Splish Splash – Snad is back to explore the Spandrelian depths with 4 throbbin' cuts from his Dimensions live set. The fourth Spandrel installment, Healing Waters, finds Laura Elle's vocals rippling like a siren's song, channeling crustaceous house dubs of yore (crackles, pops and all). Ricocheting Microwave XT chords, swaddling subs, and a re-imagination of Garrett David's seminal Loop Soup are ripe for the taking on this 12″. Don't sleep, there's more than sharks in these waters.

A landmark cycle from Gustavo Dudamel and the Los Angeles Philharmonic, these complete Schumann symphonies capture the composer at his most daring and imaginative. From the exuberance of the “Spring” Symphony to the sweeping momentum of the “Rhenish,” this recording reveals the emotional depth and innovative spirit at the heart of Schumann’s orchestral music. A powerful addition to Dudamel and the LA Philharmonic’s catalogue.

This is Øneheart's rework of underground artist Europa. His futuristic production brings more of an EDM feel to the original version with an intense dacnefloor heave 4/4 production.

"Perfect Wave" is the first single from KAGAMI's debut album, (to be released early 2027). Following their EP Time Machine, the duo widen their love of 80s Japanese city-pop into a global groove, merging Brazilian MPB with Japanese Jazz-Fusion. It also marks a first for the duo, who step up as vocalists. Blending the breeziness of Masayoshi Takanaka with the groove of Casiopea, it's KAGAMI's attempt to capture the image of a perfect summer day.

An 80's-inspired love song about meeting the love of your life on a night out at your local dive bar. Through dim-lights, cigarette smoke and loud music, everything suddenly goes quiet when you see each other for the first time as the chase begins.

“Baby Blues” is Olympia’s second single from her forthcoming EP, Lady Luck (July 10th). Olympia shares: “This is a deeply personal song that reflects a family experience. Without going into too much detail, out of respect for my loved one, it explores the impact of postnatal depression. It was something that really affected me a few years ago, and I was struck by how little I understood about PND at the time, and how common it actually is.”

"One of a Kind" is a collaborative single by Japanese R&B pop star SIRUP, Indonesian-born, Singapore-based artist Rangga Jones, and Japanese/Taiwanese producer me-mai. This uplifting love song embraces the uniqueness that makes each person truly irreplaceable, with its memorable refrain: One of a Kind. Having grown up between multi-cultures, me-mai is now expanding her vision through a new series of international collaborations that connect artists across borders, languages, and cultures.