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Helloμ-Ziq

µ-Ziq – Hello

Composer Mike Paradinas has been energizing the UK techno scene for many years since the 1990s.

While running a label and releasing numerous works, he’s known as a highly prolific artist, and now he’s created a new gem under his μ-Ziq moniker.

It’s called “Hello.” It may seem like orthodox techno at first, but as you keep listening, it gradually shifts into a sound brimming with the driving momentum of artcore.

The transition is remarkably smooth, so be sure to listen from start to finish.

Paradise AgainSwedish House Mafia

Paradise Again

Techno is a genre loved worldwide, but compared to pop music, its artists aren’t as widely recognized.

Even so, there are techno acts known across the globe—one of them is Swedish House Mafia, who released Paradise Again.

They’re well-versed in a wide range of electronic music and can handle everything from highly distinctive works to more orthodox styles.

Among their catalog, this track is particularly edgy, featuring a rare structure where the drop appears only once, near the end.

Aria (Extended Mix)Argy & Omnya

Argy & Omnya – Aria (Extended Mix)

Introducing the enigmatic and mysterious “Aria (Extended Mix).” This track is a collaboration between Aji and Omnya.

It blends deep, heavy bass with chant-like vocals.

In the first half, the sound takes center stage and the voice is subdued, but the balance gradually reverses.

By the chorus, the tempo quickens and the atmosphere shifts into something operatic.

You could call it a slightly unsettling piece, or one with powerful impact.

LollipopFOVOS

FOVOS – Lollipop

As a song with distinctive key changes, I’d like to introduce “Lollipop.” It’s an EMD track released by the music unit Phobos, and its greatest appeal lies in its structure.

From the intro through the first half, it features a light, mid-tempo sound.

However, starting in the middle, the tempo gradually speeds up and eventually shifts into a heavier style.

It’s fascinating how the overall impression of the track changes so dramatically from the beginning to later on.

Also, the sharpness of the outro is another highlight.

adore u (with Obongjayar)Fred again..

Fred again.. & Obongjayar – adore u

As soon as it was posted on social media, “adore u (with Obongjayar)” spread like wildfire.

On this track, UK music producer Fred again.

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handles the production, while singer Obongjayar—known for his work rooted in African music—provides the vocals.

The result feels like club music infused with African influences.

As you listen, pay attention to the lyrics, which seem to embrace everyone.

OpakJAKOJAKO

JakoJako – Opak (Official Audio)

DJ Jakojako’s “Opak” is captivating with its psychedelic vibe.

Opening with punchy kicks and crystalline synth chords, the track oozes an irresistible ambient atmosphere.

The intro feels almost like healing music, but it doesn’t suddenly flip into something aggressive.

Instead, this unusually restrained mood—for a dance tune—endures to the end, delivering a musical experience unlike anything you’ve felt before.

DancingJames Hype

Dancing

James Hype is known for his original musical style that incorporates synthwave, a genre that sparked a boom in the 1980s.

If you’re into techno or house, you’ve definitely heard of this composer.

His new track, Dancing, is a perfect example.

Not only does it center on the synthwave sound he’s known for, but it also weaves in elements of R&B and soul, with trap-inspired hi-hats.

Be sure to check it out.