Here’s five new releases out now for the House heads:
Bessey: Feel Da Beat EP [Repopulate Mars]
– Three tight club tools with hip-hop edges and crisp sound design.
– “Feel Da Beat” brings dubby bass, clipped vox, and a rave-ready break.
– “Bal La Pista” is tougher with loopy percussion and sirens for peak tension.
– “Controller” leans funkier with bright synths and rap flavours.
– Listen Here.
t.na: Ivan EP [Parallel Circuit]
– Minimal and deep tech with patient builds and late-night focus.
– “Ivan” sets the tone with a bold bass motif and cosmic flickers.
– “Reeves” rides a hypnotic groove and airy pads for long blends.
– “SC” adds twinkling lines and a mid-track pivot that lifts the floor.
– “Cezza” closes with hands-up energy while staying restrained.
– Listen Here
Bress Underground: Take Me Higher EP [MATE]
– True-school House and Garage spirit for classy rooms.
– “This House” snaps with chopped vox and percussive drive.
– “Connected” smooths it out with dusty swing and muted chords.
– “Ready Or Not” adds slick, futuristic lines over deep drums.
– “Take Me Higher” hits with chunky Kerri-style kicks and classic chords.
– Check it out Here.
The Funkmoore Brothers: Rudeboy Riddim [PONYPLAY]
– Bouncy House built on UKG basslines and dancehall swing. Fast and rowdy.
– Road-tested by Bad Boombox and LAMMER with big reactions.
– Listen Here.
Redlight: No Paint [Lobster Boy]
– Gritty, bass-driven club weapon with warped vocals and UKG swing.
– Built for dark rooms and big stages alike.
– Check it out Here.