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[Chill] TWO LANES – Calling

Posted by Marcus Daly - May 6, 2025

Some music hits all at once. “Calling” arrives slowly. The new single from TWO LANES doesn’t rush and brings the listener along on a floating carpet ride. Released May 2, it sets the tone for their upcoming EP with analogue synths, soft percussion, and a certain melancholy that hits right in the feels.

Brothers Leo and Rafa let the track unfold naturally. Their approach leans into subtle textures—felt piano, drifting strings, and tone shifts that sneak in as the groove holds steady – a single easy to put on repeat again and again

Over 2 million monthly Spotify listeners and 500M+ streams later, their path is more dialed in than ever.

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[House] San Pacho x Greg – Lights Off/Born Funky

Posted by Tyler Trew - April 17, 2025

San Pacho and Greg (BR) link up on Lights Off / Born Lucky, a focused two-tracker out now via Cloonee’s Terminal Underground. Both cuts are built for movement—no fluff, no filler—just groove-forward, high-functioning tech house ready for rotation.

“Lights Off” leans into a hypnotic Afro-Latin rhythm, built around a rolling low-end and just enough melodic lift to keep things moving late into the night. “Born Lucky” flips the energy with tighter drums, vocal edits, and a rubbery bassline that cuts straight through. Different directions, same end goal: club function, dialed in.

Greg (BR) has been building momentum fast—his Cloonee collab “Still My Baby” recently hit #1 on Beatport’s global chart, and his catalog stretches across respected labels like Nervous, Moodchild, and Repopulate Mars. His sound pulls from Afro and Latin house but stays grounded in the pocket, engineered for movement.

San Pacho, meanwhile, continues to solidify his lane. His blend of Latin energy and tech house structure has earned support from Tiësto, Diplo, Alesso, and MK, with a run of releases across Insomniac, Confession, and hau5trap. With nearly a million monthly Spotify listeners, he’s one of the more consistent names pushing high-function club tracks right now.

Together, they hit a clear stride with Lights Off / Born Lucky. No heavy concept, no overthinking—just two sharp tracks designed for DJs who want something that simply works.

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[House] GREG (BR) – Ibiza Nights

Posted by Marcus Daly - March 31, 2025

GREG (BR), fresh off a Beatport chart-topper with Cloonee, returns with “Ibiza Nights”—a smooth, groove-forward single that pairs classic house nostalgia with modern Afro-house polish. Built on rolling percussion, warm basslines, and an unmistakable vocal hook, the track leans into timeless energy without losing its contemporary edge.

The production is clean and confident. Rather than chase trends, “Ibiza Nights” settles into a pocket—balancing sun-drenched synth work and rhythmic builds that feel equally fit for sunset sets or late-night club floors. There’s no flash, just finely tuned atmosphere and flow.

Hailing from Minas Gerais, Brazil, GREG draws heavily from Afro and Latin house roots—infusing each track with a percussive warmth that truly cuts through. His breakout moment came via “Still My Baby,” but “Ibiza Nights” reinforces that he’s not just passing through the scene. It’s another notch in a catalog built for the dance floor, crafted with a steady hand and unmistakable style.

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[House] BRN – Freak Out

Posted by Tyler Trew - February 11, 2025

BRN kicks off 2025 with a bang, dropping “FREAK OUT,” a high-octane house anthem that puts a fresh spin on one of dance music’s most iconic vocal hooks. The track reworks the unmistakable “Aww freak out” sample, threading it through a tight, groove-driven framework that hits the sweet spot between nostalgia and modern club energy. That signature guitar riff is not forgotten, fine-tuned to perfection and riding a four-on-the-floor drum that refuses to quit. There’s no excess here—just precision, punch, and an irresistible flow designed to keep bodies moving until sunrise.

Hailing from Santa Catarina, BRN is a force of nature hailing from Brasil. His Tech House-rooted sound, splashed with shades of Bass House and Techno, has taken him from local haunts to headlining some of the country’s most respected venues, including Park Art, El Fortin, and The Garden. His production ethos is as sharp as his DJ sets – tight, impactful, and engineered to take the club to the next level.

The numbers don’t lie. With over 13 million Spotify streams and releases on labels like Catch & Release, Terminal Underground, and Virgin Music, BRN is in no rush to slow down. Heavyweights like Vintage Culture, Fisher, and Chris Lake have taken notice, and for good reason. Whether behind the decks or in the studio, BRN is proving that he’s got the chops to turn throwback grooves into future classics. “FREAK OUT” is just another step in his steady rise—and a reminder that some hooks are simply too good to fade away.

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[House] Don Fuego – Find A Way [Smash Deep]

Posted by Marcus Daly - January 31, 2025

Don Fuego’s journey is built on friendship and a shared love for music. Cory and Mahdi bring their chemistry to the stage, turning their passion into a project that is pure energy and connection. From early remixes on SoundCloud to landing a spot on Tomorrowland’s Smash The House imprint, they’ve been creeping onto the scene more and more. Their performances, packed with tech house grooves, festival anthems, and global influences, bring through crystal clear and infectious vibes that continue to attract a larger audiences.

“Find A Way” captures that same spirit. It’s a song born from personal heartache, reflecting the push to move forward after loss. The verses carry a raw, intimate tone – as the track builds, the melody gains strength, leading into a soaring drop where synths and drums collide in an uplifting rush. The single has become a highlight within the live performances, garnering positive responses.

Their momentum is undeniable. Returning to Smash Deep for a second release, they’ve racked up 200K Spotify streams in 2024 and played dozens of shows along the way. With support from Zeds Dead, Hamdi, ACRAZE, and more, they’re carving out their own lane. There’s one factor that is undeniable right now – Don Fuego is hot.

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[House] TONG – Is It Real

Posted by Marcus Daly - January 22, 2025

“Is it Real” takes listeners on a house-infused ride that just feels right. The track is beautifully crafted, carrying a sense of depth and authenticity that reflects a true collective of ideas and emotions on what house music means to TONG. With just this one song, she’s managed to leave a lasting impression, effortlessly drawing listeners into her world, creating a sound that feels polished but full of character.

With a few years of work under her belt, TONG’s style is truly coming into its own. It’s groovy, smooth, and undeniably perfect for those late-night sets where the energy peaks and the vibe is unmatched. There’s a clear sense of passion and intention driving her work, making it easy to connect with.

Based out of LA, TONG is no stranger to the scene. From winning the EDC Orlando Discovery Project to stacking up over 100,000 streams so far, she’s steadily making her mark. Quietly but confidently, TONG is proving she’s someone worth keeping an eye on as she continues to rise.

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[Wave] barnacle boi – Love Hotel

Posted by Marcus Daly - October 27, 2023

Ian Oliver, the man behind the moniker barnacle boi and hailing from the wintry climes of Denver, Colorado, has burst onto the East Coast scene with a style and resonance uniquely his own. His latest offering, “Love Hotel,” provides a sonic window into the heart and soul of this emerging talent, all while teasing the eagerly awaited INTROSPECT EP.

“Love Hotel” encompasses barnacle boi’s signature touch: a blend of haunting tones, punctuated by intricate percussion and vocals that resonate, all wrapped in the theme of wave music. There’s an authenticity in his sound, perhaps a reflection of those formative Denver years — a city known for its diverse musical palette. Yet, his style isn’t just about looking back; barnacle boi has an uncanny knack for breathing fresh life into classics, evidenced by his reimagined hits from the likes of tAtU and Linkin Park.

barnacle boi’s name graced the lineups of prominent festivals this year: Imagine Fest, Wakaan Fest, Elements Fest, and Sound Haven, to name a few. His presence at these events not only boosted his reputation but showcased why his music has widespread appeal.

The accolades and endorsements have stacked high. When industry stalwarts like Alice Glass, or pop-culture icons like Finn Wolfhard, rally behind an artist, you know there’s substance behind the sound.

‘Love Hotel’ will have to satisfy while we await Introspect EP, one fact remains undebatable as well: barnacle boi marks a fascinating chapter in electronic music’s rich narrative. This, my friends, is just the beginning.

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