[Bass] Darby – Party EP

Darby is a force of nature in the electronic scene, blasting through with raw, unapologetic energy. Signed with NIGHTMODE, this rising Australian powerhouse is already catching the eye of giants like Skrillex and Odesza. His sound: like a killer fusion of bass, house, and hooks that stick with you long after the speakers go silent. Darby is primed to shake things up in the U.S. market.

The “Party” EP is an explosive, four-track experience. “TRUST,” kicks things off with a rush of energy that demands your attention, while “PARTY” with OOTORO is a full-throttle ride straight into the heart of the dance floor. “FLOW” keeps the vibes pumping, and “AUTOPILOT” featuring ÊMIA shifts gears, drawing you into a reflective groove. Each track swings between chaos and introspection, capturing the raw, unpredictable essence of nightlife. This EP wins you over and leaves you wanting more.

Darby’s journey is all about the hustle. From intimate gigs to the roaring energy of festival stages, he’s put in the work. Born in Australia, his sound pulls from influences across the globe—from the US to the UK—giving it an edge that’s impossible to ignore. Darby avoids shortcuts and instant fame. He goes beyond the call, evolves, and redefines what club music can be.

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[Techno] Cinnedi – Rush

Cinnedi has always been known for her story-focused style, combining a love for dark storytelling with a deeply personal touch. Now, she leaves behind the world of “Seven Deadly Sins” and embraces something a fresh direction. “Rush” marks the beginning of a new era, diving into dystopian techno antics that reflect a bigger story surrounding her move into an edgier, unrefined sound.

“Rush” is a surge of dark energy—an engaging, 128 BPM journey with deep bass lines and ominous synth textures. The track’s pounding pulse provides intensity, and while it’s a move somewhat far from her previous work, it remains unmistakably Cinnedi in its tone.

Previously, Cinnedi received attention through her previosly mentioned “Seven Deadly Sins” project, which gathered over 200,000 streams on Spotify. The thematic depth and cinematic storytelling of that project attracted notable interest.

With “Rush,” Cinnedi reinvents her path, promising an era filled with the dark, driving techno energy that ventures into new ground.

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[D&B] hypernaut & Sevnth Heavn – show me the light

hypernaut and Sevnth Heavn have come together to release “Show Me the Light,” a compelling track that embodies the essence of modern drum and bass. The collaboration brings both intensity and melody, with pounding, hard-hitting rhythms seamlessly merging with ethereal, atmospheric breaks. The climactic return injects an adrenaline-filled burst of energy that leaves a powerful impression, marking it as a distinct piece within the genre’s evolving sound.

hypernaut, an emerging talent in the electronic scene, broke into the spotlight after winning the EDC Orlando Discovery Project in 2023. His music draws from Bass House, UK Garage, and Tech House, creating a signature blend that speaks to his fearless experimentation. Sevnth Heavn, on the other hand, has steadily gained recognition with his evocative compositions and lush melodies that evoke nostalgia. Known off-stage as Gage Robertson, Sevnth Heavn brings emotional depth into each track, crafting experiences that stay with the listener.

Together, hypernaut and Sevnth Heavn merge their distinct sounds, resulting in a collaboration that truly highlights their strengths. With releases like “Show Me the Light,” hypernaut’s rising success and Sevnth Heavn’s evocative prowess have captured attention, positioning them as artists to watch in the drum and bass sphere. This track is a fresh step forward, highlighting their unique style and the natural chemistry between them – see below.

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[Bass] Gianni Taylor – Flat On My Face (Able Grey x Rafael Remix)

“Flat On My Face” gets an imaginative transformation in the remix by Able Grey and Rafael. Infusing the track with melodic bass vibes, this version keeps the essence of Gianni Taylor’s original while enhancing its evocative resonance. Reflective tones echo throughout, driven by up-pitched vocals and expansive synths, creating an atmospheric sound that hits hard. The duo’s unique touch merges pop and hip-hop influences, making this remix a heartfelt journey for any listener.

Individually, both artists have built impressive reputations. Rafael, making waves since 2021, brings his melodic bass and pop-punk energy to the forefront, supported by names like Marshmello and Skrillex. Able Grey, known for festival appearances at Electric Forest and Beyond Wonderland, has seen support from major acts like The Chainsmokers and RL Grime. Together, they bring a fresh, powerful energy to Gianni Taylor’s work, offering listeners a remix that respects the past and redefines the present.

Able Grey and Rafael’s collaboration is built on mutual respect, never overshadowing one another. Instead, their creative strengths shine individually. Able Grey’s polished production brings a seamless finesse, while Rafael’s harmonic energy adds an intense, raw edge. They allow moments of introspection to coexist with powerful buildups, taking the listener on an intricate emotional ride. Their backgrounds—Able Grey from Chicago and Rafael from Minneapolis—contributes to the vibe between them and why the music is there every time, with influences ranging from melodic bass to rocktronica – this track packs tons of greatness into a quaint package, easy to repeat.

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[Pop] Ian Everson – Sunrise

Here in the dojo we’re always about supporting newer artists and you can’t get more new than a debut, like what we have for LA’s Ian Everson. Well, it’s a bit of a re-debut but all the time – his new single “Sunrise” is a must have heater as we move towards the colder months.

“Sunrise” is a playfully smooth original fully created from start to finish by the incredibly talented producer/singer. Having made huge strides on the songwriting side of things, as well as recent features with Boombox Cartel and professional skater + producer Elliot Sloan, Ian’s latest career chapter is flourishing while “Sunrise” puts even more gas on the flame. It’s a beautiful tune showcasing his brand of therapy pop and we can’t wait for more from him as we close out the year and usher in 2025.

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[Electro / House] Marc Antonix – Shooting Stars

It’s safe to say LA is where Marc Antonix finds his spark. He’s soaked in the city’s energy and turned it into something all his own. His music moves through house, electro, and bass like it’s second nature. There’s always an edge of experimentation. The basslines hit hard. The production flow doesn’t follow the usual path. His work keeps you on your toes, always ready for what comes next.

“Shooting Stars” is a good example of what Marc does best. It has these nostalgic chords that pull at your memories, but then the drops come in and take things up a notch. It feels perfect for the club but also has a kind of meaning that sticks with you. The track plays with that balance between hitting hard and moments of solitude – creating a ‘tension and release’ type of flow that is simply on point.

Marc Antonix is on the rise. His tracks have racked up millions of streams. He’s closed out shows for Alan Walker and opened for Matisse & Sadko. Big names like Bingo Players and The Chainsmokers are giving him support, and his presence on stage is only getting stronger.

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[House] Gene Farris – Euphoria [Album]

Gene Farris has built his path from the underground warehouse parties of Chicago to some of the most iconic dance floors around the globe. Starting in the early 1990s, he began spinning records at Acid House and Disco events, later evolving into a self-taught producer and engineer. His sound, influenced by figures like Lil’ Louis, captures the heartbeat of Chicago house while staying true to his one-of-a-kind approach. Over the last three decades, Farris has performed in more than 42 countries, always seeking to do something different with the music he’s making. His style resonates with those connected to house music, grounded in his firm roots in the genre.

Gene Farris has put out seven albums, with over 200 tracks across numerous influential labels – a labor of love on all fronts. His work has been embraced by major platforms such as Toolroom, Dirtybird, Spinnin Deep, ViVa Music, and Defected. On top of this, Farris Wheel, his label, has been a steady force in the house scene, challenging norms while supporting new voices. His legacy is marked by many moving releases alongside his global role as an ambassador for Chicago’s house sound.

Farris’ eighth album, Euphoria, officially out now, represents the pinnacle of his decades-spanning career. Brimming with vibrant energy, tracks like “Move Your Body” and “Play” transport listeners to sun-filled dance floors, encapsulating the joy and unity house music fosters. Each track is an invitation to step into his world, where feel-good rhythms and a deep love for the craft shine brightly.

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