dissonant bass, all counterbalanced by an almost cheesy R&B voice, singing a love ballad. Punchy, danceable and with a hint of second degree, BEN is an effective DJ set track, designed for fans of hybrid electronica and future garage.
“Sirens” is the song of free souls dancing, attracting and escaping from a sometimes difficult reality, it’s the echo of a suspended moment, between a desire to escape and the fear of falling back.
As in Greek mythology, when you listen to the song of the sirens, you forget yourself and let yourself be carried away.
