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As his debut EP following a recent rebrand, this new Drum & Bass release from KRÄX, also known as Marcel, has a cutting-edge sound to match the artist’s new identity. Comprising four tracks – Todas Las Noches, Perpetual, Mob Rule, and Sequana, this is one release from the co-owner of Flexout Audio and Sofa Sound Bristol that Drum and Bass fans will not want to miss out on. KRÄX’s debut EP arrives as a statement of intent, using four tracks to show just how broad his production palette can be.

For today’s release roundup feature, our focus is on Techno – specifically three releases that we think are really going to light up your playlists. Among the bold Techno sounds we’re bringing you today are Embrace Your Weirdness by Asora on Animarum Black, Acid Hit by Morse X Code & Deroz on Autektone Records, and finally I LIKE THE BASSLINE by Arteze & ONNT3X on Smile Recordings.

Artist Astral Descent has just released a Riddim Dubstep EP under their new alias Gateway Division. Handled by Reinelex Records, the EP has four tracks and is titled Detonate, marking the artist’s first release under this new alias – and the beginning of a new era.

We’re back EKM readers – and today we’re bringing you an excellent selection of new releases within the Drum and Bass genre. The three tracks we’ve got lined up really stand out in the modern DnB scene, not only for their distinctive twists on the genre, but also because of the inventiveness and creativity of the artists behind them. The tracks in question are Metathesis: 101 by HD-4884, RED FLAG by Emporio and Drum Dad & Bass Boy, and Rock You by Disaszt and Coppa.

Today we’re continuing our ever-popular roundup series with a list of new releases for heavy bass music fans! More specifically, the songs we’re bringing you today are the Tech House and Breaks tune Pressure by UVA, the hard-hitting Drum and Bass track Money by KRITIKAL, and U MAKE ME by ELOQ, which is heavily influenced by UK Garage. The labels that these tracks are on are also some heavy-hitters when it comes to bass music.

We’re back, EKM readers, and today we’re bringing you an excellent new selection of fresh releases from the Drum and Bass genre. Among the new DnB drops we’re bringing you today are Golden Hour by ShockOne, SLESS and Indy Skies, Initiate by DAYNAMIX, and Want U by DØSHI & DIMOD, with each one bringing something new to the table by offering a different perspective on the genre. It’s also worth mentioning the labels that these releases are on.

Fans of House music are in for a treat with today’s feature, which is another one of our recent drops roundups! The tracks we’re looking at today are WASTED by Naarly and Major League DJz, Fire by OBW4N, and Be There by Ata Uler and Mert Erkan – all of which bring their own unique flavor to House music while showcasing the diverse sounds and energy that continue to make the genre so exciting.

Project: Beyond the Static is the new dark Dubstep EP from Morphus. Comprising four tracks in total, including collaborations with GOAT DUBZ and LVWZ, this new release is a must-hear for all Dubstep fans. The four tracks included are the title cut, Pulse, Desolation, and I Stand Eternal, with each one bringing a distinctive but equally hard-hitting perspective to the Morphus sound.

Today we are continuing our popular release roundup series with some essential new Drum & Bass releases for you to listen to and add to your playlists. As usual, these tracks all come from different areas of the DnB spectrum; there is the deep, emotional Liquid Drum & Bass tune Atlas by Clarx and PhiloSofie, a invigorating vocal DnB release by Skybred called Never Coming Down, and finally the peak-time VIP remix of Cheap Shot by Document One.

With so little information about them online, many listeners of the new Brazilian Funk and House EP titled project_0 have been left wondering who the artist, _ophelioo, actually is. But whilst we probably won’t be finding out the answer to that question any time soon, what we do know is that the two tracks on this EP, Intero and Mona Lisa, are excellent examples of how effortlessly Brazilian Funk’s infectious rhythms can be combined with the hypnotic grooves of House.