[Electronic] DRMAGDN – ICECREAM

‘ICECREAM!’ slaps hard and doesn’t let up – DRMAGDN’s latest track cranks up the booming bass while reinventing that nostalgic ice cream truck jingle. With a pounding beat that makes you want to dance, this track blends carefree memories with a crisp, energetic drop, keeping summer energy alive whenever you hit play.

DRMAGDN, always drawn to a good story, found his spark in a familiar tune – the ice cream truck melody he heard while strolling through the park. It took him right back to those scorching days as a kid, dashing from the pool to grab a cone. Realizing nobody had given it an EDM spin yet, he dove in, creating a track that’s unexpected and totally electrifying.

Beyond music, DRMAGDN’s making serious waves with over 25 million streams and performances at iconic spots like Lincoln Center and Lollapalooza. Plus, he’s not just about the music – with charity donations tied to every release, DRMAGDN knows how to use his platform to spread some good.

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[House] Tim Palm – The Unknown Sea

Tim Palm steps into the electronic music world with a refreshing energy, drawing from the roots of house subculture to create something deeply personal. Known for crafting spaces for listeners who often feel left out, he has steadily grown his presence, gathering a following of over 110,000 and racking up millions of views. Yet, it’s his connection with the audience, not numbers, that defines him.

“The Unknown Sea” arrives as a bold, exploratory work, merging electronic beats with the unpredictability of human emotion. Tracks like “New Person” and “Me” invite listeners into an immersive experience, while “The One” stands out with its own vibe from start to finish. These songs don’t just play—they unfold, inviting exploration.

With his album finalized at Svenska Grammofonstudion and recorded across multiple locations, Palm’s journey has been anything but ordinary. His evolving presence has begun to gain traction, pointing to what may be an exciting future. As Palm himself suggests, the album’s title reflects the thrilling uncertainty that lies ahead for him.

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[Jam] Sam And The Womp – Come We Play

Sam And The Womp are back with their infectious new single, “Come We Play,” and it’s exactly the vibe you didn’t know you needed. The track blends Afro-dancehall rhythms with their signature brass grooves, creating a rhythm that just makes you want to move. Brass riffs punch through the beat, while reggae MC Natty Campbell adds his flavor, making this track impossible to ignore. It’s the kind of tune you blast when the sun’s out, and it hits just right.

Sam Ritchie, the trumpeter behind Sam And The Womp, found his inspiration for the horn line one morning, humming the melody into his phone before it ever saw the studio. That spontaneous creativity is the kind of energy they thrive on, crafting tracks with friends and seeing where the vibes take them. A few years back, Sam relocated to Amsterdam, and it seems this shift, alongside Natty Campbell’s own move to the Netherlands, brought a fresh energy to their collaboration.

With a UK Number 1 single, “Bom Bom,” and millions of streams under their belt, the band has played everywhere from Glastonbury to Wembley, proving their party-starting skills again and again.

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[Electronic] Daijo – In Control

Emerging from Canada, Daijo has forged a path without relying on awards or recognition. His journey through Melodic Techno and House speaks loudly, driven by his talent and a clear vision. Diajo builds immersive experiences that captivate you and never let go. Daijo captures the spirit of the night while tapping into raw emotion. It’s less about past achievements, more about the moments he shapes.

His latest release, “In Control,” illustrates this vision. Rich melodies weave through a powerful bassline, pulling listeners into a mesmerizing, emotional atmosphere. The track is intense, stirring both thoughtfulness and motion—a delicate balance Daijo handles with ease. “In Control” encapsulates the core of his artistic approach.

With collaborations and releases through leading labels like STMPD RCRDS, his presence is cemented globally. Yet, it’s the emotional weight in each piece that defines his influence more than any recognition ever could.

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[Tech House] Rafasan & Renoco – Uh Huh

When Rafasan and Renoco teamed up for “Uh Huh,” they didn’t hold back. This track is a straight-up tech-house heater, grabbing your attention right from the start with its heavy basslines and sharp samples. From the jump, the momentum hooks you, and before you know it, you’re locked in. The build is seamless, the drop lands perfectly, and the entire thing just fits. No extra filler—just pure energy. It’s clear this track was built for long nights, booming speakers, and crowded dance floors.

Rafasan didn’t just emerge out of thin air. Starting his journey back in 2010, he’s paved his own way with persistence and dedication. No need to list awards—his story does the talking. Growing up in Atlanta, Rafasan was immersed in the club scene, honing his skills and cultivating a devoted audience. From viral edits to headlining gigs across the country, Rafasan has steadily built momentum in the house and techno world. His success hasn’t been overnight, driven by countless hours behind the booth.

Now, with over a million streams, 80,000 loyal listeners on Spotify, and bookings at top festivals like Breakaway, Hidden City, and Another World, Rafasan’s name is on the rise and continues to expand.

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[House] Ben Dragon & Juliet Mendoza – I Wish I Was Your Record

“I Wish I Was Your Record” emerges as a collaboration between Ben Dragon and Juliet Mendoza that truly hits the spot when it comes to house. Mendoza, rooted in LA’s underground scene, and Dragon, a seasoned producer, create a fluid synergy, with the song’s hypnotic keys and vocals pulling listeners into its groove. The duo’s shared history with dance floors worldwide is evident in this crisp, no-nonsense production.

The accolades are not far behind. Dragon’s journey includes shaping productions in LA’s best studios and climbing global dance charts. His label, Fire To My Ears Records, is a go-to for house enthusiasts, with his sets lighting up venues from Berlin to Las Vegas. Mendoza, too, has left her mark, being honored by Defected Records and headlining events across Europe. Her commitment to the underground has made her an icon in the house music community.

“I Wish I Was Your Record” captures these two talents at their best, driven by its soulful vocal sample and smooth percussive backdrop—a track that keeps house fans asking for more.

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[Wave] REMNANT.exe – Let It Go

“Let It Go,” by REMNANT.exe, brings a smooth wave vibe from start to finish, offering an easygoing rhythm that’s both clean and full of energy. It doesn’t try to overcomplicate things – instead, it embraces the genre with finesse. That signature sound is undeniable, and the track just flows effortlessly. No flashy tricks here, just a cool ride through a chilled-out atmosphere.

Since 2017, REMNANT.exe has been quietly crafting a path as an artist, blending sounds from multiple genres without making a fuss about it. Trap, dubstep, future garage, and drum & bass all merge to create something unmistakably his own. His “space monolith” visuals? They only add to the feeling of stepping into a new world – like you’ve stumbled upon something hidden but familiar.

Having released tracks on Monstercat, Ophelia, and more, REMNANT.exe’s list of supporters reads like a DJ’s dream lineup. RL Grime, Alison Wonderland, and others have backed him, but it’s clear he’s just getting warmed up. The world’s hearing his name, and this vocalist-turned-mastermind is moving forward fast.

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