The wait is over and Malaa‘s Illegal Mixtape Vol. 2 is finally here. The dynamic masked-producer returns with eleven hand-picked singles, a combination of his own works and submissions by highly-regarded peers like Godamn & Crossnaders, Dillon Nathaniel, Bellecour, Adult Art Club, Malive, Lucati, and Matroda. Currently on his headlining North American tour, Malaa mania has been sweeping across the…
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Tchami’s CONFESSION label has quickly become the gold standard for house music since its inception back in 2015. Releasing only the highest quality content in the form of singles, extended plays, remixes and compilations, there’s no denying the impact the godfather of future house and his label have had in recent years. Following up on two notoriously groovy Alchemy albums,…
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Lyon-based Fatesky are further proof that the French are taking over the house game one track at a time. The relatively new duo stormed onto the scene with a bang with releases on the bass house-driven label GOLD DiGGER Records and the innovative house collective noir sur blanc. A few more remixes and singles later, Fatesky were enlisted by the…
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Tchami and Brohug visit the dark side on ‘My Place’ featuring Reece which is out on Tchami’s own label, CONFESSION. Tchami has been dubbed The Future of House music, often toting singles that crumble dance floors from the Future House genre. Not only does he churn out tracks, but he founded his record label and filled it with other like-minded…
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In recent years, major labels have been steadily declining in terms of importance and relevance. This shift in tide has carved out a new lane for a different type of label. This new wave of labels are often artist run and act as a way to cultivate talent, break new artists and expand sounds. Nowhere else is this more present than…
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Tchami‘s label Confession has just released the second volume of its Alchemy compilation, which features different variations of bass-house tracks to properly kick off a massive weekend ahead. Eight months after the initial Alchemy compilation, this version sees some returning names. Brohug kicks off the comp with a tune that’ll aptly make you snap and get on the floor; this…
