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If You Know You Know debuts its vinyl imprint with a 4 track EP by founder Connor Mikami, featuring club-oriented tracks suitable for a wide range of party situations. Made in Los Angeles with love, now ready for dance floors worldwide.

SAIS005.5 — a companion piece to the PMA EP by B-2DEP’T released on SAISEI earlier this year — is a unique one-sided 10” EP featuring a remix by Uruguayan producer Z@p. The Phonoteque resident reworks ‘BSMH’ with a classic 80s electro beat and bassline, funking up the groove for all the breakdancers in the crowd. The original vocodered lyrics — “Body/Sonic/Mental/Health” — resonate today as much as they did back in 1993, acting as a mantra for a new rave generation.

Chat Noir's new imprint Cosa Vostra returns with another french producer Alich.Paris based moroccan artist & Decadance festival resident takes you on an introspective journey that explores mind and club music and blends it effortlessly into a thoughtful and playful musical experience. On A side Alich unleashes some Driving rhythms and relentless energy, synth layers and funky elements culminating into one tireless momentum on the dancefloor. B side is more about tension and mystery through a minimalist sonic composition. Dark and hypnotic yet sensual grooves join forces to create mind captivating listening and shadow dancing actions. Serious business, right there!

Adam Pits is back with his second album on Leeds based On Rotation ‘Synthetic Serenity’ represents the next evolutionary step of Adam’s sound design and direction. In stark contrast to his first album, ‘A Recurring Nature’, this new release moves out of the forest and into the digital landscape, capturing the sound of a future world over 8 varied tracks. Adam Pits talks about the inspiration behind the new album:“It’s hard to put into words how much of an impact 2022 had on my life. I could talk for hours about the highs and lows, the journeys, both inside and out of my body. Or I could just make an album. Having delved into the deeper reaches of techno and ambient, I wanted to show my appreciation for these genres on the record. Atmosphere, clarity and warmth became the pillars of my new sonic exploration, with stress falling on my signature ‘journeying’ style. The album describes the idea of being at peace with machines and being open to the idea that in the future we will find ourselves more and more involved with one another. ‘Synthetic Serenity’ is a product of a big energy release. It’s a testament to my acceptance of change in life and I believe it’s a true sign of my sonic evolution”