Awir Leon
Giants
LINKS
"Rétro Découverte Saison 5" is the latest collaboration between Cartridge 1987 and YouTuber Edward, known for his channel celebrating retro gaming nostalgia. This album compiles remixes of iconic game themes featured in Edward’s videos.
KasbaH and Rou-H take us on a nocturnal, nostalgic journey with "Wahran", a futuristic electronic raï cabaret paying tribute to Oran, the cradle of Raï music.
Jeff The Fool teams up with Oden & Fatzo on "Play My Song", a club track where live vinyl scratching meets precise digital production, blending hip-hop influences with their signature minimal style.
"Ma Bounce," featured on the "Club Nowadays Vol. 4" compilation, is the result of a meeting between two artists with a shared love for electronic and urban sounds. AkselAksel—DJ, producer, and musician—teams up with OOGO, producer, member of La Fine Équipe, and artistic director at Nowadays Records, to deliver a high-energy track built for the dancefloor.
The first single from Musique de Fête Vol. 4, "Neon Hub" by Moving Still, captures the vibrant pulse of Arab cities, inspired by Jeddah's bustling nightlife. Blending electric energy with a serene undertone, the track evokes a city alive with movement, where neon lights cast a glowing calm over the restless rhythm of the streets.
Chien Méchant unveils "Métamorphose", a debut album where groove, rock, funk, and synths collide in a mesmerizing and unpredictable universe. Led by Gabriel on drums and Facundo on keyboards, this duo takes us on a sonic journey that joyfully deconstructs the rules of pop. From dancefloor frenzy to intimate synth-driven ballads, "Métamorphose" reinvents the three-headed dog, ready to surprise at every turn.
Plage 84's track from Club Nowadays Vol. 4 was created during the summer of 2024 while traveling through France. Centered on a bassline blending acid and funk, it explores the idea of "tension" through a tight, dancefloor-focused production.
"Nothing" by Jeff The Fool featuring Fleur De Mur and Georges is a club-ready anthem, blending 90s-inspired house with driving piano, saturated vocals, and metallic drum fills—guaranteed to ignite dance floors worldwide.
"1997 (let's go)" is the result of an unexpected collaboration between Fakear and Majeur Mineur, inspired by their shared memories of the 90s, family stories, and the early days of gaming.
The duo De Phase unveils their new single MAXIMUM, featured on the Club Nowadays Vol. 4 compilation. A tribute to the significant influence of two iconic figures in the Alternative House scene, Glenn Astro and Max Graef, this track stands out through a collaboration with their talented Australian drummer friend, Alexander Flood. His organic, percussive touch brings a vibrant and authentic dimension to MAXIMUM, elevating the track to new heights.